Susan Graver

[ALRATIBA]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

Here's the thing; the clothing items for which they're charging over $50., are nothing special.  They're just plain 3/4 sleeve liquid knit pull-over shells.  No fancy prints or exceptional details; there's nothing that makes them worth what they're charging for them.  Is 100% polyester fabric really that expensive?  Perhaps it's time for Susan to find another fabric?

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@Kachina624

One of her recent tops fits your criteria of exceptional details.  It's A282927 ... it's liquid knit ... but the design is flocked onto the fabric rather than dye-printed.  It's a lovely top/jacket.

I personally like the liqud knit.   

[Blingqueen023]

I just purchased my most expensive top from her.  It's an embroided sleeve top that was 57 dollars.  Yes, it was expensive but her clothes last forever and they're great quality.  I work and can spend my money how I please.  That's all that matters.  

[Kachina624]

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@ALRATIBA wrote:

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@Kachina624 wrote:

Here's the thing; the clothing items for which they're charging over $50., are nothing special.  They're just plain 3/4 sleeve liquid knit pull-over shells.  No fancy prints or exceptional details; there's nothing that makes them worth what they're charging for them.  Is 100% polyester fabric really that expensive?  Perhaps it's time for Susan to find another fabric?

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@Kachina624

One of her recent tops fits your criteria of exceptional details.  It's A282927 ... it's liquid knit ... but the design is flocked onto the fabric rather than dye-printed.  It's a lovely top/jacket.

I personally like the liqud knit.   

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@ALRATIBA. I like liquid knit too, but I'm not sure I like it $60+ worth.  Truthfully, I no longer have anyplace to wear that type of clothing so price is a moot point for me.  I already have a ton of it.

[blg]

I love Susan's designs as well.  I only discovered QVC 3 yrs ago when I retired.  I have observed the prices rising every year  and I agree, they are getting too high.  But, understand, Susan Graver has nothing to do with the price points.  She designs, she and her team.  QVC sets the pricing.  So,  Your beef is not with the designer, it is with Qvc.

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[blg]

I love Susan's designs as well.  I only discovered QVC 3 yrs ago when I retired.  I have observed the prices rising every year  and I agree, they are getting too high.  But, understand, Susan Graver has nothing to do with the price points.  She designs, she and her team.  QVC sets the pricing.  So,  Your beef is not with the designer, it is with Qvc.

blg1728@gmail.com

[Blingqueen023]

Her tops are good quality. I’ve never seen a top that was 70 dollars.   What I spend for a top I guess is my business.  God bless employment and not retirement.   

[sueinsf]

I agree that her prices have gone up and some are way too expensive for what they are.  And yes, it's QVC raising the prices because of demand and people are paying it.  Check lunchtime specials.  Many of her clothes are on there frequently at greatly discounted prices. 

[Steeler 20]

Ladies STOP buying. Supply and demand, remember . Over some time, it will work. 

STOP !

[CAMOGIRL]

Going they my closet recently, I was grouping my clothes my maker. I actually have not bought any of Susan’s clothes in quite awhile, but what I do have is all nicely made. There of course is her liquid knit, but also some sweater knits and wovens also. Also, a few pieces from her Artisan line of clothing, I believe those are liquid knit as well though,  they have nice details on them, such as studs, stones or embroidery.

Her prices really have jumped, it kind of was all of a sudden a few years back. Went from say buying a shirt for 28 or 30 versus now 56 or 60 - or whatever, as I  don’t really follow pricing too much. 

Pick and chose ladies. If it jumps out you, by all means get it, you will love it and be glad you have it. If there is any doubt about price, fabric, style -just pass on it.