Fashion

[Georgiagrama]

I know that Susan Graver is one of the most popular "designers" on QVC, but for my body, I cannot for the life of me find a pair of her pants that fit me properly.

Granted, I wear a size large and Susan is miniscule, but really, I don't understand if she designs her pants to be the same size in the hips and waist, of if I am just terriblly misshapen.

I ordered a pair of pants that the waist is so big, when you walk the pants work their way down because the waist is so large and hangs open in the back.

I'm returning them of course, no harm, no foul, but it took weeks to get them, there was no return form in the package and the final price was  $57.   You would think there would at least be a return form included.

[guuuus]

The returns are now done by going into your account, clicking on the item and click on  return . You can print out the form. It's processed a lot quicker this way in my experience 

[mb141312]

@Georgiagrama, I find that several designers' pants are too big in the waist for me.  I'm a little pear-shaped, but I don't think I'm too out-of-proportion.  It's disappointing and unflattering when the waists are so loose compared to the hips.

[lavenderfields]

I like having the label and the return form in the bag.  Some people don't have a printer so that's inconvenient.   Also, in my experience, some orders have the label in the bag and some don't.  

[Goldengate8361]

I thinks pants are just generally hard to fit. I received some Logo pants today that I am going to return. They were just too snug from the knee up. Many folks apparently like for the upper half of their pants to fit tightly or snug. Not me. So I get to pay for return shipping. Sigh.

[ALRATIBA]

I can't wear her pants - they appear to be cut for someone who has "generous" hips and thighs.  I'm narrow.

LOGO and Renee's Women With Control are the best on QVC.

[ALRATIBA]

@Goldengate8361 

Different body shapes. LOGO fit me perfectly.  I have a narrow body.

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@Goldengate8361 wrote:

I thinks pants are just generally hard to fit. I received some Logo pants today that I am going to return. They were just too snug from the knee up. Many folks apparently like for the upper half of their pants to fit tightly or snug. Not me. So I get to pay for return shipping. Sigh.

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[Kachina624]

I don't have great luck with her pants either.  For one thing they are ridiculously long in the petite sizes and I must always hem them so I avoid them.  So much of her stuff is liquid knit, in which you'll freeze in any but moderate winter weather.

[Trailrun23]

I tried twice to find a pair of SG pants that fit and just couldn't find any that would work. I tried a L and then a M, The waist was huge on both sizes I ordered and came up to my bra line! I just don't look for pants in her line anymore, but I used to buy many of her tops I would wear to work under a black jacket....

[San Antonio Gal]

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@lavenderfields wrote:

I like having the label and the return form in the bag.  Some people don't have a printer so that's inconvenient.   Also, in my experience, some orders have the label in the bag and some don't.  

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In this day and age, everyone should have a printer in their home.