I don't know if you're on Fetlife (social networking for kinky folks) but a couple of the BBW groups have very helpful resources for clothing, here and here.
my recommendations based on personal experience (I am 5'10, 350lbs, 54-42-64, ranging from size 26-30):
Alter Ego Erotics, an eBay seller, for incredibly reasonably priced, mid-range quality leather corsets up to a 8X, I believe--she does custom work as well, for a little more. I take a 5X in her corsets.
also, more generally, I've had excellent luck finding fetish wear on eBay--people know there's market for it and there's a number of seller/manufacturers like Alter Ego.
Torrid--their sizing is really hit or miss, since they use so many different manufacturers. Lip service and Tripp are two well made brands whose sizing runs true/a little generous--4X/26s fit me quite well. Torrid's lingerie can be *very* generously sized--a very fat friend of mine got stuff from here that fit her;some items I've tried and found the largest size to be too big for me: Black Lace Short-Sleeved Bustier, Skulls Ruffle Cheeky Short, Scarlet Bustier. FWIW, I don't really bother with their pants or skirts--but dresses are about 50/50 for me. that said, I have gotten 90% of my extensive goth/fetish wardrobe from Torrid, including lots of PVC, which is def. stretchy enough to fit someone larger than me. and, BOOTS & SHOES! I have 23" calves and wide, fat feet with a seriously high instep and Torrid really delivers on awesome gothy/stompy/sexy boots and shoes that fit.
I have one really cool long mesh skirt--a 3x, but it has an elastic waist and is quite voluminous--from Catherine Coatney that could easily fit a larger person than me--Inkubus has the largest selection of her plus size stuff on the internet.
Ir you're looking for a petticoat, the lovely ladies of Big Moves dance troupe had great luck with a square dancing store; specifically, this one.
I don't know if you're on Fetlife (social networking for kinky folks) but a couple of the BBW groups have very helpful resources for clothing, here and here.
my recommendations based on personal experience (I am 5'10, 350lbs, 54-42-64, ranging from size 26-30):
Alter Ego Erotics, an eBay seller, for incredibly reasonably priced, mid-range quality leather corsets up to a 8X, I believe--she does custom work as well, for a little more. I take a 5X in her corsets.
also, more generally, I've had excellent luck finding fetish wear on eBay--people know there's market for it and there's a number of seller/manufacturers like Alter Ego.
Stormy Leather has seriously gorgeous, seriously well-made and seriously expensive leather corsets and separate, as making the best strap-on harness for fat folks. if I can ever blow a huge wad on fetish clothes, I'm starting here and at Dark Garden.
Torrid--their sizing is really hit or miss, since they use so many different manufacturers. Lip service and Tripp are two well made brands whose sizing runs true/a little generous--4X/26s fit me quite well. Torrid's lingerie can be *very* generously sized--a very fat friend of mine got stuff from here that fit her;some items I've tried and found the largest size to be too big for me: Black Lace Short-Sleeved Bustier, Skulls Ruffle Cheeky Short, Scarlet Bustier. FWIW, I don't really bother with their pants or skirts--but dresses are about 50/50 for me. that said, I have gotten 90% of my extensive goth/fetish wardrobe from Torrid, including lots of PVC, which is def. stretchy enough to fit someone larger than me.
and, BOOTS & SHOES! I have 23" calves and wide, fat feet with a seriously high instep and Torrid really delivers on awesome gothy/stompy/sexy boots and shoes that fit.
I have one really cool long mesh skirt--a 3x, but it has an elastic waist and is quite voluminous--from Catherine Coatney that could easily fit a larger person than me--Inkubus has the largest selection of her plus size stuff on the internet.
Ir you're looking for a petticoat, the lovely ladies of Big Moves dance troupe had great luck with a square dancing store; specifically, this one.
hope this helps.
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