Stitch Fix: A Review

I'm sure quite a few people have heard of Stitch Fix by now. I have done other reviews of the service here and here. Basically it is an online shopping service. You fill out their survey and they send you a box of clothes and accessories to try out. You keep what you like and send back what you don't. 

This is what I received in my latest box. 

This purple shirt was pretty, I liked how it was longer style. I didn't keep this one though. 

Bottoms are are new thing for Stitch Fix since my last box. This makes me super happy. I really liked this skirt but it was just too tight for my Momma hips. I would have kept it if the fit was better. 

This sweater was really pretty. It was light weight and I really liked the elbow details. It was just a little too short for my liking. 

I love, love, loved this black top. The hanger doesn't really do it justice. It is long and flowy and I was able to pair it with leggings the first time I wore it. It is a good basic. I kept this obviously. : )

This was a leather and chain wrap bracelet. I liked it as well but I already have a white leather wrap bracelet. So this went back as well. 

I feel like the more fixes I get the better suited for me they are. I would have liked to see a couple more statement pieces sent my way. These were all pretty basic, solid styles. 

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It's Okay Tuesday

-It's Okay that this makes me laugh. This is Baxter my sisters dog. He just hopped right in the booster seat. 

-It's okay that i was feeling like this one day last week. I just couldn't stop snacking and had a love/hate relationship with the fridge. 

- It's okay that I scheduled my next Stitchfix! I posted about it here. Can't wait to see what comes this time. If you want to try it out use this link:  http://stitchfix.com/users/signup/?referrer_id=3019191.

- It's Okay to be annoyed that toilet paper and trash bags cost so much. Considering what you do with them it sucks.

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StitchFix

I recently saw someone blog about StitchFix on another blog. I don't remember which one as it wasn't one I follow on my reader. Basically StitchFix is a clothing delivery service. When you sign up you fill out a pretty extensive survey on your clothing size and style and they will send you 5 pieces of clothing accessories for you to try on in the privacy of your home. You then decide what if anything you want to keep and then send back the rest.

 I really enjoy shopping but sometimes I just can't get away with 2 little terrors and wouldn't be able to enjoy shopping if I did. This service eliminated that step and I was able to try the clothes on in the comfort of my own bedroom. I had also been wanting to try one of the delivery services, they have them for lots of things (makeup, baby items, etc.) You can choose how often you want to receive this. You don't have to commit to a monthly delivery or anything like that. This one was perfect for me. I also sorta like the surprise of what you may get. 

You pay a $20 styling fee but that goes toward anything you purchase. There was also a little note in the box that you got 25% off if you purchased all 5 items. 

The box arrived! 

The envelope included a list of everything with prices 

First item was this pretty peachy/pink dress with small polka dots and a cute fringe detail. It was a keeper. I liked the way it fit.

Next was this cardigan. It was cute but a little snug in the arms. I already have a few basic colored cardis so I skipped this.

Item 3 was this chiffon shirt. I was cute on, but I wasn't a fan of where the waist tie hit on my belly.

Item 4 I really liked, but it was a little too baggy and was loose in the arm holes.

The last item was this cute necklace. I kept this as well. It is gold chains that are half coated in red. Very cute. 

So I kept two out of the five items. I think they got my style pretty right on. I probably won't use the service monthly but every now and then I would. I also feel like you can find better deals and sales by shopping in store. I set it at the lowest price point and some of the stuff was a little high. I feel like the products were all good quality, etc.

If you decide to try out StitchFix use this referral code:  http://stitchfix.com/users/signup/?referrer_id=3019191

If you sign up and order your first fix I will get a $25 credit. 

*I am not affiliated with StitchFix I bought this service on my own and just wanted to do a review