StitchFix (mail order shopping services).

Re: StitchFix (mail order shopping services).

• SmileDamnit member

  

  January 2015

  Loved, loved, loved Stitchfix. Have put it on hold while pregnant, but the year before that I would keep at least 1 item (often two, though rarely more) each month.
  
  Just be as descriptive as possible in the original profile and when doing the monthly feedback & you should have good luck.

  

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• JennyColada member

  

  January 2015

  SmileDamnit said:

  Loved, loved, loved Stitchfix. Have put it on hold while pregnant, but the year before that I would keep at least 1 item (often two, though rarely more) each month. Just be as descriptive as possible in the original profile and when doing the monthly feedback & you should have good luck.

  Do you think you would have bought the items if you tried them on on your own, and didn't have the $20 credit/$20 "fee" if you sent it all back?

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• SmileDamnit member

  

  January 2015 edited January 2015

  
  

  SmileDamnit said:

  Loved, loved, loved Stitchfix. Have put it on hold while pregnant, but the year before that I would keep at least 1 item (often two, though rarely more) each month. Just be as descriptive as possible in the original profile and when doing the monthly feedback & you should have good luck.

  Do you think you would have bought the items if you tried them on on your own, and didn't have the $20 credit/$20 "fee" if you sent it all back?

  ************************sorry, I was on mobile and didn't realize the boxes were f'd up******************

  I do, actually. I opted out of jewelry & accessories and generally found I gravitated toward the tops (occasionally skirts). Some of the stuff seemed over priced, but for the most part it was reasonable. I suggest trying it for 2 months - it's really easy to cancel or put on hold if need be.

  

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• sal2015 member

  

  January 2015

  I have done one StitchFix box and it was a lot of fun. I tried to be as detailed as possible and I did like a couple of the items they sent me. I had a lot of issues with the correct size, so I think that was partially my fault, but I didn't like those items enough to figure out how to exchange for a different size. I did keep one item, a dress, and I love it. It's not something I would have picked out at a store on my own, but it looks great on me. I haven't done it again because the items were so expensive! The cheapest item in my box was scarf and it was like $30-40! I know you can adjust the price range of the items you receive, so I must not have put enough thought into that. I do plan to do it again, sometime. I have heard that the more you do and the more feedback you give, the better it gets for you. Worth a try for sure!!

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• charlene2422 member

  

  January 2015

  I tried Stitch Fix and Le Tote, and preferred Le Tote. I have also tried and recommend Rocksbox, Tibi, and Birchbox for everything else. 

  
  

  
  

  I tried Stitch Fix for two months but did not like anything I received. At the end, I felt like I should have just gone shopping at JC Penney or something.

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• mikenberger member

  

  January 2015

  Are any of these services servicing us plus sized women? I looked into stitchfix and it only goes up to size 14 and that's approximately my thigh

  
  

  
  

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