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NEW YORK, Nov. 24, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --As small businesses face a make-or-break holiday season, Dia & Co, the industry leader in plus size culture and fashion, is paying it forward. With the Dia Holiday Market, female-owned plus-size local businesses get a digital boutique on Dia.com, marketing support and access to Dia's community of passionate, loyal and vibrant women, at no charge.The innovative new program enables customers across the country to shop and support local business owners. Dia Holiday Marketparticipants include a mom of three who owns a vintage-eclectic boutique in Chicago, a Las Vegas entrepreneur who had to close her store only two weeks after opening due to COVID-19 and the L.A.-based creator of an environmentally-friendly plus-size capsule collection. Shoppers can find top-selling items from each boutique at Dia.com, with sitewide promotions on Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Dia& Co Launches Dia Holiday Market, A Digital Marketplace to Support Female-Owned Local Businesses Tweet this The plus-size community makes up 67% of American women. Their numbers are strong, but their shopping options are few. By elevating female-owned plus-size businesses on Dia.com, Dia is giving retailers a chance to reach a robust group of customers and giving shoppers access to diverse collections. "We believe deeply in the need for women to support women, and in this unprecedented moment for our community and for retail that has never been more true," said Nadia Boujarwah, CEO, Dia & Co. "With the launch ofThe Dia Holiday Market, we are helping these businesses to keep their doors open, and amplify the voices and stories of female business owners in our community."Dia & Co received an overwhelming response from small businesses across the country since their open call in October. For many owners, the Dia Holiday Market will be their first e-commerce experience. Over the past eight months, the pandemic has hit small retail businesses particularly hard; many stores have shut their doors, which has reduced options for plus size women across an already limited market landscape. According to a recent analysis by Dia & Co, approximately 30% of brick-and-mortar plus-size stores have announced plans to permanently close. Small business owners are facing a challenging holiday season and Dia is committed to helping them. About Dia & CoDia & Cois the leading clothing and lifestyle brand exclusively in sizes 14-32. The company offers a personalized shopping experience and a range of brands through the curatedDia Style Boxsubscription service and theDia Shop. Through Dia&Co's personalized styling service each customer receives curated boxes of clothing selected to fit her body, her budget, and her lifestyleall to try on in the comfort of her own home. Dia&Co was founded by Nadia Boujarwah and Lydia Gilbert in 2015 to revolutionize the shopping experience for plus size women an underserved group of more than 100 million women. Since then, the direct-to-consumer company has built a dedicated and diverse community, working with millions of customers across all 50 states.Visit dia.comfor more information.Media Contact: Wallis Post [emailprotected] SOURCE Dia&Co Related Links http://www.dia.com/

Answer: Dia & Co Launches Dia Holiday Market, A Digital Marketplace to Support Female-Owned Local Businesses This Holiday Season The Dia Holiday Market will help small plus-size businesses reach the plus-size community -- 67% of American women -- across the country.