Clothing sizes on set

Suneshine · ‎05-11-2021

Hosts should tell us the size of the garments that are on set for color purposes. That will also help us with making the proper size selection.

meallen616 · ‎01-10-2013

I always try to check out the size when they do a closeup on the rack, or, when the host is holding the garment. I can judge my size by the width of the xxs, which is what most of the garments are!

KittySoftPaws · ‎07-21-2020

It is a shame they can't seem to do this simple task on a regular basis. Seeing the item worn is one thing, but knowing the size of the model is so important. I think they should start putting the model size and meas. on the screen at top left during presentations. If there is more than one model, rotate it. That way when the host forgets to mention sizing like they often do, it's there for us to see. Such a simple, important, yet all too often overlooked thing that would improve sales.

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ellaphant · ‎12-13-2010

@KittySoftPaws wrote:
It is a shame they can't seem to do this simple task on a regular basis. Seeing the item worn is one thing, but knowing the size of the model is so important. I think they should start putting the model size and meas. on the screen at top left during presentations. If there is more than one model, rotate it. That way when the host forgets to mention sizing like they often do, it's there for us to see. Such a simple, important, yet all too often overlooked thing that would improve sales.

Now you want model measurements on screen?? Gimme a break.

Seems in store shopping would be best for you.

smh

Kachina624 · ‎03-10-2010

@Suneshine wrote:
Hosts should tell us the size of the garments that are on set for color purposes. That will also help us with making the proper size selection.

@Suneshine This would be no help to me whatsoever. That's why they have models showing the clothe. Usually the samples on the set are very small sizes. I can't judge the size or how it would look by viewing a limp sample on a hanger.

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Carmie · ‎10-25-2010

I very seldom buy clothing from QVC, but when I do, I check out the measurements of the garmet on line. i have a fuller upper arm and need deep arm holes and wider sleeves.

Looking at a garment on a hanger and knowing what size it is not helpful at all. TV's have come far, but still don't show items in real life size.