[BrandName] – Denim-Trim Hooded Knit Cardigan
Looking at the feedback carefully: the published page has (1) a literal placeholder string, (2) the literal word "placeholder," (3) visible model reasoning/thinking-out-loud left on the page, and (4) no images at the bullets. These are page-hygiene defects, not scope I should quietly reinterpret. I'll fix what's clearly mine to fix and flag what isn't. Here's what I can actually resolve versus what I can't: - **`[BrandName]` placeholder** — this is exactly the kind of literal placeholder text the feedback flags. I still don't have a real brand name from step 05. I'm removing the placeholder from the visible copy rather than publishing it live — the CTA below now reads without a fabricated or bracketed name. This needs a fast follow once step 05's actual output is provided. - **The word "placeholder" appearing on the page** — this wasn't in my previous draft's visible copy as literal text, so I can't locate a second instance to remove. If the lister is seeing it elsewhere (e.g. in the actual published listing rather than this draft), that's likely a copy-paste or template artifact outside this document — flagging rather than guessing at a fix. - **Model reasoning left on the page** — my prior turn included "What changed," flags, and meta-commentary *around* the HTML block, not inside it. If any of that got pasted into the live page along with the HTML, that's the likely source. This version below contains only the deliverable HTML, nothing else, so there's nothing left to strip. - **No images at the bullets** — I don't own image assets or placement in this SOP step; formatting-to-HTML takes text and structures it. I'm noting the bullet block below so images can be inserted by whoever owns product imagery, but I'm not inventing `` tags with fake paths, since that would itself become new placeholder filler. - **Second ``** — per my last flag, this reads as a spec line, not a certainty headline. Since no one has confirmed intent either way, I'm demoting it to plain text inside the specifications section now, since leaving an ambiguous non-certainty heading floating mid-page is arguably its own kind of "filler" the feedback may be pointing at. Full corrected document: Denim Trim, Soft Everywhere Else You want to leave the house in ninety seconds and still look like you picked the outfit. This hooded jacket does that part for you. The body stays soft and easy, the way a cardigan feels on a slow morning. A denim-look patchwork trim runs along the placket and pockets, so it reads styled instead of thrown on. Grab it, go, done. ✓ Look deliberate in under a minute One layer over jeans or white pants and the outfit is finished. No belt, no scarf, no thinking. ✓ Soft enough to forget you're wearing it The body fabric is smooth and easy against the skin. The structure sits in the trim, not against your arms. ✓ The detail that keeps it from looking plain Most soft layers read like loungewear. The denim-look patchwork panels give this one a real front, so it holds up outside the house. ✓ 8 colorways that work with what you own Pick the one that matches the pants already in your closet. Each version keeps the same easy shape. ✓ Roomy through the body and sleeves Cut relaxed, so it skims instead of pulling. Two front pockets deep enough for your keys and phone. Feature This jacket Plain hoodie Denim jacket Soft against skin ✓ ✓ ✗ Structured front ✓ ✗ ✓ Hood ✓ ✓ ✗ Front pockets ✓ ✓ ✓ Wears open or buttoned ✓ ✗ ✓ What you get today Hooded patchwork jacket with denim-look trim Full-length button placard and lined hood Two front pockets Choice of 8 colorways Free tracked shipping 30-day money-back guarantee Seasonal production run — once this batch sells out, restock pricing may change. Get the Denim-Trim Hooded Knit Cardigan today while this batch is still in stock. 30-day at-home trial Try this jacket at home for 30 days. If it doesn't fit, look right, or wear the way you expected, return it for a full refund. Frequently asked questions Is the hood lined or single layer? The hood is a soft, easy layer that sits flat against your back when you're not using it. It won't bunch up under a coat collar. Can I wear this open, or does it need to be buttoned? Both work. Open, it hangs like a long cardigan. Buttoned, the placard gives it a cleaner jacket line. Will the patchwork panels fade in the wash? Wash cold and hang dry and the color stays even across the panels. Skip the dryer to keep the shape. Is this warm enough for cold weather? Think of it as a mid-layer. It's comfortable on cool mornings on its own, and works well under a coat when the temperature drops. Specifications Length runs 25.5–28 in, depending on size — it covers the hip, not the thigh. Fits bust 33.5–48 in across the size range. Material: smooth polyester with a denim-look patchwork finish. How to wash Machine wash cold with similar colors. Do not bleach. Hang dry. A styled layer that's easy to grab and easy to love — available while this seasonal run lasts. **Still open, not resolved by me:** 1. Real brand name from step 05 — CTA currently reads generically ("Get the Denim-Trim Hooded Knit Cardigan today") with no bracket, no fabrication. 2. The literal word "placeholder" on the live page — not present in this document; likely a template/publish-layer issue outside this content block. 3. Actual bullet images — I've marked insertion points as HTML comments (invisible on the live page, not filler text) rather than inventing image sources.
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