What Happened to the Just My Size Catalog

If you have been searching for a Just My Size catalog request form, a Just My Size catalog online, or trying to reach justmysize.com to order a free print book by mail, here is the honest update: Just My Size no longer publishes or mails a standalone print catalog. The brand — launched in 1983 by Hanes as the first mass-market plus-size intimates and basics line for women size 14 and up — has been folded into the broader Hanesbrands ecommerce ecosystem, and its direct-to-consumer catalog program has been wound down.

Just My Size is still an active label. You will find its bras, panties, shapewear, tees, leggings, hosiery and sleepwear sold through Hanes.com, OneHanesPlace.com, Amazon, Walmart, Kohl's, JCPenney and Target. But there is no dedicated Just My Size storefront that mails a paper catalog on request anymore. The old justmysize.com domain now redirects into the Hanesbrands ecommerce stack and blocks unauthenticated visitors with an HTTP 403 error, which is why so many shoppers land on third-party pages like thejustmysize.com or justmysizeonline.com — those are affiliate review sites, not the brand's own storefront.

The context matters. Hanesbrands (NYSE: HBI), the Winston-Salem, North Carolina apparel conglomerate spun off from Sara Lee in 2006, has been under significant financial pressure in recent years. After selling Champion to Authentic Brands Group for $1.2 billion in 2024, the company pruned marketing spend on legacy sub-brands and consolidated direct sales under the OneHanesPlace umbrella. The Just My Size mailed catalog was a casualty of that consolidation.

The good news for anyone who still prefers to shop plus-size basics from a paper catalog — flipping pages on the couch, circling items with a pen, calling in an order — is that the FullBeauty family and a handful of classic mail-order houses still ship free plus-size catalogs to your door. Below are the closest matches to what Just My Size shoppers were buying: bras in sizes 1X to 5X, everyday panties and shapewear, casual tees, leggings and sleepwear at value / mass-market prices.

Top Alternatives Still Mailing Free Catalogs

Woman Within

Woman Within is FullBeauty Brands' flagship plus-size value catalog, and it is the single closest replacement for what Just My Size used to be. Sizes run 12W to 44W, the assortment leans heavily on everyday bras, panties, tees, leggings, denim and sleepwear, and the pricing sits in the same drugstore / mass-retail band that JMS shoppers are used to. Woman Within still mails a free print catalog on request. If you loved the JMS mix of intimates + comfortable basics, this is the first alternative to try.

Roaman's

Roaman's is the oldest name on this list — a plus-size mail-order house dating back to 1901 and now a FullBeauty sister title to Woman Within. The catalog covers bras, panties, shapewear, casual separates and dressier basics in the same size range and roughly the same price tier as Just My Size. It is a good fit for the 40+ shopper who wants a slightly broader wardrobe mix than pure intimates and who prefers to shop from a printed book.

Jessica London

Also part of FullBeauty, Jessica London is aimed at the plus-size woman who wants dressier everyday and workwear pieces — think blazers, ponte pants, sweaters, dresses and coats — alongside the basics assortment. If you were using Just My Size for the tees, leggings and loungewear but wanted somewhere to also buy a nicer top or a dress, Jessica London fills that gap and still ships a free print catalog by mail.

Catherines

Catherines is a true plus-size specialist that was revived by FullBeauty after the 2020 Ascena bankruptcy. The catalog carries sizes 0X to 5X and covers the same intimates + basics + casual apparel mix as JMS, with strong strength in bras and shapewear specifically. A free print catalog is available by mail request, and Catherines' fit is often flagged by shoppers as the closest to what Just My Size delivered.

Blair

Blair is a classic Bluestem-era women's catalog with a deep plus-size assortment and a loyal 55+ readership. It still mails a free print catalog and is a natural pick for the older Just My Size customer who was shopping the brand as much for familiarity and comfort as for price. Expect classic knit tops, elastic-waist pants, robes, nightgowns and hosiery at value pricing.

Draper's & Damon's

Draper's & Damon's is another traditional mature-women's catalog with a plus-size range that overlaps neatly with the JMS demographic. Free print catalog by mail, dressier casual pieces than Blair, and a very consistent fit season to season — a good option for the reader who wants pretty basics rather than pure intimates.

How to Request an Alternative Catalog

Requesting a free plus-size catalog through Catalogs.com takes about two minutes. Pick any of the brands above from our plus-size clothing catalogs section, click the green "Request this Catalog" button on the brand's page, and fill in your name and mailing address. There is no fee, no credit card, and no obligation. The catalog is dropped in the mail from the brand's fulfillment center and typically arrives in 2 to 4 weeks.

You can request multiple catalogs in a single session — most shoppers replacing Just My Size request Woman Within, Roaman's and Catherines together so they can compare fit, size charts and pricing side by side when the books arrive. If you have moved recently, use your current address; catalog mailers don't forward through USPS change-of-address the way first-class mail does.

A note on coupons: shoppers searching "coupons Just My Size" should know that most of the alternative catalogs above run their own new-customer discounts — typically $10 to $20 off a first order, or free shipping over a threshold — printed right on the back cover or on an insert card inside the mailed book. That is often a better deal than what you will find on random coupon-code sites.

Why Print Catalogs Still Matter

Plus-size shopping is one of the categories where a physical catalog genuinely earns its place. Fit is hard to judge from a phone screen. Bra construction, shapewear compression levels, legging opacity, sleeve length on a 1X versus a 3X — these are things you actually want to see printed at size, on a range of body types, with a clear size chart on the facing page. That is exactly what the FullBeauty catalogs (Woman Within, Roaman's, Jessica London, Catherines) and the classic mail-order books (Blair, Draper's & Damon's) still do well.

There is also the browsing experience. Just My Size customers were, on average, women 40 and up who liked to shop at their own pace, mark pages, and call in an order or type in an item number rather than scroll infinite feeds. None of the current Hanesbrands digital experiences replicate that. A mailed catalog does.

Finally, plus-size mail-order is one of the few apparel categories where the paper catalog is still a primary customer-acquisition channel for the brands themselves — which means the books are thick, the assortment is real, and the offers inside are competitive. Whether you knew Just My Size as JMS clothing online, as a Hanes sub-brand, or simply as the plus-size basics catalog you had been getting for years, the alternatives above will feel familiar the moment the first one lands in your mailbox.

Request any of the free plus-size catalogs featured above from the Catalogs.com plus-size clothing section — no charge, no card, no obligation.