Plus Size Bathing Suit????

Try Wal mart online or Target, I really like Targets and they are super nice!

Lands End overstock

JC Penny. But I've gotten good ones from Walmart and Kmart...

i go ghetto lol..i buy from walmart they have some cute ones,i dont know where you live and if you have a burkes or not but i found some really cute ones there the other day! i just have the problem of being oddlly shaped lol my breats are really big,my waist isnt and my butt and hips (and thighs) are really BIG lol so i usually end up with a two piece and a shirt over

Lands' End - great suits, great fit (once you find yours), cute selection this year - almost always a sale and free shipping - available in Sears to try on, and free returns to Sears Stores. (yes, I worked there once upon a time! I own billions of the suits that are still going strong...years later!)

Mine is from Walmart and its actually really nice. It looks just like the one the model is wearing in my profile. Has extra fabric to hide fat and suck you in. I just wear a bum cover with mine when walking about. Best advice I can give is try them on! I tried on 3 or 4 before finding a good one.

www.alwaysforme.com has plus size swimsuits that are gorgeous!!! Check out their sale section. I bought my suit from them last year and have had tons of compliments and I feel sexy in it!!

You could try one of the places below:

Target
Sears
Marshalls
TJMaxx
Loehmanns
JCPenny's


One of those places should have a NICE suit that you like, It could definitely take some time to find the "right" one for you as far as fit. Marshalls had a pretty selection the other day that I looked. Good luck!

Lands' End - great suits, great fit (once you find yours), cute selection this year - almost always a sale and free shipping - available in Sears to try on, and free returns to Sears Stores. (yes, I worked there once upon a time! I own billions of the suits that are still going strong...years later!)

Do they fit true to size? I am currently in a 24. Should I go down one with losing weight? Thoughts?

Best advice is to take your measurements, even tho this is what people HATE to hear, and give them a call or hop on the chat. You will need your bust, waist, hip, and torso measurements - be honest - and they will help you size. There are product specialists available as well as swim experts - if in between sizes, we alwasy recommended sizing down due to the material stretching in the water, but, let them help you figure it out. Free service - great to utilize. I found that our swimwear fit pretty well - I'm a 12/14 and found the 14 to be a good fit almost always. The tops and bottoms of almost all suits are purchased separately for the best fit (thank GOD for the genius that came up with that) - offer tons of super cute swim mini's, if you like more coverage, and lots of mix and match options! www.landsend.com/swim - you can chat and talk to a swim expert to help you pick a flattering suit, or just use the search feature to find what you like. You can narrow your search by anxiety zone, bra type, size, swim type, etc. If you're nears Sears, hop on over and try some on. Once you find what fits, it's universal in the styles, generally. If you can't find what you want in the store, you can order from teh store and get free shipping (or just ask for it, pretty generous about just dishing it out, trust me!)

penningtons and addition elle if you're in Canada. If in the US, lane bryant. Those are the only ones I have experience with in terms of swimsuits.

i bought this one before going to colorado for 10th anniversary (house had an outdoor hot tub). hubs couldn't keep his hands off of me and that was before i started losing weight!

http://www.alwaysforme.com/plussizeswim3.html

Lands' End - great suits, great fit (once you find yours), cute selection this year - almost always a sale and free shipping - available in Sears to try on, and free returns to Sears Stores. (yes, I worked there once upon a time! I own billions of the suits that are still going strong...years later!)

Do they fit true to size? I am currently in a 24. Should I go down one with losing weight? Thoughts?

Best advice is to take your measurements, even tho this is what people HATE to hear, and give them a call or hop on the chat. You will need your bust, waist, hip, and torso measurements - be honest - and they will help you size. There are product specialists available as well as swim experts - if in between sizes, we alwasy recommended sizing down due to the material stretching in the water, but, let them help you figure it out. Free service - great to utilize. I found that our swimwear fit pretty well - I'm a 12/14 and found the 14 to be a good fit almost always. The tops and bottoms of almost all suits are purchased separately for the best fit (thank GOD for the genius that came up with that) - offer tons of super cute swim mini's, if you like more coverage, and lots of mix and match options! www.landsend.com/swim - you can chat and talk to a swim expert to help you pick a flattering suit, or just use the search feature to find what you like. You can narrow your search by anxiety zone, bra type, size, swim type, etc. If you're nears Sears, hop on over and try some on. Once you find what fits, it's universal in the styles, generally. If you can't find what you want in the store, you can order from teh store and get free shipping (or just ask for it, pretty generous about just dishing it out, trust me!)

Thanks! I am going to go on and check there now! I take it you work for them? Any place to get coupons for a discount on-line?

I used to work there - they want me back in the fall for peak - undecided, but, the best way to get special offers is with the newsletter update. The coupon sites aren't always up to date, or, stupid people post stuff that's not valid and then others get pissed off that it doesn't work - can't guarantee that it's reliable from another site. Generally the offers are right there on the homepage, and you can always call or chat to ask...they will give you the information and tell you about the newsletter!

I found some cute ones at Avenue last year.

Swimoutlet.com hands down. Awesome suits, good prices.