The 15 Best Women’s Clothing Subscription Boxes in 2023

1. Stitch Fix

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Key Features:

• Cost: $20 styling fee + cost of clothing you keep (~$25+ per item)
• Available Sizes: XXS-XXL (00-16), 1X-3X (14W-24W), Petite, Maternity
• What You Get: 5 items per box
• Perks: Get 25% off your entire order when you keep all 5 items
• Shipping: Free shipping, returns, and exchanges for the U.S.

Stitch Fix is the most popular personal styling service for women, men, and kids. You'll take a detailed survey about your personal style preferences, sizes, price ranges, and more. Then, an online personal stylist will send you 5 clothing and accessory items personalized to your style.

Stitch Fix lets you try everything on at home, and then keep only what you love. Returns are free, and you'll get 25% off if you keep all 5 items in your Stitch Fix box. This clothing subscription box is super affordable compared to most other brands, which is why our readers constantly vote it as the best clothing subscription box across the board every year.

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2. Wantable Style Edit

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Key Features:

• Cost: $20 styling fee + cost of clothing you keep (~$20+ per item)
• Available Sizes: XS-XL (0-14), 1X-3X (14W-24W)
• What You Get: 7 clothing items and/or accessories
• Perks: Get 20% off your entire order when you keep 5 items
• Shipping: Free shipping and returns for the U.S.

Wantable is a personal styling service that sends high-quality clothing and accessories based on a user's style profile after taking a style quiz. There is a $20 styling fee that is applied to any purchase made from your “Edit” and if you keep 5 or more items, you receive a 20% discount as well. Wantable offers three different styling subscription services for women: Style, Active, and Sleep & Body. Each styling service allows members to try out different styles at home before committing to their purchase. This means members can try 7 clothing and/or accessory items handpicked just for them in the comfort of home before buying them.

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3. Armoire

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Key Features:

• Cost: Capsule memberships are $79-$119 per month, Unlimited memberships are $249 per month; Price for individual items starts at $30
• Available Sizes: 0R-24W, Maternity, Petite (need to request)
• What You Get: 4, 6, or 7 items per case; 1 case per month or unlimited cases
• Perks: 20% off coupon to purchase any item in your closet when you continue after your trial month
• Shipping: Free shipping and cleaning

With an Armoire membership, you get exclusive access to rent an endless wardrobe of high-end brands (think Paige, Yumi Kim, Joie, DVF, etc.) delivered to you to wear and return when you want. Shipping and dry cleaning are free! There are clothes available for all aspects of your life—from work to weekends, parties, and everything in between. Using a combination of stylists and algorithms, Armoire learns your style so you don’t spend forever browsing. Armoire has 3 tiers of membership, offering plans that send 4 items, 7 items, or the unlimited plan that allows ongoing swaps.

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4. Rent The Runway

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Key Features:

• Cost: Rental plans start at $144 per month; Individual items start at $15 and range up to $500+
• Available Sizes: 0-22, Maternity
• What You Get: 5, 10, or 15 items per month (1-3 shipments), or a one-time rental
• Perks: 25% off one-time rentals, discounts when you purchase clothing, keep items as long as you want
• Shipping: Free shipping and returns

Rent the Runway is a rental service for designer women’s clothing and accessories. You've probably heard about fashion lovers using it to find one-off looks for weddings, black-tie events, and cocktail parties, but Rent the Runway also offers plans that let you upgrade your everyday wardrobe on a regular basis.

Rent the Runway offers different membership options, a 5 Item Plan (rent up to 5 items/month for $94), an 10 Item Plan (rent up to 10 items/month, 2 shipments of 5 items/month for $144 per month), and a 15 Item Plan (rent up to 15 items/month, 3 shipments of 5 items/month for $193 per month).

You can also rent one-off items for 4-8 days without a membership.

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5. Fabletics

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Key Features:

• Cost: $59.95 per month + cost of individual items (starts ~$15)
• Available Sizes: XXS-4X (0-24), Maternity
• What You Get: Choose as many items as you want
• Perks: Save up to 20-50% on full-priced styles, get access to members-only exclusives
• Shipping: Free shipping, returns, and exchanges

Fabletics is a monthly fitness and athleisure clothing membership service. Each month, you'll have the opportunity to shop a brand-new collection of colorful products. You shop for items individually or browse entire coordinated outfits pre-set to your size preferences. We love their performance fabrics and range of sizes.

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6. Le Tote

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Key Features:

• Cost: $59 per month + cost of individual items (starts ~$50)
• Available Sizes: XS-XL, Maternity
• What You Get: Unlimited or pick a plan with a set number of items
• Perks: Purchase items for 50% off the retail price
• Shipping: Free shipping and returns

Le Tote lets you try a new set of separates, dresses, and more on a monthly basis. Depending on your membership plan, you can get one or unlimited totes per month. We like that Le Tote features familiar fashion-forward brands like Calvin Klein, Free People, and Rachel Roy. They also offer maternity clothing options and accessories. Rent up to 10 clothing items and as many as 5 accessories per month.

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7. Short Story

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Key Features:

• Cost: $25 styling fee + cost of items you keep (starts at ~$35)
• Available Sizes: 00P-20P
• What You Get: 5 items of clothing in each box
• Perks: Personal styling services specifically for petites
• Shipping: Free shipping and returns

Short Story is all about helping women 5'4'' and below discover new styles that actually fit and aren't just from the kids' department. Each box contains 5-6 different pieces like tops, jeans, pants, dresses, and more that range in size from 00P-20P.

There’s a $25 styling fee for every box and you only pay for the pieces you decide to keep. Thankfully, your styling fee gets credited towards anything you keep from your current box, and clothing items range from $35-$150+ per piece.

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8. Basic Woman

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Key Features:

• Cost: Starts at $19.99 per month
• Available Sizes: XS-XXXL
• What You Get: Matching shirt, pair of underwear, and socks each month
• Perks: All products are made from natural and sustainable fabrics
• Shipping: Free shipping

Basic Woman is a women's subscription box that sends a delivery of fresh basics each month. This clothing subscription is super straightforward—they send one T-shirt, one pair of underwear, and one pair of socks each time so that you can keep the staples in your wardrobe fresh. Basic Woman's size offerings range from XS-3XL. The items and even packaging are made from sustainable fabrics and materials, including recycled water bottles. So if soft tops, comfy socks, and effortless undies are what you're about, you'll be happy with this one.

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9. Urbane Box

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Key Features:

• Cost: Starts at $74.99 per month
• Available Sizes: XS-XL (00-16)
• What You Get: 2-3 items per box
• Perks: Members have access to the demand feature which allows them to request additional clothes to be sent at any time
• Shipping: Free shipping and returns

UrbaneBox is a monthly subscription for clothing and accessories. The overall vibe has a business casual feel, but there is plenty of room for different dress codes. Each month, a stylist sends you 2-3 items based on your preferences that are yours to keep. Want more? UrbaneBox offers the option to get several boxes per month.

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10. Gwynnie Bee

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Key Features:

• Cost: Starts at $49 per month
• Available Sizes: 0-32
• What You Get: 1-10 items
• Perks: Discount off the retail price for any items you keep
• Shipping: Free shipping and returns

Gwynnie Bee is a size-inclusive clothing rental service with women sizes 0-32! Choose a plan that fits your needs (get anywhere from one to 10 items a month), add your favorite looks from their catalog to your "closet", and Gwynnie Bee will send you a surprise assortment of your picks. You get unlimited swaps, too—once you're done with a look, go ahead and return it to get something new. You can also buy Gwynnie Bee looks at a discount.

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11. Dia & Co

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Key Features:

• Cost: Styling fee + cost of any item you keep (starts at ~$15)
• Available Sizes: 10-32
• What You Get: 3, 5 or 7-item style boxes
• Perks: Up to 30% off when you keep all items in your box
• Shipping: Free shipping and returns

Skip the mall and save time with Dia & Co, the personal styling subscription made just for plus size women! Each box includes 5 trend-savvy styles picked to fit your unique preferences. Keep what you love and return what you don't. We're smitten with all of the super-cute patterns and colors they offer, but you'll also find plenty of beautiful basics and understated looks.

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12. Nuuly

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Key Features:

• Cost: $98 per month + cost of items you keep (starts at ~$50/item)
• Available Sizes: 00-34, Petite
• What You Get: 6 items per month
• Perks: Buy what you love at a discount—plus
• Shipping: Free shipping and returns

Nuuly is a monthly rental subscription service for women's apparel. There's no stylist for this one; customers can choose any 6 items they want to borrow from hundreds of name brands and hang onto them until they're ready for a swap. This clothing sub is an awesome way to try out trends you've seen and want to test out, without the issue of an overflowing closet filled with items you're no longer reaching for.

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13. Ellie

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Key Features:

• Cost: $49.95/month
• Available Sizes: XS-XL
• What You Get: 2-5 items per month
• Perks: Get a complete outfit for less than the average pair of leggings
• Shipping: Free shipping and returns

Ellie is a women's fitness and workout clothing subscription that offers three subscription types: 2 item boxes (generally a top, and bottom), 3 item boxes include 1 complete apparel outfit (generally a top, sports bra, and bottom), while 5 item boxes include the 3 apparel items + 2 fitness accessories/equipment items. We've gotten everything from hats and reflective bands to jump ropes and resistance bands. Ellie releases new complete outfit collections at the start of each month and you have until the 4th to choose your collection or skip that month.

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14. Splendies

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Key Features:

• Cost: Starts at $9.99/month
• Available Sizes: S-4X
• What You Get: 1 or 3 pairs of underwear each month
• Perks: Exclusive one-time members-only designs
• Shipping: Free shipping

Splendies is a monthly subscription box for women that sends you 3 pairs of underwear. You select your size and preferred style, and the company delivers pairs to match your needs in a pretty, patterned envelope. You can choose to receive all thongs, no thongs, or a mix.

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15. La Belle Bump

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Key Features:

• Cost: Starts at $79/month
• Available Sizes: 0-14
• What You Get: 3-5 items per box
• Perks: Prices are up to 80% off retail prices
• Shipping: Free shipping and returns

This is a maternity clothing subscription for work-friendly and fancy maternity clothing. La Belle Bump focuses on high-quality, unique dresses but they also offer the option of "everyday" styles. After filling out a style questionnaire, you can choose to rent 3 or 5 items per month, and will be sent a box that was styled for you. Special occasion item rentals don't apply to monthly subscriptions; those items are priced per piece and are available for 7-day rentals only.

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