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Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

beach-mom — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 04:33:52 GMT

LK Luxe Pull-On Pants with Pockets. $46.98

A677898 - Regular

A677900 - Petite

A677914 - Tall

Barley, Cherry Splash, Tarragon, Navy, Chocolate, Black

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

DbinMd2 — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 04:37:32 GMT

Boring. I was hoping for a spring jacket. Oh well. Maybe another time.

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

scrapperlisa — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 05:02:30 GMT

Darn, I was hoping for a wide leg pant. Luckily I recently found the perfect wide leg pant for me, Joan Rivers ponte pant A671885. The colors are nice on this TSV. If you get it, enjoy!

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

smoochy — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 05:14:24 GMT

it's going to be 95 degrees with 70% humidity here before we know it. Spring comes in February then bam. I dont have time to wear the tsv jacket

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

birdQ13 — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 11:07:25 GMT

I keep waiting for pants with a 28 1/2 inch/29 inch inseam, sigh.

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

j109 — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 12:05:17 GMT

Yes! The petite is too short and the regular is too long.

The only pant she has that is 28.5 is the petite essentials one.

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

hkrgrl — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 12:36:50 GMT

they are boring and unattractive. very easy pass for me.

Breathe, breathe in the air, don't be afraid to care, look around, choose your own ground

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

Meowingkitty — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 12:40:05 GMT

@smoochy wrote:
it's going to be 95 degrees with 70% humidity here before we know it. Spring comes in February then bam. I dont have time to wear the tsv jacket

I barely get to wear a jacket at all. If I do it's usually off by 9 or 10 o clock. Never wear a a jacket in the spring and before we know it it's another 150 days of temps over 90. At least we don't have humidity.

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

GoodyShoes — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 12:41:03 GMT

The petites are short, but the rise is kind of long for me on the regulars. Has anyone ever tried to lengthen pants like this? If I release the hem and give it a good steam and press and make the hem slightly longer. Would this work, or is there not much extra length to work with and would there be a permanent crease at the original hem? I don’t need much more length, even an extra half an inch or so would make these work better for me.

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

Kitty Galore — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 13:49:21 GMT

27 1/2 too long for petite length ! What is she thinking ?when I first started buying her LK the petite length would be 26 1/2 - 27 " which is perfect for me . I would prefer a wide leg besides so big pass for me ! Denim & co length for petites is longer now too. Have to start shopping at the stores with a door !!

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

Still Raining — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 14:03:39 GMT

@GoodyShoes wrote:
The petites are short, but the rise is kind of long for me on the regulars. Has anyone ever tried to lengthen pants like this? If I release the hem and give it a good steam and press and make the hem slightly longer. Would this work, or is there not much extra length to work with and would there be a permanent crease at the original hem? I don’t need much more length, even an extra half an inch or so would make these work better for me.

I would not try this. If you look at the stitching on the original hem, you really need that type of machine to replicate it, You can not do it by hand or with a regular machine. I have tried and failed.

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

Fribwl — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 14:14:25 GMT

Susan definitely could have done better then this. They are unattractive and too much $$$. Surprised at her.

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

faeriemoon — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 14:19:44 GMT

I have no use for trousers. If however I ever needed a pair, Susan's would be my choice.

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

Review 2 — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 14:21:18 GMT

I look for a 29 inch inseam too. I found a couple - A672497 and A294872. The second one is a lunchtime special. I haven't ordered either one yet but I'm considering it.

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

Puzzle Piece — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 15:41:02 GMT

I ordered two jackets ad two pair of pants. I like that I don't have to iron or that they don't wrinkle.

I have to wait until they arrive to see if I will keep them as I don't always like the way I look in many clothes.

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

kindred cats — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 15:53:56 GMT

The hip measurement is HUGE in the XXS....makes it a hard pass for me. I surprised myself for even looking.

Seems Susan's pants/jeans always run big, no matter the style.

I think she designs bottoms to her figure. Just like IMO Kim designs tops for her shape.

It ends up I can't fit either one right.. But I barely buy anything from the Q anymore, even makeup, etc.

Just put an Anybody top into the donation bag. I was trying to adjust the shoulders, and discovered the cuffs are over an inch different in length.

I will continue to shop locally.

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

scrapperlisa — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 16:58:42 GMT

@Kitty Galore I agree, it seems like inseams keep getting longer. Why? Are women getting taller? Wearing more heels? I doubt it. I'm at the age where I'm probably shrinking. I would love more 26-27" inseams. I prefer wide leg pants, but if it's too long, it's a tripping hazard. I agree that most of these QVC designers seem to bring us clothes that look good on their own bodies. Most of Susan's pants are slim-leg or straight leg. Maybe she doesn't wear wide leg?

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

msgb — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 18:10:59 GMT

Easy pass.

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

Sweet Kitties — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 18:54:17 GMT

Pull on polyester pants. But hey, just add the word "luxe" and they're somehow so special.

Re: Susan Graver TSV - January 16, 2025

River Song — Thu, 16 Jan 2025 19:00:09 GMT

I disagree that Susan Graver designs pants for her figure type. I'm a taller version of her figure type, smaller waist and bigger thighs. Most of her pants do not fit me correctly. They are designed for the most common figure type of straight thighs, not thighs that bulge out. Susan almost always wears black pants on-air because all we see is solid black, not how the pants are a little too snug on her thighs.

Her pants, on me, are almost always too big in the waist and too snug in the thighs. When pants are too snug in the thighs, the fabric pulls across the crotch, drawing attention to that area, and is a sign of ill-fitting pants for that person's figure type. Pear-shaped women have a really, really hard time finding pants that fit correctly and are flattering.

Susan's blazers, however, are exceptional in fit.