topic Re: smaller sizes in Fashion

smaller sizes

sannpal — Sat, 14 Mar 2015 02:10:00 GMT

Hi Susan:

I was wondering if you can make pants and jeans in smaller inseam sizes and not tight through the thigh area. I am short and inseam is a 23, Can't have a tight thigh area as of many health problems and I need to wear a catheter. So need like a boot cut at the bottom. I also would like to know if you can make more in your Butter Knit fabric blouses and shirts that button up. I have a lot of your 3/4 length blouses in the Butter Knit. Also Jackets that are not as long I am 4'8. Thanks for reading this, and I pray you can come up with some ideas, I am sure there are other women that are as short or close to it, like I am. It is hard for me to find some one to hem my cloths and I can not. thanks a bunch, Sally

Re: smaller sizes

betteb — Sat, 14 Mar 2015 02:19:13 GMT

In order for Susan to see this, you probably should post it on her blog http://community.qvc.com/blog/userid/534161/susan-graver.aspx

or Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/SusanGraverStyle

I would suggest you look at crop pants. Many of those have 23" inseam.A200956 has a 23" inseam.

http://www.qvc.com/fashion/pants,-shorts,-etc./crop-pants/susan-graver/_/N-17kovZ1z141sm/c.html?identifier=M532&cm_re=LN-_-Pants,+Shorts,+Etc.-_-Crop+Pants&pageSize=96&cm_sp=REFINEMENTS-_-Category-_-Crop+Pants&refineOrder=4294967062+1845252

Re: smaller sizes

GCR18 — Sat, 14 Mar 2015 03:02:19 GMT

I know you were asking about Susan Graver pants, but thought I'd mentioned my mother has the same inseam. I order denim and company crop pants, item A14925. They are the first bottoms she didn't have to take up and they come in tons of colors. You mentioned needing a wider bottom, these have a little slit.