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[GoneButNotForgotten]

...that QVC would use printed "tags" on their clothes instead of the sewn-on ones.

Yesterday I went all day in a Denim & Co. shirt that felt a little funny and slightly uncomfortable. When I got ready for bed, I inspected it (carefully, and it was really hard to see) and discovered that I'd had it on backward all day! What a dope (me)...but, really, those sewn on tags irritate my skin and sometimes even raise a rash.

Come on, QVC, catch up to the rest of the world and start assembling your clothes as though you're in the 21st century.

Oh wait....you ARE!  ;-)

[millieshops]

@GoneButNotForgotten I don't know how it's decided but more than half of the tops I bought in the last year or two have had printed on labels.  Everything I got Graver and Denim & Co I ordered does. 

[Kachina624]

@millieshops   Me too.  More and more of my shirts are arriving tagless, although I must say, a tag has never bothered me

[santorini]

I cut the tags if they bother me.  Some of the printed ones show through the back.  I don't really want anyone reading the brand name and my size through the blouse if my hair is in a ponytail.  

[SuhseK]

Wouldn't the tags, be the choice of the vendor? 

That being said, I can't recall the last time I received an item with tags, from QVC.  

I also, just cut them out, if, tags on clothes bother me.  

[stevieb]

I prefer tagless tops. I suppose it's up to the vendor, but one might also guess with their buying power for what are essentially house brands, or close to it, QVC might specify sewn in labels be minimized. I do cut them out, but sometimes it isn't easy without risking harm to the top.