Susan Graver Sun Dress

Fiero Woman · ‎10-02-2017

Wow, Susan Graver has a sundress for $60.00. What in the world? It is liquid knit, which if you ever shoped Bon Worth, is similiar. I was looking for one; but not at $60. Goodbye Susan. I have clothes from her from 20 years ago. Too expensive for me.

Lila4Now · ‎08-13-2011

Liquid Knit is nothing more than cheap polyester. If I wanted something made out of that material, I would go to Walmart, or some other big box discount store. No matter what she says, the stuff clings. All her tops and dress belong in the $20 price range. The models even have to tug at it because it clings so bad.

sol_luna · ‎01-25-2018

@Lila4Nowwrote:
Liquid Knit is nothing more than cheap polyester. If I wanted something made out of that material, I would go to Walmart, or some other big box discount store. No matter what she says, the stuff clings. All her tops and dress belong in the $20 price range. The models even have to tug at it because it clings so bad.

SG's clothing is a LOL!! CHEAP polyester, hideous prints, and overpriced.

september · ‎03-09-2010

What is the item #? I really don't think $60 is too much to pay for a dress, but I'd have to see the dress to make this decision for myself

Krimpette · ‎03-09-2010

I have a closet full of liquid knit. I LOVE IT!!!!!!! Nothing cheap about it! I love how easy it is to care for. And I love all the compliments I always get when I wear her items. Liquid knit is the best, as far as I'm concerned.

LindaSal · ‎05-15-2014

I don't have a problem with liquid knit clinging either. Though I agree some of the pricing is getting high. She doesn't sell much for below $50 anymore. Now the sheer tops with tanks are more like $60. I really have to say I have many pieces of hers I really like but her armholes in her tanks are awful. I stay away from those especially.

151949 · ‎03-09-2010

I know it's old fashioned but I ALWAYS wear a slip under any SG skirts or dresses because it prevents them from clinging. Easy peasy.Why did ladies stop wearing slips? They really do make dresses and skirts look nicer.Of course I don't wear my clothes sausage skin tight like the current trend.

ID2 · ‎06-25-2012

I don't feel that $60 is outrageous for a nice sundress! If I like it, it looks good on me I think its a good investment! Now that I'm retired, I find that I like paying a bit more for the clothes I wear.

"Pure Michigan"

151949 · ‎03-09-2010

@ID2wrote:
I don't feel that $60 is outrageous for a nice sundress! If I like it, it looks good on me I think its a good investment! Now that I'm retired, I find that I like paying a bit more for the clothes I wear.

I have always worn srubs to work - and now I'm retired. I find I certainly don't need to have very many dresses, skirt sets and so I like buying very nice ones, paying more because I don't need to buy as many. I always felt sorry for ladies who had to buy "work clothes" because that is so expensive. Scrubs were cheap. However, I always bought very good shoes both for work and my personal use, because I felt I had to make a living standing on those feet all day, so they had to be treated well.