
Stitch Fix is a monthly clothing subscription service for women. For $20 they send you 5 items based on your size and style preferences. The $20 fee covers shipping and returns (only pay for the items you keep), and if you keep any items the $20 stylist fee is deducted from the item cost!
I've been subscribing to Stitch Fix for a few months now, and while I haven't kept every item, I have found some amazing wardrobe pieces through this service - I'm definitely a fan!

The Subscription Box: Stitch Fix
The Cost: $20 Styling fee (Pay for whatever items you keep minus the $20 credit).
The Products: 5 clothing and accessory items selected for you based on your Style Profile.
Ships to: US Only
Check out all of my Stitch Fix Reviews and the Women’s Clothing Subscription Box Directory!

Caramela Mabel Abstract Print Shift Dress - $58
(Stitch fix includes styling suggestion cards with each garment).

This dress wasn't for me. I wasn't crazy about the print and I never wear shift dresses - they always look boxy and unflattering on me!

Tart Yusuf Embellished Shoulder Striped Top - $58

I liked this top more than I thought I would when I put it on. I'm not sure how I feel about the shoulder pads though, and I don't know how often I'd wear it, so I decided to send this top back too. (My approach to Stitch Fix is that I must absolutely love any item I keep since I'm paying full price for the items).

Aryeh Valeria Solid Shift Dress - $69

Another shift dress - sadly this one had to go back too. It also seemed to be too big overall. FYI - each month you have the opportunity to give feedback on the items you received - I left a note to never get another shift dress - only fitted dresses!

Tulle Kirin Double Breasted Botton-Up Cardigan - $78

Of course I had to fall in love with the most expensive item in this box! I love the festive colors of this cardigan, and it's surprisingly fitted and flattering for such a heavy knit sweater.
This one's a keeper!

Renee C Taber Foldover 3/4 Sleeve Sweater - $58

I love the oatmeal colors of this sweater, but unfortunately the neckline wasn't working for me.
Verdict: This wasn't my favorite Stitch Fix, but I did get a great sweater out of it, so I'm still happy with this month's fix. Hopefully my December Stitch Fix will include some fitted holiday-party dresses!
Have you signed up for Stitch Fix yet? What do you think of it?

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