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02-27-2021 09:34 AM - edited 02-28-2021 10:11 AM
First let me preference this saying.... I am not a regular purchaser of Quacker Factory....but do buy an occasional piece mostly a christmas t-shirt or an occasional top ....and I also own a pair of their capri pants.... I know that Quacker Factory has been tweaking their line to make it more sophisiticated and rather than offering just a blingy motif on a t-shirt.... Having said all that to say this--- I think it was a slap in the face what I saw today to Quacker Factor. QF who has been virtually unseen recently and even removed from Q2. So what does QVC do...they showcase a "Big Find" vendor "The Muses Closet" brand new item today on AM Style. They basically offered an item in a similar style to QF that in my opinion looked like a poor imitation, at a much higher price!!!! ...... Anyway, thought that was a bit interesting.....why would QVC chose that item after ignoring a long time vendor's style. Also am concerned about the quality....(the camera close-up showed it , compare how QF sets rhinestones in their garments--I want to see how this jacket's stones hold up --website says machine wash tumble dry) ... But then again, look what they did to the quality line of Linea---kicked him to the curb...Gee and recent financial results continue to show apparel is down and likely to continue to decline as Qurate continues with poor decisions such as getting rid of quality vendors, or instead of something different they offer an item similar to a long time vendor's line at a higher price... Where's the quality and variety in apparel these days??. ..Thanks for letting me vent!
02-27-2021 09:49 AM
And made from "scuba knit"??
From Fabric dot com"
Scuba knit is a lofty double knit fabric of finely spun polyester fibers that create a super smooth hand, low luster sheen and a full-bodied drape. With 40% stretch across the grain and 10% vertical stretch, this unique knit is perfect for creating knit dresses, structured knit apparel, form fitting apparel, skirts, pants, unconstructed jackets and heavier tops.
02-27-2021 09:56 AM - edited 02-27-2021 01:51 PM
Designers have used scuba knit for decades. It's a very common knit.
02-27-2021 10:01 AM
@KingstonsMom wrote:
And made from "scuba knit"??
From Fabric dot com"
Scuba knit is a lofty double knit fabric of finely spun polyester fibers that create a super smooth hand, low luster sheen and a full-bodied drape. With 40% stretch across the grain and 10% vertical stretch, this unique knit is perfect for creating knit dresses, structured knit apparel, form fitting apparel, skirts, pants, unconstructed jackets and heavier tops.
Although nostalgia may work with classic movies and TV and home furnishings styles, the "sheen" of the scuba knit, reminds me of the 70's shiny fabrics many of us were so happy to get rid of....... and the form fitting will work great as Q's stylist SQUEEZE the models into this scuba knit.....can't wait to see more...🙄
02-27-2021 10:05 AM
@Spurt wrote:
@KingstonsMom wrote:
And made from "scuba knit"??
From Fabric dot com"
Scuba knit is a lofty double knit fabric of finely spun polyester fibers that create a super smooth hand, low luster sheen and a full-bodied drape. With 40% stretch across the grain and 10% vertical stretch, this unique knit is perfect for creating knit dresses, structured knit apparel, form fitting apparel, skirts, pants, unconstructed jackets and heavier tops.
Although nostalgia may work with classic movies and TV and home furnishings styles, the "sheen" of the scuba knit, reminds me of the 70's shiny fabrics many of us were so happy to get rid of....... and the form fitting will work great as Q's stylist SQUEEZE the models into this scuba knit.....can't wait to see more...🙄
LOL! And we'll probably be seeing a whole lot 'more' of the models than we want to!
02-27-2021 10:09 AM
@KingstonsMom wrote:
@Spurt wrote:
@KingstonsMom wrote:
And made from "scuba knit"??
From Fabric dot com"
Scuba knit is a lofty double knit fabric of finely spun polyester fibers that create a super smooth hand, low luster sheen and a full-bodied drape. With 40% stretch across the grain and 10% vertical stretch, this unique knit is perfect for creating knit dresses, structured knit apparel, form fitting apparel, skirts, pants, unconstructed jackets and heavier tops.
Although nostalgia may work with classic movies and TV and home furnishings styles, the "sheen" of the scuba knit, reminds me of the 70's shiny fabrics many of us were so happy to get rid of....... and the form fitting will work great as Q's stylist SQUEEZE the models into this scuba knit.....can't wait to see more...🙄
LOL! And we'll probably be seeing a whole lot 'more' of the models than we want to!
🤣🤣🤣
02-27-2021 10:14 AM
@Spurt wrote:First let me preference this saying.... I am not a regular purchaser of Quacker Factory....but do buy an occasional piece mostly a couple of christmas t-shirts or an occasional top ....and one pair of capri pants.... I know that Quacker Factory has been tweaking their line to make it more sophisiticated and rather than offering just a huge blingy motify on a t-shirt.... Having said all that to say this--- I think it was a slap in the face what I saw today to Quacker Factor. QF who has been virtually unseen recently and even removed from Q2. So what does QVC do...they showcase a new "Big Find" vendor "Three Muses" shown today on AM Style. They basically offered a similar style to QF that was a very poor imitation, at a much higher price!!!! ...... Anyway, thought that was a bit interesting.....why would QVC chose that vendor and ignore a long time one for one of inferior quality (the camera close-up showed it all) ... But then again, look what they did to Linea---kicked him to the curb...Gee and recent financial results continue to show apparel is down and likely to continue to decline as Qurate continues with poor decisions....🙄... Thanks for letting me vent!
The line is "The Muses" and other than the item that was shown this morning, I see no resemblance to QF in the other pieces. The reviews seem to be good.
02-27-2021 10:46 AM - edited 02-28-2021 09:57 AM
@mom2four0418 wrote:
@Spurt wrote:First let me preference this saying.... I am not a regular purchaser of Quacker Factory....but do buy an occasional piece mostly a couple of christmas t-shirts or an occasional top ....and one pair of capri pants.... I know that Quacker Factory has been tweaking their line to make it more sophisiticated and rather than offering just a huge blingy motify on a t-shirt.... Having said all that to say this--- I think it was a slap in the face what I saw today to Quacker Factor. QF who has been virtually unseen recently and even removed from Q2. So what does QVC do...they showcase a new "Big Find" vendor "Three Muses" shown today on AM Style. They basically offered a similar style to QF that was a very poor imitation, at a much higher price!!!! ...... Anyway, thought that was a bit interesting.....why would QVC chose that vendor and ignore a long time one for one of inferior quality (the camera close-up showed it all) ... But then again, look what they did to Linea---kicked him to the curb...Gee and recent financial results continue to show apparel is down and likely to continue to decline as Qurate continues with poor decisions....🙄... Thanks for letting me vent!
The line is "The Muses" and other than the item that was shown this morning, I see no resemblance to QF in the other pieces. The reviews seem to be good.
Thanks for setting me straight on the name, got a bit mixed up with another local boutique retailer here with a similiar name-- I corrected my original post. This jacket was QVC's choice for an AM Style debut of a brand new item for this clothing line which does harken back to the QF style. I'm concerned, while the stones may have been hand-sewn, they looked a bit moveable as Leah showcased them ....It will be interesting to read reviews on this item and how they withstand washing and drying with no special care required........interesting....
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