Oceanfetti?

KIMMYCHEER · ‎07-25-2010

Does anyone know if they have discontinued this color? I have been on the waitlist for this forever and just got a letter in the mail that they can't fill the order in the foreseeable future.

chickenbutt · ‎03-09-2010

There is a Temptations forum on this board where you might find more answers about this line.

On the row of forum names, along the left side of the screen, up near the top you'll see 'My Favorite Brand'. Click on that and it will drop-down the sub forums, and Temptations is one of them. HTH

house_cat · ‎03-09-2010

@chickenbutt wrote:
There is a Temptations forum on this board where you might find more answers about this line.

On the row of forum names, along the left side of the screen, up near the top you'll see 'My Favorite Brand'. Click on that and it will drop-down the sub forums, and Temptations is one of them. HTH

Thank you for pointing this out. I had no idea.

~ house cat ~

Mominohio · ‎08-08-2010

@KIMMYCHEER

Oceanfetti was introduced this past spring, and brought out in just a few configurations.

In my past experience with Temp-tations, this was probably a test roll out, to see just how much interest the color would generate. They sometimes do these limited introductions, and when the reviews and their Facebook pages blow up with requests, they order and expand the line the following season.

It did seem to garner some interest, and sold out quickly, so my guess is that early next spring, it will be popping up as one of her 'seasonal' colors. The Harvest pattern started this way, just a couple of offerings, people went nuts, and now it comes available in many things during the late summer and fall seasons.

Checking the Temp-tations Facebook page, and the one called Temp-tationistas Anonymous are the best places to follow what is coming out next.

ValuSkr · ‎03-15-2014

Oceanfetti is a strange name for a color or design. It reminds me of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a huge area in the Pacific in which small pieces of plastic garbage are suspended and swirl around beneath the surface. Though I doubt that's the impression Tara wanted to convey.