Wow – can’t believe that October is coming to a close! The end of the month means it’s Stitch Fix time for me. I always look forward to the day my next fix arrives. My first Stitch Fix review on the website (but fourth fix) can be found here.
Onto Fix #5 – but first, a quick summary: Stitch Fix (<–referral link) is a styling service that sends you five pieces of clothing as often as you want to schedule your “fixes.” I usually do it about every six weeks, but it just depends on your personal preference. It’s as simple as signing up, filling out a detailed style profile, and scheduling your fixes. There is a $20 styling fee up front, and this money is credited to your final order total. If you don’t buy anything, Stitch Fix keeps the $20 fee.
You can read my past experience with my first couple fixes, my overall impression of the company, and why I keep on getting fixes here.
This month – I was so excited when I opened the box — all of the pieces at first glance seemed to be my style and they all were beautiful prints and colors. I was excited to try them on.
Dark Pink Knit Top
I am so terrible at mirror pictures — but hopefully you get the idea! It was a pretty knit top, and I liked the color a lot. The unique details in the back were great; however, I wasn’t keen on the sleeves being billowy. I also didn’t appreciate the sheer top half of the back of the shirt as I’m really looking for more fall/winter clothes right now. Return.
Navy Floral Keyhole Blouse
I loved this silky blouse when I took it out of the box. The pattern was delicate, feminine, and classic. It fit nicely; and I think it not only has great layering potential for fall/winter, but also is a great top to pair with shorts or capris in the spring/summer. Keep.
Teal Knit Cardigan
I really wanted to like this cardigan — the color was beautiful and it was very soft and comfy. However, I felt it was a little too long on me to be flattering. What really made my decision though was the price at $48. Probably good quality, but I can’t justify that much for a cardigan, especially if I’m not in love with how it looks. Return.
Navy Lace Insert Pullover Sweater
This was another piece that I pulled out of the box and just really liked the color, the style, and the lace detailing on both the back and the front. It was a little pricy, but I think it’s a comfortable, warm, versatile piece I can dress up or dress down in the coming winter months. Keep.
Burgundy Lace Dress
This month I asked my stylist for a dress to wear for a wedding coming up in December, so she sent me this one. It’s a beautiful lace dress in a great winter color; however, the fit was, quite honestly, awful. My hand on my hip gives the dress a semblance of shape, but don’t be fooled. It felt and looked like wearing a robe, nightgown, or that I was given a dress five sizes too large. I think the dress was made to fit like that (you couldn’t have done a belt or anything due to bunching of the fabric), but definitely not flattering for me. Return.
Overall: a good fix this month! I really liked the style of pieces and feel the clothing choices matching my personal style has improved immensely from when I started the service. I did mull over the cost of the clothes a little this month as it is hard to pay higher prices than I know I could get at Target, Kohl’s, or even some other services where you pick out high end used clothes. However, Stitch Fix not only sends the clothes to my doorstep; but they pick out pieces just for me — no decisions on my part except what to keep, and that’s one of my favorite parts. The time and energy saved also makes it personally worthwhile. This past summer, I ruthlessly cleaned out my closet and focused on what pieces I really want and need. Now, I think I can be very specific on what I would like to see from my Stitch Fixes and can slowly build a professional, classic, comfortable wardrobe.
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How about you? Have you tried Stitch Fix or another service? Do you like shopping for clothes?
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Rachel says
I LOVE the pieces you kept – so flattering! Maybe I should give Stitch Fix another go!?
Jessica says
You should! 🙂 I feel like it has become so much better the longer I have done it!! If you do it again — send me pics of the pieces 🙂
Savannah says
Hi Jessica! I’m so excited I found your blog! I recently decided to give blogging another shot. You should add your blog to BlogLovin’! Hope everything is going well in North Carolina
Jessica says
Hey Savannah! Thank you so much for reading!! I will check out your blog too 🙂 Also – I was able to add mine to Bloglovin’ today 🙂