Fashion

[JerseyJ]

I purchased 2 D & co Canyon deniim skirts - loved the style and fit - I was in a rush and hung themup in closet....when I took one out to decide what tops etc. I would combine for an outfit I realized they had no hem!!   You could see that the fabric was pressed  so that the hem could be done but nothing,  Luckily the bottom was stitched so it wasn't frayed so I guess I wil get out my sewing machine and finish the job - guess that's why it's on sale.  Amazon seems better every day and the prices are more reasonable.  I'm buying fewer and fewer items on QVC.  Also, the food item prices are a joke unless you have plenty of extra cash and can;t boil water!

[Kachina624]

@JerseyJ.  You also omitted some important information.  Were both skirts unhemmed and why didn't you return the unhemmed one?

[Tori3569]

I'm not understanding what the bottom being stitched means if not hemmed.  Having said that, if you happened to have bought a skirt I purchased (in teal) this is the description.  Released hem.  If you bought an actual blue denim skirt then @Kachina624 's question would be mine also.

[Caaareful Shopper]

@JerseyJ 

Was the skirt this:

A642627

Denim & Co. Canyon Retreat Soft Twill Knee-Length Skirt

It has a released hem -- it's the style of the skirt.  

[Desertdi]

[Venezia]

So @JerseyJ - whose mistake is it?  Yours or QVC's?  Inquiring minds want to know.

[Parischic]

Before I buy anything from any company I always read every detail on-line. From washing directions to material type and content and everything in between. This way I'm not in shock or surprised if something seems off about a garment or product. I also read reviews.