Re: CLARKS...THE DOONEY OF SHOES

QVCkitty1 · ‎05-23-2015

@Nonametoday wrote:
@Kachina624 wrote:
When QVC finds products that sell well, they pound them into the ground. Everyone used to look forward to the occasional Dooney show as sort of a special treat. Now that it's on almost daily, everyone groans and complaints about too much Dooney. I don't even watch them anymore.
@Kachina624 Are you saying familiarity breeds contempt?

Maybe not contempt, but definitely boredom.

" You are entitled to your opinion. But you are not entitled to your own facts."
Daniel Patrick Moynihan

jannabelle1 · ‎09-12-2010

If it's not Clark's shoes, it's Vionic (according to Previously Aired). No thanks! If I need a pair of shoes, I'll go to a local mall where there are a lot more choices and I can actually try them on. Clark's just isn't my style - nor is the host who usually sells shoes. I can find a better style for me, a good fit and a better price at B&M stores with other brands, and not have to pay $6.95 for trying them on and sending them back.

wagirl · ‎03-09-2010

I am a Clarks girl thru and thru-- I have many pairs that fit like a dream, some of them clogs--and I have worn a few out, but only after years of hard wear. And I don't buy them from the Q--I find great deals elsewhere for alot less $$ and usually free shipping. Never have had to return any of them as they fit me so well. But I am tired of the many shows. But that is with most the items on the Q----

Katcat1 · ‎07-21-2011

@Shanus 98% of my shoes are Clarks. I do own a few Sketchers. Clarks has changed in the last few years where some of the wide widths are not true wide and/or they are too long or short. Years ago all I had to do was order my size with no problems. Last year, I purchased 2 pair of Ugg boots on sale from Nordstrom so I won't need anymore boots for the snow. The other upscale brands are for women that can spend that kind of money. I am retired and it is not that important for me to have the latest style and spend $200 plus. Oh, have you seen Frye? THeir handbags prices are crazy and their shoes are just as bad. I can't see too many women buying Frye.

kindness is strength

Shanus · ‎05-17-2010

@Katcat1 wrote:
@Shanus 98% of my shoes are Clarks. I do own a few Sketchers. Clarks has changed in the last few years where some of the wide widths are not true wide and/or they are too long or short. Years ago all I had to do was order my size with no problems. Last year, I purchased 2 pair of Ugg boots on sale from Nordstrom so I won't need anymore boots for the snow. The other upscale brands are for women that can spend that kind of money. I am retired and it is not that important for me to have the latest style and spend $200 plus. Oh, have you seen Frye? THeir handbags prices are crazy and their shoes are just as bad. I can't see too many women buying Frye.

@Katcat1 All my sandals, except a few pr., are Clark’s...the slides that have adjustable velcro. Love them, but so many shows w/ the same shoes over & over...OMG. It’s My Pillow for your feet!!

Katcat1 · ‎07-21-2011

@Shanus Speaking of My Pillow, mine are not that great anymore. I woke up with the worse neck pain in my life. So much for Mike's promises.

kindness is strength

Shanus · ‎05-17-2010

@Katcat1 wrote:
@Shanus Speaking of My Pillow, mine are not that great anymore. I woke up with the worse neck pain in my life. So much for Mike's promises.

@Katcat1 Oops! Yet another false promise.

Shanus · ‎05-17-2010

@Katcat1 wrote:
@Shanus Speaking of My Pillow, mine are not that great anymore. I woke up with the worse neck pain in my life. So much for Mike's promises.

@Katcat1 Don’t own those pillows, but most pillows are washable ( ck. tag if available). I’ve done this to mine and they come out of the dryer fluffed up twice the size like new.