Question? Can someone describe the feel of SG liquid knits?

Liquid knit is 100% polyester - it absolutely does not breathe. when i wear it I get hot and sweaty quickly.

Slinky. If you are looking for a really easy care fabric, you will love liquid knit.

It's nice for work if you commute, since it does not wrinkle!

Check out Susan Graver's french terry/cotton/span/lustra knit (nylon) fabrics, they are very nice too.

On 8/10/2014 sweet and simple crafts said: I have at least 25 liquid knit items and love every one of them. The best way to describe the feel of the material, in my opinion, is that it would compare to a lycra/spandex yoga pant. I find liquid knit is very breathable and comfortable to wear so I'm not too cold nor do I get overheated. Hope this helps!

Thank you for this information!! I guess I should say that I live in North Alabama so when its hot its really hot but my office is always really cold, winter or summer. I love that Susan describes it as a material that will wear well and not fade. It seems that my work wardrobe can look well worn very quickly if its not a good fabric. I am going to order the tunic top that she was showing and can't wait to try it!! Thanks again!!

On 8/10/2014 happy housewife said:

Liquid knit is 100% polyester - it absolutely does not breathe. when i wear it I get hot and sweaty quickly.

Slinky, smooth, nothing even close to fleece (I hate fleece). It looks nice, wash/wear is great. I never dry mine, hang to dry. The only I have liquid knit, that is hot is the layered/tied top. It really isn't that hot,(just heavy, due to the layers.)

I find it to be a dense poly spandex that doesn't breathe. For me, it's good for winter layering & that's it!

I have some and to me it feels like thin polyester. I don't like to wear it in the summer, but for fall/winter it's good.

The material is polyester & spandex. I have a lot of Liquid Knit and love it, i wash and hang to dry. Easy care, easy wear.