Fashion

[Jinlei]

Well, that is really disgusting.  I do not think I will buy anymore clothes from QVC. 

[ROMARY]

JINLIE:

My experiences have been with clothing from regular in person stores.

Lots of sprays, strong dyes, etc. in regular stores, too.

I wouldn't give up re: QVC.

They are very customer oriented, and if a garment happens to have a strong odor which won't air out, I'm sure that they would refund.  

[Kachina624]

@JerseyJ.  I've had that smell in several pairs of Q denim products including a jacket.  I've successfully removed the odor with of couple applications of  X-O Deodorant Spray by Don Aslett.  Amazon has the best price on it.

If you don't want to go that route, return t h e pants as defective.  Doesn't matter if you've washed them.  If you no longer have the invoice or need a shipping label, contact the mods at qvcsocialteam@qvc.com.  That's too much money to throw away.

[NYCLatinaMe]

If any items I bought had a foul odor I would not spend a second trying to remove the odor. Smelly items are not for me, and would go right back.

[Andreatoo]

I said this on the last smelly thread but the times that it's happened to me (infrequently) the odor is sulfury and it always dissipates quickly on its own. 
I can't imagine any garment worth working so hard to get rid of an odor otherwise