Fat experiences

Morbidly A Beast:
It’s been like 35-40 degrees in the morning lately and I’m realizing I have to buy all new cold weather gear cause all my old stuff makes me feel like a stuffed sausage particularly around the middle that is if my belly doesn’t stick out the bottom or to tight around my pillow arms, like not even a sweatshirt fits. Luckily it’s warmed up by mid morning afternoon so I’m not cold all day but those first few hours have been chilli in nothing but a 5xl long sleeve tshirt… I also don’t know where to start even last time was kinda rough finding the right sizes

Morbidly A Beast:
It’s been like 35-40 degrees in the morning lately and I’m realizing I have to buy all new cold weather gear cause all my old stuff makes me feel like a stuffed sausage particularly around the middle that is if my belly doesn’t stick out the bottom or to tight around my pillow arms, like not even a sweatshirt fits. Luckily it’s warmed up by mid morning afternoon so I’m not cold all day but those first few hours have been chilli in nothing but a 5xl long sleeve tshirt… I also don’t know where to start even last time was kinda rough finding the right sizes

Munchies:
A very thing to keep in mind - especially for the super sized crowd. At some point, it gets hard to find clothes that fit unless you make them yourself.

BigBallBellyGirl:
I'm currently in the process of finding my true size and restocking my wardrobe for winter. I'm at my highest weight ever (420 - 430). I actively gained for much of this year, and though I'm not doing so now, I'm 135-145 pounds heavier than I was last Thanksgiving, and 50-60 pounds heavier than my previous highest weight. I struggle with clothes a LOT because I'm VERY big around the midsection. I'm having to stick with some warm basics from custom retailers. I can't find a winter coat though, and it does get chilly in Pennsylvania. Open to recommendations from fellow supersized folks.

BigBallBellyGirl:
I'm currently in the process of finding my true size and restocking my wardrobe for winter. I'm at my highest weight ever (420 - 430). I actively gained for much of this year, and though I'm not doing so now, I'm 135-145 pounds heavier than I was last Thanksgiving, and 50-60 pounds heavier than my previous highest weight. I struggle with clothes a LOT because I'm VERY big around the midsection. I'm having to stick with some warm basics from custom retailers. I can't find a winter coat though, and it does get chilly in Pennsylvania. Open to recommendations from fellow supersized folks.

BigBallBellyGirl:
I'm currently in the process of finding my true size and restocking my wardrobe for winter. I'm at my highest weight ever (420 - 430). I actively gained for much of this year, and though I'm not doing so now, I'm 135-145 pounds heavier than I was last Thanksgiving, and 50-60 pounds heavier than my previous highest weight. I struggle with clothes a LOT because I'm VERY big around the midsection. I'm having to stick with some warm basics from custom retailers. I can't find a winter coat though, and it does get chilly in Pennsylvania. Open to recommendations from fellow supersized folks.

Munchies:
I'm not supersized, but have you tried the plus-sized maternity section? You don't have to be pregnant to wear them, and most people won't know you're wearing maternity clothes.

BigBallBellyGirl:
I'm currently in the process of finding my true size and restocking my wardrobe for winter. I'm at my highest weight ever (420 - 430). I actively gained for much of this year, and though I'm not doing so now, I'm 135-145 pounds heavier than I was last Thanksgiving, and 50-60 pounds heavier than my previous highest weight. I struggle with clothes a LOT because I'm VERY big around the midsection. I'm having to stick with some warm basics from custom retailers. I can't find a winter coat though, and it does get chilly in Pennsylvania. Open to recommendations from fellow supersized folks.

Munchies:
I'm not supersized, but have you tried the plus-sized maternity section? You don't have to be pregnant to wear them, and most people won't know you're wearing maternity clothes.

BigBallBellyGirl:
This was the route I ended up taking! I found a custom retailer and ordered a heavy fleecelined maternity jacket in 6XL I also got a couple of heavy ponchos. Fortunately, I don't feel super cold most of the time, so where some people might need a parka, I'll probably do fine with the jacket!