I cannot tell you how excited I am to be writing my first-ever Stitch Fix blog post! I have not had a “Fix” in a few months, so I was eager to get this one. I have been a faithful customer of Stitch Fix for over 4 years now. For those of you who are not familiar with Stitch Fix, it is a personalized clothing style service. When Stitch Fix first began, it was only offered to women, but now there is also Stitch Fix for Men and Stitch Fix for Kids.
When you first sign up for Stitch Fix, you will take a personal style quiz so that Stitch Fix can get a sense of your style. It’s super fun! Each day, there is also a style quiz on the Stitch Fix app which I love doing. Stitch Fix uses data-driven styling. Every time I like something on the quiz, they use algorithms to figure out my style.
Stitch Fix has many different kinds of clothing as well as shoes, jewelry, purses, and bags. You can opt not to get certain items if you so choose. When you sign up, you will be assigned a personal stylist. Each time you get a “Fix” you can choose to have the same stylist or you can request a new one. I had the same stylist for 3 years, and she did an excellent job choosing items for me. I requested a new one to change things up a bit, and this one has also been fantastic. My new stylist’s name is Katie.
You can choose to get your box as often as you would like. There are all kinds of options. You don’t have to get a fix every single month. I get one every month or so. I have the Stitch Fix Style Pass. You have to be invited by Stitch Fix to get the Style Pass. You usually get the invite if you have been doing Stitch Fix for a few months. The Style Pass is a yearly payment of $49, which is waived if you purchase something so it’s a pretty great deal. Once you have the Style Pass, your $20 monthly styling fees are always waived, so that is the benefit of having it.
Each box includes 5 items. It comes packaged in very nice tissue paper. It’s like getting a present! If you keep at least one item, then the styling fee of $20 is waived. If you like all 5 things in your box, you get 25% off everything! I have done that quite a few times. Your box comes with a personalized note from your stylist along with suggestions for how to style your items called a Style Card.
As a busy mom and teacher, Stitch Fix is perfect for me. I don’t have a lot of time to shop, and when I do shop online, I have a hard time finding things I like. I love that I can try things on in the comfort of my own home. Stitch Fix sends you a bag to send back anything you don’t like with a free prepaid shipping label on the front. You have three days to decide if you like what’s in your box.
Without further adieu, here is my June 2020 Stitch Fix Review!
DANIEL RAINN BERNAL SPLIT NECK BLOUSE (RETURNED)
The first item I tried on was the Bernal Split Neck Blouse (pictured below) from Daniel Rainn ($68). This gorgeous floral split neck blouse is very light and airy. It is versatile in that it could easily be worn with a skirt, jeans, pants, or shorts. I could see myself wearing this to work with a nice tan cardigan or jean jacket in the fall.
I decided to return this item, because I already have a few floral tops similar to this.
LIVERPOOL ELIZABETH SUPER SKINNY JEANS (KEPT)
The second item I received in my fix were the dark-wash Elizabeth Super Skinny Jeans (pictured above) from Liverpool ($78). They are very soft and comfortable. I can honestly say that every single pair of jeans I have ever been sent from Stitch Fix are always a perfect fit (not to mention they feel soft as butter). I have had the same two pairs of jeans that I bought from Stitch Fix four years ago. They are still in perfect condition. You get what you pay for in life!
I decided to keep these jeans, since I only have a few pairs of quality jeans like this. I am happy to add them to my collection!
SKIES ARE BLUE WREN KNIT DRESS (RETURNED)
The third item I tried on in my fix was the Wren Knit Dress ($68) from Skies are Blue. This beautiful boho-style navy blue dress with a V-neckline has flowy 3/4 length sleeves. I like that it has a keyhole opening in the back with embroidered detailing.
I decided to return this dress, because it did not fit my personal style.
MARKET AND SPRUCE KARLOTTA HOODED DOLMAN KNIT TOP (RETURNED)
Okay, onto the 4th item in my fix! It was a grey and white striped Karlotta Hooded Dolman top from Market and Spruce ($58). It has 3/4 length sleeves and is very comfortable and soft. I like the long length of this cozy top. It could easily be paired with leggings for a day of running errands. It also has a kangaroo pocket on the front. I could see this being worn with a puffer vest in the fall and winter months.
I decided to return this shirt, because it did not flatter my petite body type. I also personally do not like hoods that much on any of my clothes, so this also factored into my decision.
KUT FROM THE KLOTH DAYNA SKINNY JEANS (RETURNED)
The fifth and final item in my fix (pictured above) are the super fun dark pink Kut from the Kloth Dayna Skinny Jeans ($88). They are a vibrant color and can be worn with a variety of tops. I could see myself wearing these adaptable jeans in all seasons. In the warm months, I would wear them with a light blouse or sleeveless top. In the colder months, I would wear them with a chunky sweater, a cardigan, or a puffer vest.
I decided to return these jeans, since I already have a hot pink pair that Stitch Fix sent me a while ago.
If you would like to try Stitch Fix for yourself, click here for $25 off your first fix. I hope you love it as much as I do!
I hope you enjoyed this June 2020 Stitch Fix Review!
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