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10-02-2023 09:29 PM
I know this subject has been discussed ad nauseam. But I just can't help myself.
Are we at the point now where we are supposed to think $70 for a T-shirt is normal? I understand that during the pandemic prices went up substantially, supply chain issues, businesses closed so almost no one was working, etc.
But most of these issues have been resolved. I also know that no one is twisting my arm to buy anything. Can I afford a $70 t-shirt, yes. Would I buy one,no. After selling clothes for 20 years, I'm very fabric picky. Most of today's fashion is synthetic fabrics. They should be cheaper, not more expensive.
I guess my point in all this is, since we got used to paying higher prices during and post pandemic, the prices of everything are never, ever going back to what most of us would consider reasonable or normal. JMO
10-02-2023 09:32 PM
It's all relative. Any store I shop has tops for $70+. I think it's a matter of where one prefers shopping. In addition, I am a plus size so I can only shop where I can find my size in styles I like.
10-02-2023 09:35 PM
Yes, with the fabrics that are mostly being used today clothing doesn't last long.
Prices should be decreasing.
I hope people will just not buy. We have the power!
10-02-2023 09:36 PM
@NEvans2 I agree. I think many of the blouses at QVC are overpriced lately.
10-02-2023 09:37 PM
I remember when gasoline was .25 to .30 a gallon. I paid $6.50 this week (in Arizona).
10-02-2023 09:46 PM
IMO, "they" have been using the pandemic and supply chain issues as an excuse for higher prices on everything. I agree with the OP.
10-02-2023 09:49 PM
@Desertdi - I'm in New England and I paid half that just a couple of days ago ($3.39). I wonder what accounts for the huge difference in prices?
Is it state taxes? I notice people in California quoting high prices, too.
10-02-2023 10:01 PM
@Desertdi Yes....when I saw the price of a gallon of gas today in Phx I literally started to tear up!! I couldn't BELIEVE HOW OUT-OF-CONTROL prices have become!! It's like the middle class is being squeezed out of existence!
10-02-2023 10:04 PM
@Venezia wrote:@Desertdi - I'm in New England and I paid half that just a couple of days ago ($3.39). I wonder what accounts for the huge difference in prices?
Is it state taxes? I notice people in California quoting high prices, too.
@Venezia We paid $3.59 the other day in NJ. Yes, I see the people in Calif. stating the high prices.
10-02-2023 10:06 PM - edited 10-02-2023 10:58 PM
Qvc prices for clothing is ridiculous considering many are poly/rayon/spandex
which I won't wear. Q has lost this former 30 year customer to very few purchase a year.
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