Photo: Courtesy of Madison Plus Select We've rattled off these stats before: The average American woman is a size 14. The plus-size consumer comprises 67% of the apparel-purchasing community. However, so many companies still refuse to expand their size range. In fact, they're practically fighting against the opportunity. From Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries' "anti-fat" stance to Lululemon's unwillingness to offer larger sizes, it seems that the stigma behind plus-sized fashion is still ali...
Photo: Courtesy of Madison Plus Select We've rattled off these stats before: The average American woman is a size 14. The plus-size consumer comprises 67% of the apparel-purchasing community. However, so many companies still refuse to expand their size range. In fact, they're practically fighting against the opportunity. From Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries' "anti-fat" stance to Lululemon's unwillingness to offer larger sizes, it seems that the stigma behind plus-sized fashion is still ali...
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