Stitch Fix Clothing Subscription Box Review – May 2017

I just got my first Stitch Fix box today and loved everything in it. I was very specific on my style and also set up a Pinterest board for my stylist and she followed those guidelines.I’ve decided to keep everything. I got some green cropped summer pants that I love and I never would’ve thought about getting that color had I seen them in the store. I got three tops that go with the pants and they are all lovely. I also got a olive green field vest that doesn’t go with the pants but does go with one of the tops and my jeans. I love it so much I’ve been wearing it all day. I never would’ve thought of buying something like this but it is slimming looks great on me. My daughter complimented it immediately.With the 25% discount and the refund on the $20 styling fee my fix came out to $39 a piece which I consider reasonable. I needed to shake up my style and this is doing it for me. I hope it continues to be this good. I like getting a box of goodies because it’s like getting a present in the mail. I’m the one who usually buys the good presents for other people and then doesn’t get much in return, so this is extra fun for me.

The jeans, the first top, and the necklace make a great outfit and look amazing on you. I would totally rock that outfit although I would rather the jeans not. W distressed. That dress is just straight up unflattering and you have such a great figure, it shouldn’t be that hard for them to send a dress that works on your body type. I am not a fan of the last top. I agree with everyone else about the weird yellow “tape”.

That yellow thing looks like tape, stuck in a weird place.

I would love those jeans if they weren’t distressed! I think distressing works great with blue, black or white jeans, but for some reason, I want those berry ones to be more polished. I guess it’s because the color is so bold and even, and the rips look out of place to me.

You look cute in everything- not meant to be rude or catty, but you may just be too picky/have too specific needs for a styling service.

Sara, my first stylist and box from Stitch Fix was scary. She sent me things that maybe a 70 year old may think is cute or probably. I was upset and felt like why did I spend 4 hours putting a Pinterest Board if the lady didn’t look at or read my notes. Not only that she also used words like hide your problem area’s and It’s not something I asked for. Anyway I asked for a different stylist and my thoughts about it changed. She read and looked at my boards and tried to put all things I asked for if they had it. The box was for me and it was clear as soon as I opened it. I also ask for things to like dark jean jacket, skinny dark de-stressed jeans, and I also post things that others have recieved and ask for them too. If you have it in you for one more box then ask for change your stylist because all the info is there for the new stylist to read up on.
Yes that yellow pocket is just nuts… The jeans fit perfect and looked cute but if your not feeling the color I get it… Lol I’m not into colored jeans really either except maybe olive green.

I actually love every one of these pieces on you! I especially love those purple jeans – you should really think about keeping them! They fit you like they were tailored to your body.

I used to get Stitch fix also and realized they don’t fall in line with my personal style. I begged for edgy and unique but felt like I was receiving clothing for a woman much older than me. Although I did receive a couple of pieces I really adore, most went back, and most of the time my fix was a 0/5.

I just signed up and reviewed my first Trunk Club order. More expensive for sure but if it’s too much, I’ll send back those pieces and keep the lower end ones. Def way more edgy and in line with my style. Super excited for the brands being included.

If it were me, I’d keep the jeans and the dress. Both fit you really well and will be fun to wear from now through October. Both shirts are bad, IMO, especially the first one (I like the color of the second one but that pocket is odd).

I like everything on you except the dress because it looks like 70s wallpaper, and the pocket top because side boobs don’t need pockets. I really think you should keep those jeans!!

The jeans look good on you but I know if it was me, I would struggle with what to wear on top. I tend to wear more neutral bottoms and bold tops because I find that easier to mix and match.

Stitch Fix sent me an absolutely hideous mixed media top once, I think it was absolutely the ugliest shirt I have ever seen in my life. (Rather than a solid and a print like you got, though, it was like two different prints and some solid.)

I know there are some people who love Stitch Fix but it never worked out for me, and I gave them three months. (Oddly, it went downhill from the first month, despite extensive feedback. They actually claimed it was hard to find me garments with COLOR and kept wanting to send me stretch pants, which I had explicitly said I didn’t want, and neutral tops, and lots of black that made me look like a Goth.)

I think all those outfits look great on you! The only thing I’m not sure on is the odd pocket placement on the last top.

I don’t like distressed jeans but know that you do. However that berry color is great on you. And they are comfortable so I say keep them. I bought a few years back and was unsure of them so they sat around for a long time but when I finally wore them I felt great. And I wear
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So, I have been doing Stitch Fix for over a while now and I think my last fix was like #26 (I did every 3 weeks at one point). I LOVE Stitch Fix and I have learned that the more I give feedback and the more I write notes to my stylist, the better the fixes are. I rarely have a box where I don’t find at least one thing I would really like to keep (and do). I have had a few boxes that were just full of high priced items (I selected the cheapest price range in all categories on my profile as I don’t like to spend much on my clothes). I ended up keeping at least one item I loved but then wrote that I just couldn’t keep the other items, even if I loved them, because I just could not afford them. I almost immediately began receiving more reasonably priced items. I love Stitch Fix because I am 6’1″ and a size 6. It is hard to find clothing for tall people who are long EVERYWHERE! Stitch Fix finds those tall brands and items that cater to us tall girls and it is a God-send! I always have to pay a bit more for tall clothing items so I am okay knowing that I might be paying a bit more with Stitch Fix than what I could find rummaging the sale rack at my local mall. Trust me, there is never anything for tall people on sale… 😉

I think you look amazing in the first outfit and if the jeans are comfortable you might reconsider. Look at the pics of your self those colors are very flattering on you. My style is opposite of yours I prefer classic and rocker chick looks whatever category that might be but I really get a lot out of your clothing reviews! Thanks.

It’s interesting how personal style is. I love that dress on you and those jeans color-wise. This is opposed to items in another box that you loved and kept and I didn’t actually think looked best on you. But whatever works for you is what’s important. I’m waiting on my second Stitch Fix, so we’ll see what that brings, but I think they fit my style well.

This month was my second box. Out of two, I’ve only kept one item, and that’s because even though it was too big I loved it so much I didn’t want to risk sending to back to exchange for a smaller size. (It was a skirt, and even though I said I wear a 1xl they sent me a 2xl because “they though I made a mistake since I put xl for tops, xl for dresses/skirts but 18 for pants”. No, that was right. I’m ALL hips but if I wear fit and flare dresses I can actually fit into 16s and sometimes 14s.)

Anyway, the first box was meh, nothing really fit well, it was all very bland and the little details were not my style. (Ruffles, 80’s looking tops). This second box totally nailed my color preference, but they styles were hideous and the fabrics felt cheap. Two tops I didn’t even try on – if you can see my bra because it’s a mesh top, I’m not wearing it; plus I know the cutout shoulders are all the rage now but they just scream hooker to me. And, once again, the fits were off – I’ve never had a pair of pants that were so tight in the calves but had 5″ to spare at the waist! The one top I almost kept I wound up seeing at Torrid for half the price a few hours after packaging up my return.

I think I’m done with Stitch Fix.

I have to admit I’m jealous of everyone getting affordable items in their fixes; I’ve tried Trunk Club, Dia and Co and Stitch Fix and all of them have sent me items WAY above the prices I’ve seen anywhere online. Trunk Club in fact sent me a $400 sweater!!! O_o. You don’t want to get me started on my horrific experience with them.

That dress does to you exactly what it would do to me and we are too pretty for that 🙂

Your review gives good feedback about your experience. I’ve had three boxes and so far only one box had clothing items that I kept, the other two I kept the accessory. I still like the surprise of it all. I’m trying stylogic and comparing.