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One, three. From Wondry.

I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Wednesday, April 24th.

When reporter Daphne Howland of the industry site Retail Dive wrote about the explosion in women's plus-size fashion, something happened that surprised her. Larger

men reached out to her saying they want the same kind of mainstream and high-end fashion that

plus-size women are now finally enjoying. About a third of

American men are so-called big and tall, but such larger-sized clothing only accounts for 10% of all

menswear sales, Forbes reports. But now there is a bit of increased attention to creating good-looking

fashion for men who are taller and heavier than the average guy.

Retail Dives Howland reports on a handful of specialty and mainstream companies paying attention,

including the clothing box company's Stitch Fix and Men's Online Retailer Bonobos.

Both recently extended their men's sizes to be more inclusive. Stitch Fix told Retail

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