topic Re: Winter White DJ Finally Available! in Quacker Factory

Winter White DJ Finally Available!

Pearlee — Wed, 05 Sep 2018 21:21:45 GMT

@Trudey Winter White is finally available in the dream jeans straight leg pants. In the video, the host holds it up next to the white and it's definitely a little more vanilla colored (not a lot though - but you can tell when they are side-by-side).

Here is the link to the regular length. I'm think I'm going to buy the short length which is the one for me, although I don't know how much I'll even wear winter white at this time of year. I may wait til later to purchase it.

https://www.qvc.com/Quacker-Factory-DreamJeannes-Pull-on-Regular-Straight-Leg-Pants.product.A227963.html?sc=PRODFEED

Re: Winter White DJ Finally Available!

tobes — Fri, 07 Sep 2018 14:50:34 GMT

Sometmes I wonder what Winter White really is. In my mind White is White for pants minus crops, searsucker, etc.

Re: Winter White DJ Finally Available!

Pearlee — Fri, 07 Sep 2018 18:21:00 GMT

@tobes wrote:
Sometmes I wonder what Winter White really is. In my mind White is White for pants minus crops, searsucker, etc.

@tobes Winter white is an off-white, not an optic white. It has some cream color to it, a very, very light "natural" color. The QF pants looked white to me in the video until the host put them next to optic white.

Re: Winter White DJ Finally Available!

tobes — Tue, 11 Sep 2018 14:57:44 GMT

Hi Pearly.....Think about it. Does this mean that a pair of cream linen pants cannot be worn in the summer? For me, whether optic or cream I wear white in summer and in winter. Today fashion rules seem to me to be open...the choice is in the wearer

Re: Winter White DJ Finally Available!

Pearlee — Wed, 12 Sep 2018 18:39:36 GMT

@tobes wrote:
Hi Pearly.....Think about it. Does this mean that a pair of cream linen pants cannot be worn in the summer? For me, whether optic or cream I wear white in summer and in winter. Today fashion rules seem to me to be open...the choice is in the wearer

@tobes No I don't think so. I've never seen that interpretation of "cream" or "off-white" pants ever before, nor would I heed it.