I mean, for me, at my biggest, 6XL was my go-to for shirts. 5X would fit, if it would stretch a bit. But finding clothes in any given store was basically impossible. I had walked a lot in the time ...

To me, it's a question of height (which you didn't give) and how strong your legs already are. I've always been large and tall, so 400 wasn't really a problem, beyond clothes. I have a very large b...

Don't do it while they're eating, and try to avoid it in open spaces with a lot of people. Especially good if it's just you and him in a quiet corner- because if he does think it's a prank, he'll l...

Again this year. My aunt got a shirt that was just obviously mislabeled. Said 6X, more like a 2X. Ended up giving it to someone half my size that night.

Maybe it's just me, but the gaps between actual sizes shrink as they go up- like a 4X is closer to a 5X than a medium is to a large.
Also, for practically, find a good store or two and keep in min...

Hanes boxer briefs. If you've got fat thighs like I do, the legs give out after a few wears. Then, they prevent rubbing, while holding everything in place decently.

I wonder if it's somehow site visitors (like, not signed in) getting clocked in error. I get more no-profiles than regular users looking at me.

Eat lots, and lift heavy. If you don't have weights, try one end of your couch.
I've been fat my whole life, and I'll tell you- once you're fat, the leg muscles develop themselves. Just keep walki...

Based off your profile height, what you do might work.
But, at 6'3" or whatever I am, I find that most shirts don't go down far enough for my gut. So if you get larger, you might find you need to ...

If you continue getting bigger, you're going to want to consider the rise of your jeans. They'll need to be deeper in order to hold your gut in.
As for budget options, I don't know what all is pos...

I have a big gut, and no ass, but I don't ever have this problem... I use a thick, wide belt and it holds up my pants fine.
Maybe it's a question of belly fat density. My gut is pretty solid.

Not at all your height, size, or even gender, but I'll just say you can use mybodygallery.com.
Pick your basic body shape and height, then increase the weight.

The rolls under my arm getting thick enough that my arms rest at a wider angle. And then those rolls joining on my back. And then those rolls growing another roll beneath them...

I typically have to make that call myself. But, I was stopped from sitting in one of those flimsy metal lawn chairs once. Not only was I too heavy, but probably too wide. I would've gotten stuck.

I know I've said it on here before, but I managed to warp an army bed. I actually did damage to every bed I had in college through sheer weight.