The fashion brand released new survey results this week. ModCloth recently conducted a survey about the shopping experiences of plus sized women and released the results along with the announcement to ...

ModCloth, the online women's clothing retailer known for its flirty dresses and vintage looks, announced in a press release on Tuesday it was eliminating the category "plus size" on its website's ...

In an effort to make women of all shapes and sizes feel comfortable, ModCloth, the online fashion retailer, removed its "plus size" section from its website. The company didn't get rid of its clothes ...

Online retailer ModCloth has always been vocal about the importance of stocking a wide range of sizes and has taken things one step further, getting rid of a dedicated plus-size section to allow all ...

On the morning of Oct. 6, ModCloth announced that it would be retiring its plus size section. Although that sounds like a total step backward at first, what ModCloth is doing is arguably something ...

On-the-rise ecommerce retailer ModCloth just retired "plus-size" clothing. But it's not because the company has a distaste for larger women — in fact, it's the exact opposite. The plus-size section on ...

ModCloth — long a go-to for feminine and flirty clothes — took a huge step Wednesday toward ending the delineation between “regular” and “plus-size” clothes. The retailer announced that it will no ...

On Oct. 6, vintage-inspired retailer ModCloth announced that it would be retiring its plus size section. Upon first hearing those words, I thought my heart was going to burst out of my chest like it ...

Fifteen years ago today, ModCloth came into existence in the same place many a wild, lofty and ambitious idea is born: a dorm room. At first, it was a site where ModCloth co-founder Susan Gregg Koger ...

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