Fashion

[Lovethesea]

... then the sizing/measurements and finally, the colors. If the fabrication isn't one that I prefer, the additional information doesn't matter. For example, I don't wear tops/jackets that have spandex in the fabric (much too hot/heavy for my comfort).

What is the order of information that you prefer??

[Kachina624]

I'm most interested in sizing information. Most Q clothing is made of similar fabric.

[KLm]

Fabrication. The item might really interest me, but if the fabric isn't natural, I don't want it.

[Q4u]

I need the garment size. I know exactly the measurement I need and if it doesn't come in that size all the other information is useless to me.

I don't mind most materials except for the ultra thin knits, can't stand those....

[Kathlen]

I need to see the shoulder seams, any shaping seaming, pocket placement, neckline shape and length ... on a person, not a hanger.

I look at the videos online ... and rarely is there a shot of the model close enough to see any details. I can check measurements online and see colors online.

I don't care about how many have been sold, are left and when and if they'll be reeordered.

Nothing that QVC sells is so vital to me that I need to rush to order. I need details!

[skuggles]

On 4/5/2015 Kathleen said:

I need to see the shoulder seams, any shaping seaming, pocket placement, neckline shape and length ... on a person, not a hanger.

I look at the videos online ... and rarely is there a shot of the model close enough to see any details. I can check measurements online and see colors online.

I don't care about how many have been sold, are left and when and if they'll be reeordered.

Nothing that QVC sells is so vital to me that I need to rush to order. I need details!

So true!!! This made me laugh, I mean really c'mon ... do they think we are that dumb that that pressure is going to make us jump in and buy it?? And show at least some of the models with the jackets zipped or buttoned especially across the bust line. All jackets look better if you wear a size or two smaller than your actual size and leave them open. At least let us see how ridiculous we will look in a jacket that is too small buttoned and gaping open where it doesn't fit properly. So we would know that we could never button the top buttons or zip it all the way. They are being dishonest about the garment sizing and it's boxiness when worn correctly.

[febe1]

I'm also interested in fabric, then petites, inseams. And sometimes this is entirely forgotten. If they don't care to mention it, I'm not going online to find it out. Instead of not paying attention to important things, they swiftly want to get to where we can wear it, or who we can gift it to. Come on, be profession, give us the important stuff. And save how many you have forever!

[GCR18]

On 4/5/2015 Q4U said:

I need the garment size. I know exactly the measurement I need and if it doesn't come in that size all the other information is useless to me.

I don't mind most materials except for the ultra thin knits, can't stand those....

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[Annabellethecat66]

I used to make most of my clothes a long time ago when I worked. I understand fabric. I know how much spandex/stretch I like in my clothes.

I agree with the OP. I'd like to know all of what the OP requested. I don't care what the two people standing up there are craving for breakfast or some of their banter. I understand they have to make it interesting. However, I want to see and know about the clothing first. I sometimes wish I could take the camera and work it myself.

Mary Beth is morning with Susan Graver was excellent. She kept bringing the discussion to the clothes and made sure we saw them. She gave the colors several times, at least 3 maybe even 4 times. Sometimes we're lucky if we hear them once! This is not a criticism of Susan, I think she's sweet. It's just that she has a tendancy to use up useful time.

There is no continuity when it comes to posting the information on the screen. I cannot begin to tell you how many times I've called Customer Service and asked that the measurements be posted on the screne (after my call suddenly they appear). Interesting.

I don't want to listen to Callie Sue from middle America on how many she's bought and (they're always asked....."What color"). I heard they do that so the Hosts can rest, but I doubt that since they still continue to talk. It's to sell it to us.

[NJgirl 1205]

On 4/5/2015 Klm said: Fabrication. The item might really interest me, but if the fabric isn't natural, I don't want it.

Does QVC even sell natural fabrics anymore? I know they used to sell lots of linens and silks but those days are long gone.