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@Nonametoday wrote:

Shackets and shooties are words being widely used in the fashion industry.  Rather than getting ugly, just watch a religious channel and calm down or watch the news and get really ugly.

 

I agree with the OP, they are dumb  words and no one was getting ugly  Used by the fashion industry doesn't impress at all.


 

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i first heard of them a couple of years ago.  I ordered one.  This will be my first once. 

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Back in the day, they called them Big Shirts.  I suppose Shackets is supposed to sound modern and new.  They are neither.

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@Nonametoday wrote:

Shackets and shooties are words being widely used in the fashion industry.  Rather than getting ugly, just watch a religious channel and calm down or watch the news and get really ugly.


Have a sense of humor. The op was purposly exaggerating. I thought it was funny and true!

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It seems as though many people here are very set in their ways. No new words (even if they are part of the common vernacular, not a word made-up by someone at the Q), no new styles, even if they are currently on trend—note I didn't say trendy (they all look "sloppy" or they "never see anyone wearing them"), etc.

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I thik shacket is a perfect descriptive word to describe an article of clothing that can be worn buttoned up as a shirt or over another top as a jacket.

 

Also I have used the word shooties for a good while when describing my four pair of shoes that don't come far enough up to be a boot but is just below anke and too high to be seen as a shoe.  Good for just a minor skim of snow when a boot is not necessary.

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Good gracious.  The hosts are calling it exactly what it is.

 

Shacket is a well-used word that was not invented by QVC.  Look at any other retail fashion site.

 

 

Long Collared Shacket
$89.97Current Price $89.97
(62% off)62% off.
$240.00Comparable value $240.00
 
Plaid Print Shacket
$89.97Current Price $89.97
(50% off)50% off.
$180.00Comparable value $180.00
 
Steve Madden - Women's Faux Good Measure Shacket
 

STEVE MADDEN

Women's Faux Good Measure Shacket
$99.00
 
 
Michael Kors - Women's Fleece Shacket
 

MICHAEL MICHAEL KORS

Women's Fleece Shacket, Created for Macy's
$430.00
 Details
 
 

 
 
 
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FROM OP:  If i hear the word "shackets" one more time, it's going to get ugly! It's right up there with Fri-yay. If hosts get paid to talk, they shouldn't abbreviate, to make less words.

 

ok, rant over.

 

I was not getting ugly.  I said it as jest.  Make of it what you will.  The above is what the OP said and perhaps you were not reading into it my meaning.  Sorry.  

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It makes it so much easier to search for an item when you have a very specific, descriptive name for it. I'm not offended.😊

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@Leelee1123 wrote:

@Nonametoday wrote:

Shackets and shooties are words being widely used in the fashion industry.  Rather than getting ugly, just watch a religious channel and calm down or watch the news and get really ugly.


Have a sense of humor. The op was purposly exaggerating. I thought it was funny and true!


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So did I and I was responding in jest.  You don't have to turn your sense of humor off when someone else posts.