OT: Clothes for Fatties?
Gordy
widened over the years and i can never find any fatty sizes online. La
Redoute do some bigish stuff sometimes but wont take my Solo :(
Could someone please point me in the direction of some good online clothes
shops and if possible some that do bigger people clothes? Im not American
fat but think i wear like 42-44" waist stuff :/
Many thanks
Gordy
Max Henry
cover your requirements
Excellent service too.
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Emma
>Try http://www.bigozzy.com/acatalog/index.html their smaller sizes should
>cover your requirements
>Excellent service too.
They were reviewed in our local newspaper (Northern Echo) the other week
and got a glowing report.
Also worth checking Ebay for bargains.
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Bob
wrote:
www.fatmanclothing.com or is it www.fatmanclothing.co.uk
all cheap as chips :)
Johannes
I think they sell this on TV shopping channels; you often see 3XL sizes.
pammyT
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> widened over the years
You think everyone who uses a computer is fat?
Richard Colton
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Try reading the orginal post before getting all righteous. The OP was
talking about him/herself and nobody else. However, spending prolonged
period in front of the screen will promote weight gain more than spending
time doing something more strenuous.
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Gordy
"Gordy" <gordon...@Mntlworld.com> wrote in message
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Thanks for all the great replies. Im skinny to these shops as well lol.
Gordy
Charlie Mitchell
<gordon...@Mntlworld.com> writes
>Could someone please point me in the direction of some good online clothes
>shops and if possible some that do bigger people clothes? Im not American
>fat but think i wear like 42-44" waist stuff :/
Up to 66" chest!
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Brian
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That is NOT fat, it's becoming more normal for people to be bigger. It's
about time UK clothes shops stopped making people feel ashamed of what is
just a number on a label. They would make far more money out of not
catering for stick insects anyway.
I am a 38inch waist but have a bit of muscle on my legs, so either have to
buy a much bigger waist to ensure the leg size is wider or go to somewhere
like TESCO. TESCO is really good for mens stuff, I am talking about men of
average size, everything fits perfectly. Leave the younger people to go to
the likes of high street clothes shops as they pay far far more for the same
quality!
I can't help with online shops but there are some around and about in the
high street.
David Quinton
wrote:
>Could someone please point me in the direction of some good online clothes
>shops and if possible some that do bigger people clothes? Im not American
>fat but think i wear like 42-44" waist stuff :/
<http://www.FBsize.co.uk>
I haven't used them myself, but they have webspace from us!
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Road_HogŽ
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>
That's a bit rich coming from someone who looks like a "bag lady".
Michael Cargill
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>
> That is NOT fat, it's becoming more normal for people to be bigger. It's
> about time UK clothes shops stopped making people feel ashamed of what is
> just a number on a label. They would make far more money out of not
> catering for stick insects anyway.
What a load of bullshit.
Bigbird
Brian wrote:
> "Gordy" <gordon...@Mntlworld.com> wrote in message
> news:iMNce.11323$WW5....@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
> > Since discovering the wondrous world of computers my backside has
> > slowly widened over the years and i can never find any fatty sizes
> > online. La Redoute do some bigish stuff sometimes but wont take my
> > Solo :( Could someone please point me in the direction of some good
> > online
> > clothes shops and if possible some that do bigger people clothes?
> > Im not American fat but think i wear like 42-44" waist stuff :/
> >
> > Many thanks
> >
> > Gordy
> >
> Hello,
>
> That is NOT fat, it's becoming more normal for people to be bigger.
By bigger do you mean fatter or do you mean somethinge else?
You seem to be saying that beacause there is a trend toward a larger number
of people having weight problems they should no longer be seen as weight
problems.
pammyT
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Johannes
Richard Colton wrote:
>
> "pammyT" <fenlandfow...@talktalk.net> wrote in message
> news:7ERce.1091$CF.3...@news-1.opaltelecom.net...
> >
> > "Gordy" <gordon...@Mntlworld.com> wrote in message
> > news:iMNce.11323$WW5....@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
> >> Since discovering the wondrous world of computers my backside has slowly
> >> widened over the years
> > what has the computer got to do with being a lazy glutton?
> > You think everyone who uses a computer is fat?
>
> Try reading the orginal post before getting all righteous. The OP was
> talking about him/herself and nobody else. However, spending prolonged
> period in front of the screen will promote weight gain more than spending
> time doing something more strenuous.
That's OK as long as you're not "American fat" :=)
Johannes
It's quite true that taller people are bigger in all directions, but not
necessarily fatter.
Gordy
No arse or tits?
Gordy
"Johannes" <jo...@spamblock46437sizefitter.com> wrote in message
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I know a lot of people who weigh as much as me and there over 6 foot and
dont look fat at all the lucky sods lol. My brothers 16 and not far of me
and i would class him as a little chubby as hes built like a brick shithouse
:/
Gordy
JohnB
Cotton Traders now do quite a lot of their range in bigger sizes
http://www.cottontraders.co.uk/
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Richard Colton
I think I'll take the fifth on that one.
Michael Cargill
No it isn't - there are plenty of tall people who are rather skinny.
Johannes
Richard Colton wrote:
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> "Johannes" <jo...@spamblock46437sizefitter.com> wrote in message
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> >
> >
> > Richard Colton wrote:
> >>
> >> "pammyT" <fenlandfow...@talktalk.net> wrote in message
> >> news:7ERce.1091$CF.3...@news-1.opaltelecom.net...
> >> >
> >> > "Gordy" <gordon...@Mntlworld.com> wrote in message
> >> > news:iMNce.11323$WW5....@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
> >> >> Since discovering the wondrous world of computers my backside has
> >> >> slowly
> >> >> widened over the years
> >> > what has the computer got to do with being a lazy glutton?
> >> > You think everyone who uses a computer is fat?
> >>
> >> Try reading the orginal post before getting all righteous. The OP was
> >> talking about him/herself and nobody else. However, spending prolonged
> >> period in front of the screen will promote weight gain more than spending
> >> time doing something more strenuous.
> >
> > That's OK as long as you're not "American fat" :=)
>
> I think I'll take the fifth on that one.
When you're in America, your brain gets adjusted after a while when looking
for laydies...
Johannes
So tall people are always dipsticks?
JohnB
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