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I've always been curious about whether different stores use different clothing size mannequins to display clothes. I am wondering if it is true. So if you work in a clothing store, could you tell me what the name of the store is and also what size (US clothing size) display mannequins the store uses. For example, I would expect that Lane Bryant would use larger mannequins than Abercrombie, but it would be interesting to see if that's true. Thanks.

I worked in a national department store.

In the misses (adult ladies) dept, we would put size small/size 6 on the mannequins. Often we had to pin the clothes to keep them on. Lingerie models wore a 36B/C and a small panty. Petites sometimes were adult mannequins (with flat feet, or sometimes no feet at all) and sometimes juniors mannequins, depending on the season and the clothes being displayed. There were no mannequins in the plus size department.

In Juniors, the mannequins wore the smallest size available (usually a 3), and we *always* had to pin the clothes to make them smaller.

In mens, the mannequin usually wore a 34/36 pant, and a medium shirt.

Children's had about six different size models, and I don't remember their sizes.

As I am A plus size women I am like a 2x in pants/ size 22

and shirts I am like 1 x I am very big breasted. 42 F.

I am wondering where to go when I do start showing as I am only 1 month but just some places that have plus size.

Thanks so much!

I am in a very similar situation to you. Actually, we are pretty much the same size. Anyways, Ive had difficulty finding maternity clothes myself.

Most every where I have been has had the regular sized maternity clothes and nothing that will fit me. I wonder if they even realize bigger girls are moms to be too?

Tops I have really had no problem finding for cheap. Its the pants that are expensive. I bought several tops at Burkes Outlet, they are cheap. I found one pair of jeans and a pair of shorts that are a little small but they work. They didnt really have anything in the plus sized section.

I went to Ross, everything I found was for the smaller girls, nothing that would fit me or was even worth the time of trying on.

I went to Motherhood Maternity, lots of cute clothes, again for the smaller moms to be. The plus sized section was a very small section way in the back and the pants were running somewhere around $50.

I went into Lane Bryant, same thing, very expensive, I didnt even really bother browsing once I saw prices.

I also tried Wal-Mart but I think the largest size they went to was an 18, not going to fit me, especially when I get huge.

Sears told us they no longer carry maternity clothes.

Target had some cute clothes, the pants were around $25, it was the first place I shopped. I didnt buy anything hoping to find something a little cheaper but it looks like I might end up back there.

I'm 23 weeks now, I bought a pair of regular plus sized black slacks that Im using for now at work. I also have a skirt that I keep pulled up to my bra line because it doesnt fit around my waist any more, but its long enough that I can get away with it like that.

Like I said, tops have been no problem finding, so Im sure that where ever you look you will have no problem finding tops that fit you. Its the bottoms you are going to have a hard time finding.

My skirt is now getting too tight and these black slacks arent going to make it to the 9 month mark, so I am planning to get back out there soon and see if I can find anything else even though Ive kinda searched high and low with no such luck.

I am sure there are sites online that will allow you to purchase plus size for cheap, but I am leery of that, I have to try my clothes on first to make sure they work for me before I buy them.

I know I havent really answered your question, but Ive at least shared my experience with you.

Best of luck and congrats on the new little one!

I am a size 18/20 womens. So I can't buy clothes in all the cute stores at the mall. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions where I could shop most likely online for nize clothes in this size range. It seems most places use really cheap material with shotty construction for plus size clothes. Also they use crazy patterns only my grandma would wear. Apparrently they think by wearing a blinding pattern people with think I am skinner. Also they all tend to look like materinty clothes. I certaintly don't need people coming up to me asking me when I am due. Any help would be appriciated.

right. i know what you're talking about. i take the approach that, if i'm going to have to buy clothes with cheap material and shotty construction, i'm certainly not going to pay top dollar (lane bryant). i just bought some stuff from fashion bug. that's where i see the crazy blinding patterns a lot, but if you're choosy enough there you can get a few things. old navy also does plus sizes online.

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