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Posted in Forum: Fashion
I agree with all, Slinky Brand was the best. I get alot of positive feed back on the clothes and style. Susan Gravet ok, but not 6he same, can find some clothes at off site. Wish some one would bring the Brand back
Posted in Forum: FashionCleaning my closet out and ran across a ton of Slinky Brand clothes. Haven’t bought much lately since not in the office but darn miss the option of being able to buy. What are the HSN buyers thinking? We are all going g to jump to QVCs high priced SG, WIC, brands. Not worth the money these days. Loving Amazon more & more.
Posted in Forum: FashionI use to buy all my clothes on HSN when there were lines like Terry Lewis, Maggie Sweet, Slinky and others. Now I buy very little. The clothes look like something out of the 50’s to 80’s. They are NOT stylish and they cost a lot. Even Diane Gilman and Iman, my former go to lines, are just awful. I lived in those previous eras. I have no desire to “flash back” thank you. I want to look good, not foolish. I may finally be done.
Posted in Forum: FashionI too am very disappointed HSN is not selling Slinky Brand clothes. I love this brand and miss them. I loved that most of their line was made in the US too. HSN should tell its loyal customers if they are carrying this line or not. I have not found another brand of clothing I love as much as this one. I do like Nina Leonard and DG2, but totally different styles. I have not been shopping as much on HSN since they discontinued not only this brand, but Liz Lange and Elysee skin care with no explanation. I’ll be looking to buy from other places as HSN doesn’t seem to be carrying much I like anymore nor will I shop on QVC.