Today I’m sharing my favourite places to shop for plus size jeans! From classic, structured denim to fashion-forward, classic and beautifully cut to on-trend fits and styles. There is something here for everyone {sizes 00-30}. For years it was impossible to find well-fitting jeans in plus and curve ranges. I don’t know about you, but my past with jeans has been extensive and at times rocky.
Are you ready to shop? Where to Buy plus size jeans
17 Sundays {sizes 12 – 26}
This Australian label delivers you sexy, white-hot denim in some of the best colours this season. Heck, any season. Slim-fit pants, ankle crops and zip details. These are young and fun and something I wish was around when I was a size 16 teen looking for clothes that fit the body I had, not the one I was trying to diet and exercise in to. Know someone fun? Tell them about these jeans. The best.
ASOS Curve {sizes 2 – 30}
An affordable and easy wear option, the ASOS Curve {and now featuring New Look denim too} jeans make up the majority of my wardrobe. ASOS provides lots of great options in lots of sizes that really fit the fashion denim category. These are the jeans you pick up when you want acid wash, high waist coloured jeans. These are where you pick up the trendsetter jeans. They won’t last you a million years, but they will get you through a season or two and for their price, they’re more than worth it.
Embody Denim {sizes 6 – 22}
Having not purchased these jeans myself, only working off online reviews these are the jeans you invest in. Classic styles, colours and cuts, these are your investment jeans. Cut beautifully in quality denim all the reviews talk about their quality and weight. The weight of the denim wears in beautifully and holds you tight without strangling you. Check them out if you are looking for THE pair.
Torrid Denim {sizes 00 – 30}
Another in the fashion jeans category is the Torrid Denim range. You’ve heard me rave about these beauties and I only have the two pairs. A great fit, lots of options in terms of style and fit and colour, these are worth paying the postage to Australia to get your hands on. The skinny fit ankle zip jeans are my personal favourite, I love the showing of the ankle, there’s just something so HOT about that. And since it’s never really THAT cold here, I can wear them all year round. Try the Torrid jeans if you want range, a great fit and fashion colours/styles.
Good American {sizes 00 to 26}
Founded by Khloe Kardashian, Good American kicked off their range with jeans and denim and since expanding into loungewear, sweats and even shoes. They’ve recently bought out a basic denim range for $99 a pair giving more entry-level options from this premium brand. Fans rave about the fit and style of these jeans and how well they fit and wear. With new fits coming out regularly, they’re well worth a look for your next piece of denim.
Cotton On Curve {sizes 16 to 24}
Cotton On is a simple, cheerful range of denim that is also available on ASOS and other platforms. I’ve picked up a few items from this range when I wanted more trend pieces or seasonal styles. This doesn’t mean the quality is terrible, it is pretty good. The denim is basic though and doesn’t hold up to some of the premium brands we’ve also featured. But for simple, accessible pieces, they are well worth a look.
That’ the wrap-up, where do you buy your jeans from? What do you look for in a good pair of jeans? Fit, form, function? Let me know below. Coming up next fortnight I’m planning to share some great spots to grab plus size tights. With winter coming up, some great pairs of tights are essential. Either that or I’m going trend spotting with leather. I haven’t decided yet. Do you have a preference?
As far as plus size jeans go, I’ve already had a couple of tips regarding other denim one-stop shops. Let me know where you get your jeans in the comments below because like the wide fitting boots post, this one may need a follow-up.
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No NYDJ? Their plus size range is awesome. I’ve had pairs from a size 20 down to a 12 and they all fit well with a great cut that is high waisted to avoid the muffins hanging out. The Torrid jeans look great. Will have to check them out. V.
One of the ladies on Facebook told me to check them out and I plan to. I was put off by the sizing as I’m a 20/22. But have been assured the fit is generous in some of the lines.
I’ve had five pairs over the years and it is difficult to know what size will fit because there are so many cuts now. Also I get soooo confused with the US sizing. I actually have a size 10 which I can fit in when I’m mostly wearing Aussie 14/16 in everything else. The pair I’m wearing comfortably now is a US14. I bought them on sale from Amazon and just took a punt with the size because they were half what you’d pay here. I’ve got a lovely black velvet pair in my drawers that don’t fit (yet – I’m always hopeful). They are a US10 but I’ve I haven’t been an Aussie 12 since I was maybe 14 yo! So you are right, the sizing is weird. Good luck finding a pair. They really are life changing jeans.
Thank you. Do you know if you can buy them in store? Are they a boutique range or more of a department store thing? I’d love the chance to try them on.
They are only in boutiques as far as I know. You’re in Melbourne, aren’t you? I know where to find them in Sydney… you could ask on their facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/NYDJAUS
Do you know the plus size store Towanda? I bought my first two pairs from them. They have a store in Little Bourke St, Melb. Beautiful stuff but so expensive! http://www.towanda.com.au/
I’m in Queensland actually. North of the Sunshine Coast. But I’ll ask on the page, for sure. I was considering contacting them anyway with a couple of other questions. Thank you.
I haven’t heard of them, but checking out the site now!! I don’t mind expensive for quality items, the long term closet variety.
I love Torrid jeans! I’m tall and almost every place I try on jeans they are way too short, but Torrid have the lengths on some pairs and its so brilliant to not have ankle freezers, haha. Other place I bought some great jeans was the Svoboda website, which is closed at the moment 🙁
I love when stores offer various length jeans, it’s probably my favourite of any of the custom fit type things. I have surprisingly short legs for my height {long torso} so I love to be able to get a regular in my size or even a short if it warrants it.
I always buy my jeans at My Size. I feel like if I have my basic dark blue jeans then I am happy. I’ve already picked up a new leather trend piece but I have not stocked up on tights. I have tried every plus size tights brand that I can buy at the usual stores and none of them are quite large enough for me. I have a friend who works in fashion and is in the same boat. I want to hear about tights.
I hadn’t heard much about the My Size denim, thanks for this. I’ll be sure to check it out in store next time. I have the same issue with tights, it’s a height AND girth thing. I always end up with the crotch hanging too low with is BAD.
I’m a huge fan of Embody but love the City Chic TDF range, the black this season are so great I bought a back up pair when on sale!
Oooo, thanks for the tip. I’ll have to check it out.
Most of mine jeans are from City Chic and Virtu. I’m planning on branching out this year to try other brands so thanks for this 🙂
You’re welcome! I’ve never owned a pair of CC jeans, but they seem to be a popular choice. I’ll have to check them out.