Liquid Knit Tops

Bonkers1 · ‎07-29-2012

Does anyone find these tops extremely thin? During the presentations you can see the outline on the top of the pants.

PhilaLady1 · ‎03-11-2010

In my opinion, yes, liquid knit tops are thinner than they once were. Several years ago I did a closet purge for donation. I hope others got to enjoy many liquid knit tops that I got rid of. Like straight out of a movie, Gone With the Wind maybe? I actually said out loud "as God is my witness, I will never buy another liquid knit top". So now, since I swore to Heaven, I feel like I can't get any more. I did buy the TSV, though 😄

Puppy Lips · ‎05-09-2010

I do think they are thin. I buy them anyway and am wearing one today. I know you can get polyester and spandex tops at many places. The fabric really is not that special, no matter how many times Susan will tell us it is. I like the fit and the prints (not all the prints though). If I like it, I buy it. I have bought several recently.

Always remember that you are absolutely unique. Just like everyone else. Margaret Mead

haddon9 · ‎03-09-2010

Yes which is why I tend to buy them in mostly black or navy. I don't care for the brights or pastels.

bellaartiste · ‎04-19-2012

I won't buy Graver liquid knit tops. They are too thin revealing every lump and bump. Basically you can get this fabric anywhere. I don't like the look of polyester head to toe.

I do wear her pants in liquid knit. I find them great for summer work days. I purchased the TSV in black and green.

MoonieBaby · ‎07-19-2013

Yep. Thinny thin thin. They were far more substantial many years ago. These days they’re paper thin and way long. Not a fabric or style that appeals to me personally.

Many years ago (17 or so years ago) she sold a black lace mock neck, sleeveless, slim fit sheath dress, knee skimming length. The dress was lined in black tricot and the lace was a stretch lace of impeccable quality. I purchased that dress and to this day it is one of my verrrrry favorite purchases I have ever made. I have worn it to weddings, funerals and graduations. It’s a stunner and I feel my very best when wearing it. I saw it on Brenda during the presentation and since I’m built like her, I knew I had to have it. SG is a better designer than her garments show.

She made a super flattering dress, timeless and high quality. I wish she would challenge herself to create things like she used to. Liquid knit (poly/span) does not showcase her far reaching talent. She is honestly pretty great.

Catch71 · ‎03-09-2010

I stopped buying mostly because a small being 27" is just too long on me. I have bought a few times but I end up not wearing them because they just hang on me and too long. I imagine they are great for traveling because they do not wrinkle, but that is the only reason I would buy liquid knit.

Goldengate8361 · ‎01-27-2014

I find that there's a great deal of difference in different tops, pants, dresses that all say they're liquid knit. It's a little frustrating because I love liquid knit if it's the thicker, smoother type.

RespectLife · ‎02-27-2012

SG has Modern and Essentials both of which ARE thinner (and cost less) than traditional Liquid Knit which is still available.

I recently bought 'Liquid Knit' and it is not see through and the same weight it has always been.

If it says Modern or Essentials, expect thinner material.

Biftu · ‎02-05-2011

I have been a QVC shopper for about 30 years and have never purchased one item from Susan Graver. Never was interested in her style or material, especially polyester liquid knit.