Five Four Club Subscription Review & Coupon – October 2015

Five Four Club is a monthly men’s clothing subscription service. You take a brief survey when you sign up (sizes and style preferences), and then each month they send you on average 2-3 new clothing pieces or accessories. For reference, my husband’s style profile is “T-Shirt and jeans.”

I’ve been subscribing for over a year now and in general, is very happy with the quality of the clothing and the value – especially the t-shirts. (We’ve found the sizing to be similar to American Eagle’s sizing if that helps!)

My Subscription Addiction pays for this subscription. (Check out the review process post to learn more about how we review boxes).

The Subscription Box: Five Four Club

The Cost: $60 a month (includes free shipping)

COUPON: Save $30 off your first box with coupon code RE32876

The Products: The Products: Men’s Clothing customized to your profile valued at over $100

Ships to: US and Canada ($25 surcharge for Canadian orders)

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Effie Jacket

This 100% cotton jacket was the big item this month, and I really like it. Heading into Fall, or I guess it’s technically Fall right now, this will come into good use. I, generally, like the look of it, but it’s a bit long – kind of like a rain coat. Overall, this is a big win for me.

Here’s a closer look at the buttons and zipper.

McNairy College Graphic Tee

I’ll take a Five Four t-shirt over every other branded shirt – every day of the week. I love the fit and feel of their shirts, so I’m always happy to stock up on more. I also really like this graphic and color!

Dallen Socks

Now that it’s Fall, it’s also time for longer socks and pants – so these are timed right. I’m not really the type to care what socks look like – it’s more function over form for me.

Verdict: Five Four is no longer included retail values on the invoice, so I don’t have a value tally for this box. (But since Five Four makes the clothing and the prices, that’s somewhat open to interpretation anyway). Looking at the quality of the jacket – I’d assume the jacket alone is over $60 – so I really think the value is definitely there.

What do you think of Five Four Club?