About Lane Bryant

Lane Bryant has been a defining name in American plus-size women's fashion since 1904, founded by Lena Bryant Malsin in New York. For most of its history Lane Bryant mailed a print catalog featuring its trademark Cacique intimates, denim, dresses, suiting, and casual wear in sizes 14-28. The retail brand is still very much alive — there are Lane Bryant stores in malls across the US and an active lanebryant.com — but the printed Lane Bryant catalog has been discontinued. Customers searching for the Lane Bryant catalog by mail in 2026 are usually looking for the print-browsing experience the brand no longer offers.

Top Catalog Alternatives to Lane Bryant

Roaman's — The largest plus-size women's print catalog still mailing in the US. Sizes 12W-44W. Strong on denim, dresses, swimwear, intimates, casual basics, and outerwear. Owned by FullBeauty Brands, the same group behind Woman Within and Jessica London.
Woman Within — Similar size range to Roaman's with a value-pricing focus. Frequent promotions, free shipping offers, easy-fit silhouettes. Comparable to Lane Bryant's everyday casual line.
Jessica London — The dressier sibling in the FullBeauty family. Tailored suiting, occasion dresses, blazers, and elevated casual. If you wore Lane Bryant for work or special occasions, Jessica London is the closest match.
Catherines — Plus-size casual classics for the 50+ customer. Sizes 0X-5X (equivalent to 14W-34W). Strong on relaxed-fit jeans, knit tops, and comfort-first silhouettes.
Soft Surroundings Plus — The plus-size extension of Soft Surroundings' bohemian women's catalog. Flowy fabrics, drapey silhouettes, luxe materials, sizes 1X-3X. A more elevated alternative if you valued Lane Bryant's special-occasion category.

How to Request a Free Catalog

All of the brands above mail a free print catalog on request. Click through to the alternative of your choice on Catalogs.com, complete the short request form with your mailing address, and the catalog will arrive within 2-3 weeks. You can request multiple plus-size catalogs at once to compare sizing, fit, and style across brands.

Why Print Catalogs Still Matter

Plus-size shoppers have long relied on print catalogs because they show how garments drape on real bodies, with consistent fit notes and sizing tables you can reference offline. Even with Lane Bryant's catalog discontinued, the alternatives above continue that tradition — flag pieces with sticky notes, compare across brands, and order by phone, online, or by the mail-in form included in every print catalog.