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[10000thnickname]

I buy all of my clothing from QVC.  It frustrates me that the host doesn't show the INSIDE of items!  PLEASE!  I want to know what material will be touching my skin.  
If the host or ambassador doesn't show the inside of the item, I won't order it at all.
And a special thanks to Jayne Brown who DOES show the inside of items!!!!

Thanks.....please share this with staff.

Judy

[cjm61]

@10000thnickname Since it appears nobody reads these forums that has any control or power over QVC policies and procedures, I advise voicing your request to the Feedback section. Not sure if this helps any better but at least you assume somebody reads it other than customers. 

[Tinkrbl44]

@10000thnickname 

I stopped watching clothing presentations because most hosts can't be bothered to specify FABRIC CONTENT PERCENTAGES.

They say something dumb like "it's a cotton blend" or something else that's just useless.

I want to hear "it's 90% cotton and 10% lycra" ... or whatever.  

How hard can that be?  Obviously VERY difficult because they can't do that.   

It may be time for you to buy clothes in other places other than QVC. 

JMO, of course. 

[Kachina624]

With hundreds of clothing purchases, I've never received a single garment that was scratchy or uncomfortable on the inside.  I think they know what would happen if they sold such things.

[CalminHeart]

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@Tinkrbl44 wrote:

@10000thnickname 

I stopped watching clothing presentations because most hosts can't be bothered to specify FABRIC CONTENT PERCENTAGES.

They say something dumb like "it's a cotton blend" or something else that's just useless.

I want to hear "it's 90% cotton and 10% lycra" ... or whatever.  

How hard can that be?  Obviously VERY difficult because they can't do that.   

It may be time for you to buy clothes in other places other than QVC. 

JMO, of course. 

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I'm with you. I don't buy clothing if I don't kow the fabrics and percentages.

One thing I do know is if it says polyester/cotton, it's at least 60% is polyester.  If it says cotton/polyester, it's usually 60% cotton. If it has spandex, lower the cotton percentage.

Hosts would have to stop telling personal stories and acting like fools to fit in the facts about products. 

[RespectLife]

Interesting point!  I buy 90% of my clothing here and never thought about the inside!

What I can't stand is when all the choices and hanging on the rack and they barely pull it out! 

I'd love to see them take one sec and pull out the item for the camera!  Seeing a tiny piece of sleeve isn't helpful at all.

[San Antonio Gal]

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@RespectLife wrote:

Interesting point!  I buy 90% of my clothing here and never thought about the inside!

What I can't stand is when all the choices and hanging on the rack and they barely pull it out! 

I'd love to see them take one sec and pull out the item for the camera!  Seeing a tiny piece of sleeve isn't helpful at all.

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@RespectLife  - If they take the time to show the entire blouse, there won't be enough time left for the personal stories. 

[pepperandme]

Amen, sister!

[10000thnickname]

I think Angel S explained it well. She did a segment on Q2 alone. And she showed the inside of a top and said if you have sensitive skin, as some people have told her about, you might want to wear a camisole or something with the top she was showing.
Angel would make the BESt host on QVC in my opinion. 
She gives material percentages.
She explains things clearly and seriously. She tells you the full price, not the monthly pament price.

There are many people who have sensitive skin. As a cancer patient I have it.
And, last week the Cuddle Duds lady showed the inside of a velour top...I wouldn't have purchased it if she hadn't. It was "velour" but it's soft and cozy inside not that old slippery velour lining. That makes a difference to me.

[slmsia]

I agree.  I would also like the hosts to give the size dimensions on everything shown on QVC right off the bat.  Clothing, start with inseam and length first.  Kitchen bakeware and ovens, we need to hear the dimensions of these items to see if it will fit our needs (some ovens too small for 13x9 or regular 13" pizzas.  The only host I can think of who is pretty good about doing this is Mary DeAngelis.  It would be nice if the viewer could know right away so we can start ordering with confidence.  Most of the kitchen items, the host rarely gives dimensions on cookware and ovens.