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More U.S. Shops Delivering to Canada

Three more plus size clothing shops from the states are offering shipping to Canada:

They are under the umbrella of OneStopPlus which is owned by RedcatsUSA. They also offer PayPal as a payment option which totally makes me happy.

While this is good news there is also some bad (and strange) news to along with that. Not everything they sell is available to international shoppers. i.e. fave brands such as “Aerin Rose, Aerosoles, Alight, Carol Wior, IGIGI, Kiyona, Lafayette 148 New York, Torrid, Ulla Popken, SVOBODA, Sealed With A Kiss Designs (S.W.A.K.), Tafford Uniforms, Reebok, ShoeBuy, handbags, jewelry, fragrances, costumes, home and kitchen, items delivered from the manufacturer, or gift cards & e-gift cards.”

It does not say if it is only certain countries or not. But it is something worth noting while you are shopping. Now many of these brands already offer separate shipping to Canada. Sites such as: Igigi, Kiyonna, Torrid, Ulla Popken, and S.W.A.K. designs. It would have been really convenient to shop them all at one place.

It also looks like that any coupons for discount may not be applicable to Canadians. Free shipping has usually been pretty standard as not to be offered to international customers (although some do). I am not liking the trend for other discounts not being honored.

I have added them to the list of online shops that offer delivery to Canada because they do have a huge assortment of options in all areas of clothing for plus size women. Have fun exploring these curvy clothing sites.

Check out more companies delivering to Canada.

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