Dia & Co. Plus Size Clothing Subscription Review – December 2017

You have the cost to keep everything wrong I think? If not keep it all since its cheaper than keeping two items.

Anna, the dress is THE keeper item in this box! You simply must. It may strike you as autumn colors with a spring-ish/summer-ish cut but it’s a year-round dress. Trust the wisdom of every comment here – there are some wonderful styling suggestions from your followers!

The Dex Boho top is adorable but I don’t think sizing down will solve sleeves or a hem that are inches too long. But, since exchanges are free, go for it!

If you feel great in the jeans, keep them but they’re sure don’t look like$100 jeans. At all. As for the blanket cardi, it looks like it should feel snuggly and cozy but plastic/vinyl trim? Um, no. And all I can say about the Melissa McCarthy tunic is that it’s not very flattering. For $70? Um, no again.

But YES to the dress! 😉 Thanks for another great review!

The more I see of Dia & Co. the more I like. They come up with some really interesting pieces. That dress is beautiful, by the way.

Here’s the thing- IF you are short, or have short limbs, then you KNOW you are going to need to have tops and pants altered.
Don’t stress over it unless you want to pay for custom tailored clothing if you are in Plus sizing, or can find a speciality shop with Petite Plus ( is that even a term? IDK).
There are MANY Plus sized ladies who are tall and need the length, I’m sure. You can have your items made shorter with the use of a tailor in your city, but a person who is average height or above has no way to add to the fabric length of their jeans or tops.

I’m about Liz’s size, and I wear Boho tops and ripped skinny jeans and they are adorable. Style is a matter of preference, but I think it’s unfair for someone to call distressed jeans ” toddler” or ” childish”. They aren’t unless there are some kiddo patches or other childish elements, which I’ve never seen, personally.

I’d like to compliment you, Anna, for either going up a size or for DIA’s selections for you which do not look too tight this month. In the absence of a control, smoothing camisole or other power smoothing undergarments like Spanx offers.
I’ve seen some things recently which I thought were at least one size, maybe 2 sizes too small for you because of the bulges showing in almost all areas of the torso.

Please don’t take offense to this but I think those jeans look like there 10 yrs old or something! It’s something about having both knees with giant rips and with that faded color wash they just look like an old pair of jeans. I’m a lot about distressed jeans but I think 2 huge slits over your knees just isn’t stylish. I do like the bottom of them though and I know u always have trouble with get to long of jeans so that’s a definite plus and u said they fit like a dream so that’s a win as well. It’s just my honest opinion and I’m a stylist!! Maybe if u had some colored tights on under the giant rips wouldn’t be so pronounced.

Anna that maxi dress would also be perfect for spring and summer!! Don’t limit it!

If you love the dress you will find times to wear it (such as a warmer Winter day or cooler Spring day.)

Anna, please keep that dress! It’s so pretty on you and you can absolutely wear it right this minute with boots and a denim jacket. Or you could also layer a thin long sleeved T or turtleneck under it. One of my favorite bloggers, (Andrea Linnett, former Lucky Magazine creative director) uses that styling trick all the time and it’s so cute.

Jeans are a great investment. And that tunic and dress look SO good on you and will work for every season. Since those items cost nearly as much as whole box with discount, why not keep everything and resell the stuff you don’t want?

KEEP THE DRESS!!! I absolutely love it on you – and even if you don’t wear it for a few months you’ll wear it a ton later in 2018!!

I agree keep the dress…you can so wear it through the winter you layer… Think a pair of boots would be killer with that dress…and I think you’ll pull that out of your closet frequently…my question is why do most plus sizes have patterns of flowers? Not a flower person but sometimes it’s all. Can find

Dress and jeans…The rest should go back….

I’m with you on plus-size items always being to long. I’m slightly under 5’1″, and there are not many brands that offer plus-size petite. I end up having to alter nearly all my clothes.

You should keep the dress – you love it and it looks great on you – it will be fall again before you know it. Plus, I think you can throw on a cardigan and some tights/ boots and make it work for the winter.

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I think that maybe it’s a keep-it-all box! The only question I would have is that first top, which you feel is too long. Maybe you could have it hemmed. You’d lose some of the pattern, but… I think everything here looks great on you.

I hope you keep the dress ~ it looks great on you! Plus it’s timeless ~ I imagine this dress could get great wear for as many years as it holds up.

Thank you also for the reviews ~ I love to see the pics & read your comments.

Anna, im curious, how tall are you? So many tops swim on you in length. I am 6ft tall and i wear an 18 and truly, i can very rarely find things the right length for me. Everything is always short (thank god for old navy talls , sadly most of their clothes are cheap af in quality). I end up layering a cami under alot of shirts because soon as i lift my arms, everyone gets flashed. The struggle is real on both ends! Ps-keep those jeans, they look great on you!!!

Commenting on a review for the first time ever to say…

I’m always asking why they make plus size clothing so short! At 5’8″ I’m tall-ish with a long torso and I’m also pretty chesty. I’m apple shaped and want to hide my belly. My problem is they make tops wider and they barely come past my belly button sometimes. Especially womens sweaters! So I guess they can’t please everybody.

Anyway, I love that shirt on you and the jeans look great!