Queen & Plus Size

Plus size babydolls apply the same flowing, flattering silhouette found in our standard babydolls and chemises range to sizing designed specifically for curvier bodies, with proportions that account for a fuller bust and hip rather than just extra fabric stretch.

Plus size bodysuits and teddies bring more structured styles into queen sizing, with shaping and support designed around a curvier figure rather than a scaled-up standard pattern.

Plus size panties and g-strings cover everything from minimal cuts through to higher-coverage styles, all proportioned specifically for a fuller hip and waist rather than relying on generic stretch.

Plus size bodystockings apply full-body sheer and fishnet styles to stretch fabric specifically designed to accommodate a curvier frame comfortably.

Plus size costumes bring popular roleplay themes into queen sizing, with the same fitted silhouettes adjusted to sit properly on a fuller figure.

Queen size hosiery and stockings extend our stocking and hold-up ranges into sizing built for a curvier leg and thigh, addressing one of the most common fit complaints with standard hosiery sizing.

Plus size sets and matching pieces bring coordinated two-piece and multi-piece lingerie sets into queen sizing, giving the same matched look available in standard ranges without compromising on fit.

Plus size sleepwear and robes extend comfort-focused styles beyond intimate-specific pieces, covering everyday lounging and sleepwear cut for a curvier figure as well.

Start by checking the specific size chart for each piece rather than assuming a generic small, medium or large guide will translate to your measurements. Plus size and queen size ranges typically use their own dedicated charts that account for proportions differently than standard sizing.

Think about where you want the most support or coverage. Bust support matters more in structured pieces like bodysuits and teddies, while babydolls prioritise a flattering drape over a snug fit, so the right choice depends on which type of comfort matters most to you.

Fabric stretch and quality genuinely affect comfort more in plus size and queen size pieces than in standard sizing, since the fabric is working harder to fit and move with a fuller figure. Checking for spandex or elastane content in the fabric description gives a good indication of how comfortable a piece will actually feel.

If you're building a fuller look, our stockings and hosiery and lingerie accessories ranges include plus size and queen size options to complete a coordinated outfit rather than mixing standard and plus pieces together.

New to shopping plus size lingerie online? Our explains how queen sizing differs from standard sizing across brands, and how to get a comfortable, flattering fit the first time around.

If plus size and queen size lingerie has caught your eye, you might also want to browse:

• Babydolls for a flowing, comfortable plus size style
• Bodysuits & 2pc Sets for more structured plus size options
• Sexy Panties for plus size panty styles
• Costumes & Roleplay for plus size themed outfits

What's the difference between plus size and queen size lingerie?

The terms are largely used interchangeably in lingerie, both referring to sizing designed specifically for curvier bodies rather than standard small to large ranges. Some brands use queen size as their specific naming convention while others use plus size.

Is plus size lingerie cut differently to regular sizing?

Yes, properly designed plus size lingerie is cut and proportioned specifically for curvier bodies rather than simply scaling up a standard size. This generally results in a much better fit through the bust, waist and hip compared to stretching a smaller size.

What size range does plus size lingerie typically cover?

This varies by brand and style, though our range covers sizing up to 26 and beyond across most categories. Checking the specific size chart for each piece is the most reliable way to confirm it covers your measurements.

Are plus size and standard lingerie styles available in the same designs?

Many popular styles, including babydolls, bodysuits and costumes, are available across both standard and plus size ranges, though some specific designs may only be available in one size range depending on the product.

How do I find my correct plus size lingerie measurements?

Measuring your bust, waist and hip with a soft tape measure and comparing against the specific brand's size chart is the most reliable method, since plus size and queen size ranges often use their own dedicated sizing rather than a generic conversion from standard sizing.

Does plus size lingerie cost more than standard sizing?

Pricing is generally comparable across most styles, though some specific plus size pieces using additional fabric or structural support may carry a small premium. Checking individual product pricing is the most accurate way to compare.