Bespoke Post Reviews

What It’s Like to Subscribe to Bespoke Post

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How Bespoke Works

Prior to receiving your first subscription box, you’ll first need to take the online preferences quiz which will help Bespoke Post to tailor future boxes to your interests. You’ll be able to select one of the following options to indicate your interest for certain categories available: very interested, open to try, not interested.

Categories that you’ll be asked to rate include Barware & Mixology, Home Décor & Accessories, Style Accessories, Men's Clothing, Cigars & Tobacco, Kitchen & Cooking,Men's Grooming, Camping & Outdoors, Travel & Bags, and Music & Tech Gear. You’ll also be asked to provide your waist size , shoe size, and shirt size as well.

Once you’ve completed the preferences quiz, Bespoke Post will then allow you to preview your upcoming box and either keep it, swap it out, or skip it. If you choose to either keep the current box or swap it out, you’ll be charged $49 for your upcoming order. All recurring orders will follow a similar process where Bespoke Post will email you 5 days before charging you to ensure that you want your next pre-selected box or not.

You can easily cancel any upcoming order or cancel your subscription via your online account.

Example Bespoke Items

• Split Box - Pull Start Fire pack and Field Hatchet by Barebones
• Dough Box - Honey-ginger syrup and Bourbon-Infused Cookie Kit by Red Velvet NYC
• Gale Box - Line of Trade The Starboard Donegal Sweater and SELF/ish Exfoliating Pads
• Sabor Box - Tortilla Press, Barro Plate, Servilleta, Tierra Bravado Hot Sauce, Black Edition, and Masa Azul, all by Verve Culture

Pricing Options

Each monthly Bespoke Post subscription box costs $49 for members, however, boxes cost $70 for non-members. There’s also a standard shipping fee of $3.95 for all orders placed in the lower 48 states, whereas residents of Hawaii, Alaska, and Canada will be charged a shipping fee of $10.

Members do not have to pay for each month and are able to skip a month at any time and there are no limits to the number of times you can skip an upcoming order.

Bespoke Post Pros and Cons

Pros

• Bespoke’s subscription boxes are gender-neutral and there’s something for everyone to love
• Tailored to a wide variety of themes including barware, home décor, clothing and accessories, cigars, and more
• Sources products from under-the-radar brands for a more authentic, distinct experience

Cons

• Some boxes are close to actual retail value and don’t provide major savings or deals
• Cannot return single items, only complete boxes in mint condition

What Else You Should Know About Bespoke Post

During the Covid-19 crisis, Bespoke Post purchased over $138,476,712 of products from small businesses, many of them being under-the-radar and upcoming brands.

Here are a few examples of items purchased from small businesses in the US:

• Terra: The knife in the Terra box is made by Barebones based in Salt Lake City.
• Forge: This Damascus steel knife is made by BucknBear Knives located in Pennsylvania.
• Trail: The gut-hook knife in the Trail box is made by Titan International located in Illinois.
• Carnivore: The American BBQ rub in the Carnivore box is made by The Great American Spice Co. in Rockford, Michigan

Is Bespoke Post Worth It?

Bespoke Post is certainly worth it! Many of the boxes we’ve reviewed at MSA have been valued at double or more the value than the cost of the monthly subscription and each box includes items from lesser-known brands to support small businesses. Bespoke also provides much more customization for boxes compared to other lifestyle brands and offers 10+ categories of boxes to enjoy.

How Bespoke Post Compares to Other Men’s Lifestyle Subscriptions

Bespoke Post VS GQ Best Stuff Box: The GQ Best Stuff Box is a quarterly subscription box that costs $50 and features items such as electronics, grooming products, and accessories. Each box is valued at over $200 and contains around 10 different items. Subscribers will receive exclusive offers and discounts from the brands featured along with how-to articles and video tutorials to learn more about how to use their products. Unlike Bespoke Post, the GQ Best Stuff Box is unable to be customized and contains a mix of items that are seasonally themed, not themed around a specific category. The GQ Best Stuff Box is best for men who only want 4 subscription boxes per year and want to be surprised with what they get, whereas Bespoke Post is best for men who want subscription boxes more frequently and want to have greater customization with the items they receive. Also, Bespoke Post is gender-neutral and offers subscription boxes that both women and men will enjoy.

Bespoke Post VS Gentleman's Box: The Gentleman's Box is a monthly subscription box service that delivers upscale, high-end grooming, style and fashion essentials for men. Subscription options are available for monthly, quarterly, or bi-annual plans. The month-to-month plan costs $35 and each box contains 4-6 fashion essentials. The Gentleman’s Box is the better subscription for men’s fashion, whereas Bespoke Post is the best all-around lifestyle subscription box for either men or women that offers more options for categories, like outdoors, cooking, and barware.

Bespoke Post VS SprezzaBox: SprezzaBox is a monthly subscription box that focuses on men's clothing accessories each box includes 5-6 products that have a combined retail value of $100 or more. The subscription is only $28 per month for customers who prefer to pay month-to-month, however, Sprezza also offers plans that can be paid in full for every 3, 6, or 12 months with a reduced price for each box. Similar to Bespoke Post, Sprezza allows men to choose preferred items, however, Bespoke Post offers the widest variety of categories for items that can be used by men or women, depending on their subscription box item preferences, but Sprezza is mostly focussed on fashion and accessories for men only.