Fashion

[Krimpette]

I love liquid knit. Easy care, for sure. I've been buying her clothes for years and I've never been disappointed with the quality.  I'm another who no longer cares to iron.

[nascarfan]

Check out the Memorial Day savings items. Many are deeply discounted.  I picked up many items in the $30 - $40 price range.

[San Antonio Gal]

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@KittySoftPaws wrote:

@San Antonio Gal  You should check out some of SG reviews on her poly items. Apparantly at one time the liquid knit as example, were good, but now they have become as described, "hot, thin, and clingy." She wouldn't be the first or last to start with quality and then later cut it back.

That being said, I will take natural fibers like cotton for the softness and comfort alone, but that's just me. I also really like Lyocell for it's movement, lightness, and softness. It's considered semi-synthetic. And this is what I found is said of cotton, "Natural breathability, skin friendly softness, durable, absorbant, and hypoallergenic."

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@KittySoftPaws  -  I own SG tops that I've worn to the office.  Never found them to be "hot, thin, and clingy".  They hold up in the wash well and look like they did when first purchased.

I also love lyocell pants in the warmer months.  I own a few of PLW's lyocell pants and get compliments when I wear them:

I own both colors.

[ILOVEDOGS]

I purchased "liquid knit" tops well over a decade ago, still have two and they are much thicker and do not wrinkle or cling.  I purchased some short sleeve LK tops recently and they came wrinkled, were much thiner, definately show everything and cling in the wrong places.

QVC owns the Graver line and they have cheapened it.  Graver is a glorified designer but QVC sets the prices, etc.

[RespectLife]

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@ILOVEDOGS wrote:

I purchased "liquid knit" tops well over a decade ago, still have two and they are much thicker and do not wrinkle or cling.  I purchased some short sleeve LK tops recently and they came wrinkled, were much thiner, definately show everything and cling in the wrong places.

QVC owns the Graver line and they have cheapened it.  Graver is a glorified designer but QVC sets the prices, etc.

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@ILOVEDOGS    and others

Maybe some have not noticed that there are different 'levels' of SG clothes for a while now.

Original liquid knit is still the same quality it has always been.

There is the 'Modern Essentials' line and 'Essentials' line which are lower priced and are on the lighter side, IMHO, than regular liquid knit. 

They are priced less!  I would not call them cheap or clingy.

[Roni18]

I don't see Susan's line as being any more expensive than anything else on QVC. I will add to the chorus of people who love her line. Liquid knit items were great for me as a teacher and I am still wearing them now that I'm retired.

[archer19]

So I love Susan Graver's clothing, yes I do think some things are over priced, but most of the designers have things that are over priced on the Q, but what I truly cannot stand is that Susan talks over the hosts all the time! Don't get me wrong I do think Susan is lovely, she just needs to slow down and let the host do their job.

[ALRATIBA]

In her early days at QVC, I was still working and ordered quite a bit of SG clothing.  (I'm still wearing a pair of LK pants that I bought about about 15 years ago. All the other stuff was donated when I retired.)

I saw her on TV earlier today ....she looked so different.  Her face looked very puffy and her eyes were barely opened.

Is she okay?

[sunshine45]

purchased a few capri pants and shorts from SG this past week. loved them so much i went back and added a few more. i know i am going to get a lot of wear out of them during the warmer weather.

loving her SOLEIL line and her WEEKEND line most recently.

also like the new "VOOP" neckline on her tanks. perfect for summer!