A few years ago, I had a realization: I was too busy to keep up with clothing trends or shop for myself anymore—and that was before I became a mom.
When I came across StitchFix, a styling service that delivers clothing straight to your door, I thought I’d found the solution—but after sending back one too many boxes of StitchFix clothes that didn’t suit me, I realized I needed an upgrade.
That’s when a friend of mine introduced me to Wantable, a styling service that offers better options and more flexibility than StitchFix for the same fee. Once I learned that millions of women have been ditching StitchFix for Wantable, I knew I had to give them a try.
Here’s why I’ll be sticking with Wantable from here on out:
Wantable Gives Me 40% More Items Per Box
On the surface, Wantable and Stitchfix are similar. For a monthly styling fee of $20 (which can be applied toward the items you keep), both will send you a box of items curated by a professional stylist built to suit your budget, taste, and lifestyle.
Just set up your account and take a quick styling quiz, and your first box will arrive with a selection of items that you can decide to keep or return. Just pay for the items you want and return the ones you don’t for free. It’s that easy.
But here’s where Wantable really starts to outshine Stitchfix: Where StitchFix’s boxes come with five items, Wantable’s include seven items for the same $20 styling fee—that means 40% more options per box. For me, that value alone has made my switch to Wantable a no-brainer.
Wantable Knows What I Actually Want (Duh!)
I left StitchFix because I was paying $20 every month only to return all their clothes. Despite StitchFix’s claim that their algorithm would “learn” my preferences over time, I didn't feel like their recommendations improved over the ~2 years I used them.
I’ve never had this problem with Wantable. The boxes are organized into “edits” that cater to different style needs—like loungewear, activewear, and everyday style necessities—so you can choose the exact type of clothing you need. They even have limited-time and seasonal edits if you’re looking for a more specific closet refresh.
I’ve been getting boxes from Wantable’s Style Edit for the past few months. Because they stock hundreds of premium brands like Lost + Wander, Pistola, and Lucky Brand, I’m never worried about the quality of what’s showing up in my Wantable box.
Best of all, my Wantable stylist has really taken the time to get to know me and her recommendations just keep getting better. If my style needs ever change, I can always let her know.
Because of this personal relationship with my Wantable stylist, I’m hanging onto more and more pieces with every box!
Wantable Gives Me More Time to Choose
I started using a subscription clothing service because I wanted more flexibility—but StitchFix only gave me three days to decide which items to keep. This left me scrambling mid-week to try on their clothes, make a decision, and get my returns back in time.
Wantable gives me 5 days to decide what I want to keep from my box. With StitchFix, three days simply wasn’t enough time—but with Wantable I feel like I can actually take time to think about which items work best for my style needs. No more midweek panic!
Wantable Gives Me Better Customer Service
When it comes to customer service, we’ve all navigated through menu after automated menu just to talk to a human being—my experience with StitchFix was no exception!
A few weeks ago, I realized my next Wantable box would arrive when I was out of town and it was too late to change the date online. Because Wantable has a phone number you can call seven days a week and speak to an actual person, I was able to get on the phone and get the situation resolved in less than 5 minutes.
If I ever have any issues or just need to ask a quick question, I know Wantable has me covered!
Wantable All the Way!
With more options per order, better items to choose from, increased flexibility, and superior customer service, no wonder millions of women are ditching StitchFix for Wantable!
Since using Wantable, I’ve gotten my hands on items that have completely upgraded my closet—all without having to set foot in a store.
