Fashion

[SilleeMee]

The word PANTS is actually the correct way to use the word. Back in the old days a PANT was a sleeve-like garment that went over the leg and tied to a belt around the waist. When worn on both legs it became a PAIR OF PANTS. 

[Group 5 minus 1]

How about "change out"?

[SilleeMee]

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@ncascade wrote:

How about "change out"?

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I would say "replace" instead.

[depglass]

"That's a nice pants" would make every English teacher I ever had turn over in her grave.  Fabrication?  Its their industry and if they want to make up words, fine with me.  Look what gets into Webster's every year. 

[code99]

"Color ways" is something I had never heard until QVC. 

[shaggygirl]

SG and her "liquid fiber".  Huh?

[151949]

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@depglass wrote:

"That's a nice pants" would make every English teacher I ever had turn over in her grave.  Fabrication?  Its their industry and if they want to make up words, fine with me.  Look what gets into Webster's every year. 

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That's because you used a singular - that's - with a pleural - pants. Those are nice pants would be proper. A pleural with a pleural.

[Zhills]

Don't need to spell it right, just use it right!

[Kachina624]

The use of the word fabrication to describe the material from  which a garment is made is now used industry-wide.  It's not just a QVC thing.  Why they decided fabric is now fabrication is a mystery but it is what it is.   I don't like it either. 

[Kachina624]

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@shaggygirl wrote:

SG and her "liquid fiber".  Huh?

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@shaggygirl  If Susan's liquid knit was really liquid as she states during every presentation, she'd be standing in a puddle.