Plus Size Clothing Range – Over the past couple of weeks there have been some whispering ‘s of a new plus size clothing range by clothing brand Quiz Clothing, and it finally launched yesterday. It’s been put together by the very talented Felicity Hayward, who I know is very keen to make clothing inclusive for everyone.
Plus Size Clothing Range
When I first saw the Quiz Curve range was going to be launched I was both happy and disappointed that their range goes up to a size 28. For me, a size 28 just doesn’t cut it when it comes to a full plus size range, but then it is better than the up to size 24 offerings we’re so often given. I have to remind myself that fat fashion is improving and it is small steps that we’re having to undertake. A range up to a size 28 means that it is inclusive of so many more people, and that has to be a positive thing!
Perhaps more importantly, the actual clothing range itself is really lovely. At some point I may get a couple of pieces myself and see if I can make them work on my body – after all, we all know the importance of ignoring clothes sizes and just trying them on!
That said, if you’re below a size 28 then you should definitely give them a try – the range itself has some proper lovely pieces. What I love is that they have the same pattern across a number of items, which means that there should be something for most people.
I can’t wait for people to start buying from the range, so I can read some reviews and see how they all fit different bodies. Personally I’ll be trying one or two of their going-out dresses, even if I have to team them up with leggings due to the length being short. And then, we can all keep our fingers crossed for a slightly larger range of sizes with the next seasons range?
What are your favourite pieces from the collection?
Debz Louise is a plus-size blogger based in Yorkshire. Behind many nationwide campaigns such as #WeaAreTheThey & winner of Best Blogger at the UK Plus Size Awards, she talkas about life as a plus-size 40-something woman in South Yorkshire.
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