Fat Boys and Fat Girls by OM Opens at Platinum Fashion Mall in Bangkok
Plus-size shopping in Bangkok has a new destination. Fat Boys & Fat Girls by OM is now open at The Platinum Fashion Mall, bringing a dedicated curvy and big-and-tall fashion space to 5th Floor, Zone 1.
For shoppers who have spent years working around limited sizes, boxy cuts, or pieces that fit the body but miss the style, this opening matters. The brand focuses on clothing that looks current, feels comfortable, and respects real proportions. That means breathable shirts, stretch pieces, street-friendly staples, and polished casualwear made with plus-size bodies in mind from the start.
The new store gives Pratunam shoppers a calmer way to browse. Instead of sorting through crowded ground-level racks and guessing at fit, visitors can head upstairs to a dedicated boutique space built around the Fat Boys & Fat Girls by OM collection.
A dedicated plus-size store in one of Bangkok’s busiest fashion malls
The Platinum Fashion Mall is a familiar stop for many Bangkok shoppers, tourists, resellers, and style hunters. It is known for fashion across many budgets and categories, with floor after floor of apparel, accessories, and trend-led pieces.
The arrival of Fat Boys & Fat Girls by OM adds something more specific to that mix: a store centered on plus-size and big-and-tall fashion.
That point matters because plus-size shopping often asks customers to compromise. A shopper may find a piece in the right size, but the cut may be shapeless. Another item may look stylish on the rack, but the fabric may not breathe well in Bangkok heat. Pants may fit at the waist but feel wrong through the hips or thighs. Shirts may fit the shoulders but pull at the buttons.
Fat Boys & Fat Girls by OM approaches the category differently. The brand places fit, comfort, and shape at the center of the collection, while still keeping the pieces easy to wear day to day.
The store location is also practical. Being on 5th Floor, Zone 1 gives shoppers a clear place to go instead of searching stall by stall. That alone can change the shopping experience, especially for visitors who want to try on several pieces, compare cuts, and build actual outfits rather than grab whatever happens to fit.
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