Fashion

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@PINKdogWOOD wrote:

@Sheilaray   I'm wondering also if your target brought back Issac Mizrahi items. Stores in my area are advertising them. Before anybody really knew him and his goods he was huge in my local stores. Then quickly he disappeared only to show up here.

I wonder why he's back at target. Doesn't he collect enough $$$$$ here?

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@PINKdogWOOD He may have sold this level of retail to another company.

[elated]

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@magicmoodz wrote:

@Greeneyedlady21 

I'm happy you are pleased with the Missoni sweater you ordered.

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I went to Target today and thought the cardigan sweater was nice. The material was not cheap. Some of the other lines offered were not good. They still had quite a bit left for sale.

[Blingqueen023]

well.....that’s why I’ll continue to purchase Susan Graver clothes at her price because I can’t find good quality made clothes in the brick and mortar stores.  

[violann]

This sure is a “cheap” flinging thread! The word “cheap” can mean almost anything, as most of these posts indicate, yet “cheap” is clearly in the eye of the beholder.

I missed almost all of the things in the Target sale because I went to the website too late and they were sold out. 

Had I successfully bought anything before it was gone, I would have based purchasing on substantive criteria rather than “looks cheap”, which pretty much, means nothing. 

Thank you to posters who who actually used descriptive language when discussing pros or cons about their purchases.

[Greeneyedlady21]

@Sheilaray Your comment comes across as snide, don't know if that was the intention. The vast majority of the clothing I own is non designer and not expensive at all. I have fun with fashion and don't have a big budget. Even if I did I would still be a bargain shopper and buy what I like, not what's in or designer labels.

This is a fashion forum where people share their finds. To me that was a real find in Marshalls, the Missoni scarf. At a bargain price. I loved it and that's why I bought it, don't spend money on designer items that I don't like to try to impress anyone. I'm all about bargains, not labels. And I'm "proud" of other important things in my life. Don't understand your need to make a "just sayin" shot at my scarf. But by now I know that's how things can go around here, just sayin.

[PINKdogWOOD]

@Blingqueen023   Call it what you will, polyester is here, there, everywhere.

[Sheilaray]

@Greeneyedlady21 ,  We seem to have some miscommunication and interpretations because I felt your original post was snide in it's tone. I was merely sharing my personal reviews and experience.

[LorelaiGilmore]

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@violann wrote:

This sure is a “cheap” flinging thread! The word “cheap” can mean almost anything, as most of these posts indicate, yet “cheap” is clearly in the eye of the beholder.

I missed almost all of the things in the Target sale because I went to the website too late and they were sold out. 

Had I successfully bought anything before it was gone, I would have based purchasing on substantive criteria rather than “looks cheap”, which pretty much, means nothing. 

Thank you to posters who who actually used descriptive language when discussing pros or cons about their purchases.

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My meaning for "cheap": Thin, scratchy, like plastic, stiff, not substantial, not resembling anything natural, low quality...cheap

[emmysmom]

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@LorelaiGilmore wrote:

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@violann wrote:

This sure is a “cheap” flinging thread! The word “cheap” can mean almost anything, as most of these posts indicate, yet “cheap” is clearly in the eye of the beholder.

I missed almost all of the things in the Target sale because I went to the website too late and they were sold out. 

Had I successfully bought anything before it was gone, I would have based purchasing on substantive criteria rather than “looks cheap”, which pretty much, means nothing. 

Thank you to posters who who actually used descriptive language when discussing pros or cons about their purchases.

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My meaning for "cheap": Thin, scratchy, like plastic, stiff, not substantial, not resembling anything natural, low quality...cheap

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I bought 2 Phillip Lim items...a cute crewneck sweater and a lovely blouse. I washed and steamed them (if they needed it) and I can't wait to wear them! Nothing cheap or scratchy either! When I'd read some of the reviews I was afraid to open the packages! 

[LorelaiGilmore]

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@emmysmom wrote:

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@LorelaiGilmore wrote:

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@violann wrote:

This sure is a “cheap” flinging thread! The word “cheap” can mean almost anything, as most of these posts indicate, yet “cheap” is clearly in the eye of the beholder.

I missed almost all of the things in the Target sale because I went to the website too late and they were sold out. 

Had I successfully bought anything before it was gone, I would have based purchasing on substantive criteria rather than “looks cheap”, which pretty much, means nothing. 

Thank you to posters who who actually used descriptive language when discussing pros or cons about their purchases.

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My meaning for "cheap": Thin, scratchy, like plastic, stiff, not substantial, not resembling anything natural, low quality...cheap

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I bought 2 Phillip Lim items...a cute crewneck sweater and a lovely blouse. I washed and steamed them (if they needed it) and I can't wait to wear them! Nothing cheap or scratchy either! When I'd read some of the reviews I was afraid to open the packages! 

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@emmysmom Good! I'm glad you liked your items. I like the Mizrahi sweater that I got, too. I don't remember seeing your items in the store-probably the things that were left were not as desirable. Enjoy them!