Hey there, fellow curvy ladies and gents in Hong Kong! We all know the struggle of finding fashionable and affordable clothing that fits our bodies juuuust right. It’s honestly like searching for a needle in a haystack. But fear not, because we’ve got you covered! I scoured the internet, used my own experiences, and even spoke to fashion stylist, Polina of @styleit_green for recommendations. So here are the top spots to check out for all your plus size shopping needs in Hong Kong.

Plus size stores

Believe it or not, there are a couple of dedicated plus size clothing stores across Hong Kong that cater specifically to bigger bodies. Created by fellow disgruntled individuals who decided to take their fashion crises into their own hands, they are a great option.

Fashion Corner Plus — Lai Chi Kok

Created by Makalya Ng, the clothes are custom tailored with plus size girls’ body shapes in mind. Carrying sizes M to 4XL, you no longer need to think about what is “flattering” or not – wear what you love! They carry everything from bras and activewear to cute skirts and plus size dresses. And don’t forget to tag #ourcurvystyle to further empower the community to embrace themselves.

Shop: www.fashioncornerplus.com

My Rules — Kwai Chung

With a mission to help you “fall in love with yourself in front of the mirror every day”, My Rules has a TON of amazing clothes for sizes L, XL, and XXL. Their dresses in particular are super cute and girly, and affordable too. You can find cute outfits for under HK$500 at My Rules.

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Shop: www.myruleshk.com

XSXXL — Kwun Tong, Kwai Hing

Men, don’t worry, we found options for you too! Since 2007, XSXXL has provided plus size clothing options for men. They source products from around the world, specifically Japan and the United States with popular brands including Wrangler, Ralph Lauren, Stussy, and Adidas. T-shirts, jeans, hoodies, they’ve got it all! They also have in-person stores which allows you to try and check out what you like in a safe and comfortable environment. 

Shop: www.store.xsxxl.com

Thrift/secondhand plus size clothing

We cannot ignore the environmental impact of fast fashion, and fashion in general. But unfortunately, there aren’t that many sustainable brands making great plus size clothing (except for the couple we’ve included below!). So personally, I like to shop secondhand. 

Hong Kong Curvy Swap and Sell — Facebook

This group is a wonderful place to swap and sell secondhand fashion for curvy women in Hong Kong. You can often find dresses, tops, skirts and even shoes in brands and sizes that you might otherwise not be able to find! It is truly a supportive community that often shares tips too. Plus, this is a great opportunity for you to pass on your own unused clothes and earn a little bit of pocket money.

Shop: Facebook

Green Ladies/Redress/Carousell — Multiple locations, online

These secondhand platforms for plus size fashion can be a hit or a miss but are worth checking out if you’re open to spending time exploring and hunting. I have over the years gotten some great gems, especially in the Wan Chai Green Ladies and in the Redress pop-ups. These might be a safer bet as you can try and check the clothes in person. On the other hand, Carousell has a huge platform, with over 250 returns coming up for XXL dresses, but it is not always reliable. I once had someone sell me boots with both the heels broken!

Shop: www.gl.sjs.org.hk, www.redress.com.hk, www.carousell.com.hk

Hong Kong plus size fashion brands

Beam Bold — Online

Audra Gordon, founder of Beam Bold, is one of the leaders in this field. They believe in providing designs to inspire women to embrace their individuality. Not only do they offer sizes up to 3XL but they also offer a variety of lengths, including petite, short, regular, and tall AND can do custom orders. Plus, they are also committed to sustainability with a mission to reduce textile waste. And of course, the colours and designs are incredible!

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Shop: www.beambold.com

Annibody — Online

Named after the word “any body”, Annibody is made for women in different shapes and sizes. Annibody creates high-quality bodysuits to celebrate the freedom and beauty of women’s bodies with a minimalist aesthetic. They do bodysuits, swimsuits, linens and dresses and sizes go up to 3XL with pre-order. Super comfy, super versatile, super inclusive!

Shop: www.annibody.com

October Eighteen — Online

Creating capsule collections of fresh, versatile, and timeless pieces which are 90% produced in Hong Kong makes October Eighteen the perfect option for sustainability-minded plus size women. They carry sizes up to XXL or UK size 16. Plus, if your measurements fall outside of the chart, they offer made-to-measure service at no extra cost.

Shop: www.octobereighteen.com

She Creates Stories — Online

Sourcing plus size women’s clothing from Australia, She Creates Stories wants to provide high-quality, on-trend fashion no matter what your size. They are the ultimate plush fashion destination for plus size swimwear, womenswear, and accessories. From cute, boho dresses to comfy activewear, there are tons of options up to XXL (and some even go up to size 22) at She Creates Stories. They also have the option of sorting by fit, which includes curve, tall, and petite.

Shop: www.shecreatesstories.com

Zanteia — Online

Zanteia is a platform that curates fashion-forward curvy clothing that is both sustainable and ethical – kind on the environment and kind on society. By putting transparency at the forefront, they ensure that the end consumer knows the process. They offer sizes up to XXL and are in the process of curating further size-inclusive brands.

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Shop: www.zanteia.com

Custom-fitted curvy clothing

Love It HK — Central

Love It HK understands that not all bodies are the same. In fact, if you buy ready-to-wear, there’s a 90% chance the torso length won’t match yours. So, they have a solution! They offer three great options – customized, tailormade, and ready-to-wear clothes. Now you will always feel confident in your clothes. Just pop into their Central boutique and get fitted.

Shop: www.loveit.com.hk

Unspun — Sheung Wan

Buying jeans that fit just right is NEVER easy – so Unspun uses technology and innovation to create custom jeans. Thus, your perfect pair, always. Plus, since they never make clothes before they find a home, there is no waste. Their mission is to make the design, manufacturing, and consumption of fashion intentional so you can look good and be good to the environment.

Shop: www.unspun.io

Frey Tailored — Central, Tsim Sha Tsui

If you are looking for high-quality staple pieces that will last long beyond a few seasons, Frey has got you. They offer standard sizes up to EU46 or XL but also offer the plus size fashion option to create custom sizes that are the perfect fit for you. You can take your desires and wishes for clothes and Frey will try and make it a reality for you!

Shop: www.frey-tailored.com

International brands with larger sizing

Finally, there are a number of international brands that are the go-to for curvier women in Hong Kong. Marks & Spencer usually offers up to UK size 16 in stores and goes up to 24 online. COS is another favourite. Phase Eight and Hobbs are British brands that have stores in Hong Kong that carry up to XXL or UK size 20. If you have a slightly bigger budget, you can’t go wrong with Diane Von Furstenburg, which carries sizes up to XXL or US size 16. 

Header image credits: Zanteia

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Born in New Delhi, brought up in Hong Kong, and having lived in New York, city life is in Kopal's blood. You can find her exploring her beloved city. Whether it's the latest sustainable fashion store, or the cutest new coffee shop, she loves finding the hidden secrets of Hong Kong. In her free time, Kopal is a active advocate for animal welfare and adoption, and she runs a Facebook and Instagram page, @adoptdontshop.hk.

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