Mollydex6 years ago

I know this sounds a bit odd , but on my journey from a 18 to a size 10/12 I frequented some pretty posh charity shops and had some great outfits . iI really like the fact that I was able to give them back as I shrank and they could sell then twice

Claire2stone6 years ago

Try your local department store. Maybe Debenhams?? As they have personal shoppers .... they pick clothes that suit your size and body shape and may pick some clothes you would never dream of trying on but may look fabulous on 🛍 I think it's free with no obligation to buy aswell 😀

Good luck x

LessToLose6 years ago

I do the charity shop thing as well and just buy enough to keep me going until the next size down.

IndigoBlue616 years ago

I'm a bit of a cheap skate - primark leggings and long top/short dresses from Asda 😊 They will shrink with me 😊 Like you, I don't want to pay a lot.

angelainexeter6 years ago

When I was bigger than I am now I was a NEXT fan. They have nice clothes which go up to a size 20/22. I always felt nice in their clothes

TeganSara2kg in reply to angelainexeter6 years ago

I always buy trousers and skirts from Next. They are very good with sizing for bigger sizes. So many other shops have terrible fitting bottoms!

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albinohedgehog6 years ago

I like Yours. They have alot of casual clothes i like. Although i am looking forward to the day i can shop in normal shops! X

Seuzan6 years ago

I like Gudrun Sjödén too! I really like Oska trousers but they are so expensive so I usually wait until the sales for them.

Matalan do some nice linen type trousers which are super cheap (think I paid about £12.99 for ones I use for work).

Jaba Yard in the north lanes in Brighton have some very funky clothes too if you are down that way...

TeganSara2kg in reply to Seuzan6 years ago

I'm near Glasgow but thanks for the suggestion

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SMITHYC6lbs2 years ago

Tillets online they have some nice clothes for all sizes. The top I am wearing in my before picture is from there.