Susan Graver

[Patgo]

Just asking? I am 75 and I feel that Susan's line is becoming sort of elderly looking. I have bought her line for years and it is just my opinion
Wonder what others may think.

[kaydee50]

SG was never known for her "fashion forward" clothes but she obviously appeals to a lot of people.  I don't mind some of the styles as much as I don't like the outrageous prices for some of her items.

[Patgo]

The prices are high

[ellaphant]

Never liked her line. Poly is a never for me and her designs aren't for me.

[TheMemphisVette]

elderly?

what does that even mean?

the line is mostly basic.  it has never been high fashion.   that is why its been around for so long.

[Puppy Lips]

I have a lot of her clothes - pants (that fit sooooo well), dresses that I love, tops that fill a need, and jackets that are just right.  I hope she sticks around for a long time to come.  

[cheriere]

@Patgo   I know exactly what you mean.  Her line has become a bit more matronly and the prices quite a lot for some basic pieces.

[manny2]

Yes, some of the design is matronly. I am always surprised with her description as modern.

[nycalady]

Much of her stuff looks the same season after season, not fresh & new as is touted. Her quality may be better, but you can find similar looking pieces in low end stores. The sales pitch about moving the brand forward seems disingenuous.

[Susan Louise]

@Patgo   I'm not a fan of SG pants/bottoms, but I do buy a few tops of hers from time to time. One of them I feel is very stylish/up to date and the other I find to be more classic.

If you go to the 'fashion' forum, you can scroll through to the threads I started on both tops (titles of threads below) so I don't have to retype everything.

BTW, I'm 64

Susan Graver printed liquid knit top w/keyhole trim

Susan Graver V-Neck Tunic