Anonymous
05/30/2026 14:56
Subject: Amazon clothing adds vent
I click and then see they are all 100% polyester. I've just stopped clicking at this point.
Anonymous
05/30/2026 13:39
Subject: Amazon clothing adds vent
Influencers are trying to make money. They aren’t about selling quality products. Stop watching TikTok.
Anonymous
05/30/2026 13:38
Subject: Amazon clothing adds vent
Anonymous wrote:It’s not what you think. I’m actually not opposed to being “influenced” to buy a cute outfit. I don’t really like searching for things for myself. But here’s what almost always happens.
1. J see a cute outfit and click the link. Often, the clothes linked are not even the outfit pictured.
2. The clothes (especially dresses and tops) are nearly always polyester.
3. Items rarely have avg 4 star reviews or above and often have a “this item is frequently returned” warning.
It’s frustrating! I’m happy to someone to make money from affiliate links because they put together a nice outfit for me. But they never actually link anything good when you actually dig in!
I don’t want a subscription service. Does anyone know any influencers who link cute outfits that are actually reasonable quality, fit and feel?
There is no such thing. Get off the internet and take yourself shopping.
Anonymous
05/30/2026 13:26
Subject: Amazon clothing adds vent
Anonymous wrote:Who is still shopping on amazon?
Not me.
Anonymous
05/30/2026 13:26
Subject: Amazon clothing adds vent
Anonymous wrote:Yes, the clothes on Amazon are not the ones that they are wearing. I thought everyone knew that?
+1
Anonymous
05/30/2026 11:21
Subject: Amazon clothing adds vent
Who is still shopping on amazon?
Anonymous
05/30/2026 09:46
Subject: Amazon clothing adds vent
There are actually some cute things on Amazon. I get a bunch of those ads and rarely click. However, make sure that the person in the ad is your height weight and body shape. If you are short and heavy, don’t look at the young tall thin one to say “oh that looks cute”. If you have a bigger bust, dont click on things from the stick insect. So i would search on “midsize fashon” or “plus size fashion” or whatever, and then click on those reels for a bit, and the algorithm will start serving up more of that kind of video and you should eventually find one that kind of looks like you and can be a proxy try-on model. Yes, most clothes are polyester. That’s true everywhere.
Anonymous
05/30/2026 09:46
Subject: Amazon clothing adds vent
Anonymous wrote:Before even clicking, I knew that you #1 was going to be part of the post. I've just stoped clicking.
Like when you click a headline and it doesn't go to the headline story. Infuriating!
Anonymous
05/30/2026 09:37
Subject: Amazon clothing adds vent
Yes, the clothes on Amazon are not the ones that they are wearing. I thought everyone knew that?
Anonymous
05/30/2026 09:22
Subject: Amazon clothing adds vent
Before even clicking, I knew that you #1 was going to be part of the post. I've just stoped clicking.
Anonymous
05/30/2026 05:06
Subject: Amazon clothing adds vent
I am the opposite of you. I won’t blindly follow an instagrammer because her outfit looks cute. They are selling a product and are no different than Amazon. First of all, the majority of the instagram women are very lean, long legs and look great in most clothes. If you can’t locate the product from their page, screen shot it and use google reverse lookup to assist. In general, I find shopping online frustrating. I like to touch the fabric and often try on 2 sizes before deciding which looks best on me.
Anonymous
05/30/2026 00:39
Subject: Amazon clothing adds vent
Anonymous wrote:I just discovered Erin Miller artistry accidentally. She is mid-size (12) and recreates outfits inspired by models. She tries things from Old Navy to ezane and includes shoes which is often my point of failure. i think she picks practical and wearable items.
Check out her Instagram sodoku packing template. I think you have to comment to get the links?
I’m sure you can just click her LTK for the links. No way is an influencer going to require engagement for links.
Anonymous
05/29/2026 23:51
Subject: Amazon clothing adds vent
Susie Wright typically links Nordstrom clothing
Anonymous
05/28/2026 15:43
Subject: Amazon clothing adds vent
I just discovered Erin Miller artistry accidentally. She is mid-size (12) and recreates outfits inspired by models. She tries things from Old Navy to ezane and includes shoes which is often my point of failure. i think she picks practical and wearable items.
Check out her Instagram sodoku packing template. I think you have to comment to get the links?
Check out her Instagram sodoku packing template. I think you have to comment to get the links?
Anonymous
05/28/2026 14:01
Subject: Amazon clothing adds vent
It’s not what you think. I’m actually not opposed to being “influenced” to buy a cute outfit. I don’t really like searching for things for myself. But here’s what almost always happens.
1. J see a cute outfit and click the link. Often, the clothes linked are not even the outfit pictured.
2. The clothes (especially dresses and tops) are nearly always polyester.
3. Items rarely have avg 4 star reviews or above and often have a “this item is frequently returned” warning.
It’s frustrating! I’m happy to someone to make money from affiliate links because they put together a nice outfit for me. But they never actually link anything good when you actually dig in!
I don’t want a subscription service. Does anyone know any influencers who link cute outfits that are actually reasonable quality, fit and feel?
1. J see a cute outfit and click the link. Often, the clothes linked are not even the outfit pictured.
2. The clothes (especially dresses and tops) are nearly always polyester.
3. Items rarely have avg 4 star reviews or above and often have a “this item is frequently returned” warning.
It’s frustrating! I’m happy to someone to make money from affiliate links because they put together a nice outfit for me. But they never actually link anything good when you actually dig in!
I don’t want a subscription service. Does anyone know any influencers who link cute outfits that are actually reasonable quality, fit and feel?