The Real Women of About Curves

I am proud to own About Curves with my daughter, KC. I feel that the perspectives from our two different generations brought by our partnership, as well as by our relationship, help everyone involved with About Curves to have a fuller understanding of the mission and goals of this company.

I love my hands-on involvement with the day-to-day operations of About Curves. I could never be content to simply sit in the "owner's box." All of us here at About Curves struggle with our size. I love that I can be part of a company that offers so many styles that will make you happy, just the way you are.

My goal is to make women feel as confident about themselves as possible. We have difficult lives, balancing all of the demands of work and family, and we deserve to indulge ourselves and be happy.

I really enjoy finding new styles of full-figure lingerie to bring to the plus size community, and I'm always working with designers to make sure that the lingerie shown on About Curves will fit and flatter the curvy woman. My job is to make your shopping experience seamless, working behind the scenes on the Internet to make sure that it is.

My love of fashion and retail makes About Curves the perfect place for me. My goal is to make sure that every customer gets the best customer care experience possible. I make sure every team member has the friendliest attitude as well as extensive knowledge of the products we offer. It has been a pleasure working with Beth, Sue, Dee and Amy (aka The Backup Singers!)

A big part of my job is helping to choose which lingerie styles we offer. So, I know which features will best suit you. I just love talking with customers and helping them find the perfect piece of full-figure lingerie to celebrate their curves. Call me and let me know how I can help you today.

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• Company Background
• Our Mission
• About Curves Photos
• Our Thanks

Robin brings her dogs to the office everyday. They watch everything that she does (when they are not sleeping.) Call us and we guarantee that at least one of them will bark. (It probably won't be Robin.)