Kidpik Reviews

What It’s Like to Subscribe to Kidpik

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How Kidpik Works

Customers will initially need to take a quick, 3-minute quiz that provides their future stylist with their preferences for style, color, print, and fit. They will also need to choose whether they want to receive a box every 4,6, or 12 weeks.

Once their stylist has selected outfits based on the answers to the quiz, customers will receive a personalized clothing box within two weeks. Then, customers can have their kids try out each of their outfits to make sure they fit properly. If they decided to keep all of the items they received, a 30% off discount will be applied once payment is due.

However, if any of the items simply don’t work, customers can return them for free with the supplied returns/exchange bag within 7 days of receiving their box. While customers can’t swap out their items for new styles, they can exchange their items for different sizes.

If customers want to skip their upcoming shipment, they can go online to their account and pause their deliveries for 30-90 days, or adjust their frequency schedule . If for any reason they decide to cancel, they will need to email Kidpik’s customer service.

Example Kidpik Clothing And Shoes

• Flip Sequin Ruffle Sleeve Tee - $10.50
• Stripe Sleeve Thermal Tee - $11.70
• Love Zip Back Sweater - $17.70
• Tonal Daisy Maxi Skirt - $16.50
• Garment Dyed Pull On Pant - $17.70
• Tiger Camo Jogger - $17.70
• Western Studded Boot - $20.70
• Desert Camo Midtop Sneaker - $16.50

Pricing Options

There's no styling fee. Each item is $22 or $15 on average when you keep the entire box. The final cost of your monthly charge is dependent on which items you choose to keep and return, so the price varies from month to month and could range from $0-$100+ per month.

Kidpik Pros and Cons

Pros

• An online quiz along with a personal stylist will personalize your order
• Customers receive 8 items per subscription box
• Customers can exchange for another size for free

Cons

• You cannot choose individual items
• You can return items but not exchange them for different styles
• No options for baby clothing, only toddlers and kids

What Else You Should Know About Kidpik

While Kidpik is best known for its subscription box options, customers can also choose to buy items individually without needing a membership. Kidpik offers a fun monthly or seasonal surprise for families who want their outfits selected for them, but just know that you can also purchase items individually.

Is Kidpik Worth It?

Kidpik is definitely worth a try, considering that your child can try out 8 different items per month and return them if need be. Kidpik can be a fun option for families as each box is a surprise and allows kids to try out new styles to figure out what suits them best. There's no styling fee and customers can return anything they don’t want to purchase, making Kidpik an affordable option and able to be easily adjusted in respect to price.

How Kidpik Compares to Other Top Kids Clothing Subscriptions

Kidpik VS FabKids: FabKids offers a monthly subscription service where customers pay $39.95 per month and can use this fee towards the payment of items they wish to try. Instead of receiving a subscription box with a set number of items, each customer’s order is completely unique and customers can choose exactly what they want each and every month. If customers decide to not shop for a month, they can either skip their monthly payment altogether or apply that month’s charge to future purchases.

Kidpik is more expensive than FabKids, however, each box comes with 8 items that average out to around $15.00 per item, making it competitively priced compared to FabKids. If you go online to Kidpik’s website, you’ll also notice that there are more options altogether for apparel and that they are a much better option for boys' clothing as they offer more items and style variations.

Kidpik is a better kids clothing subscription overall due to its wide selection, but FabKids is a great option for customers who don’t want to commit to paying nearly $100 per box and are seeking a more affordable service.

Kidpik VS Kidbox: Kidbox is a kids clothing subscription service that offers 4 different subscription box options, each containing name brand apparel and accessories. Its subscription box options are as follows: 5 item baby box for $68, 6 item kid box for $78, 8 item kid box for $98, and 10 item kid box for $110. After deciding which box you want to sign up for, Kidbox will ask you to select clothing styles you prefer and will then customize your box based on your preferences. You can even leave a note for your stylist if you’d like to provide more detailed instructions on the clothing items and styles you want.

Something that sets Kidbox apart from other kids clothing subscription boxes is that it offers both clothing for babies and kids and has sizes that range from NB - 24M for babies and 2T to 18 for kids. Kidbox ships 8 seasonal boxes a year and customers can select when they want them or to skip them completely. Kidbox allows customers to return any items within 14 days of receiving their box for a full refund and will only charge for the items that customers decide to keep.

Kidbox is more competitively priced than Kidpik and it also offers clothing for babies. However, Kidpik has higher ratings overall and tends to offer styles that customers prefer slightly more.

Kidpik VS Stitch Fix Kids: Stitch Fix Kids is a kids clothing subscription that offers apparel for toddlers, kids and tweens. In order to start their subscription, customers will need to first provide Stitch Fix Kids with their intended price range along with their specific sizes and preferences. Stitch Fix Kids will then hand select 8-12 pieces of clothing to add to your box, with each item’s cost starting at around $10. After receiving their box, customers can have their kids try out each item and then send back any items that didn’t fit for a full refund or may exchange their items for something else.

While there's no styling fee with kidpik, Stitch Fix Kids charges a $20 styling fee per order that will be credited toward any items that the customer decides to keep. Customers can choose a frequency of every 1,2, or 3 months for their subscription box to be shipped.

While Stitch Fox Kids offers options for toddlers and offers individual clothing items for a cheaper price, it has much lower ratings from customers compared to Kidpik. Once again, it seems that Kidpik offers better styles and options overall which is why it remains a customer favorite for this niche.