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Q: how do you find bigger sizes in clothing and shoes in China?

for men, is there a bigger and bigger store? I couldn't find what i think are average western sizes. shoes 46, coats 42'',,Is there a chain store?

14 years 33 weeks ago in  Shopping - China

 
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Taobao, obviously.

In GZ, there's the Fatman Store, the sizes are great but the selection is akin to a 1970's disco outfitter.

With Taobao, a lot of the larger sized shoes and clothing WILL have minor manufacturing faults (it's all made for export and what doesn't meet the export standards becomes available locally). I bought a pair of dress shoes (size 48) for 130 RMB. The only defect was a mark on the tip of the shoe that was easily covered over by polish. I also bought a pair of runners had a couple of scuffmarks on the (faux) leather. The sole tore apart after two months.

Caveat emptor!

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I go to Africa Town in Guangzhou for shoes and clothes.

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