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What is Stitch Fix?

Stitch Fix is a clothes shopping service. They send you a box of 5 clothing items. You buy only what you’d like from the box. You normally pay a styling fee of $20, but if you buy the items in your Stitch Fix box, they subtract that $20 from the price of your clothes.

If you buy everything in your shipment, it’s all 25% off!

For more information on the specifics, check out my First Stitch Fix Post.

Want to see what I got in my 2nd Stitch Fix Box?

This lovely necklace, which is navy and teal, so it goes with almost everything I wear!

These fuchsia pants! I paired these brightly colored trousers with a solid Lula Roe Irma top and the necklace from my box.

They do send you coordinating pieces, but the top to go with these pants was a sweater, and it was HOT that day. Here’s the sweater. It was finally cool enough to wear it this week:

Stitch Fix sweater. Note the fringe sides.

The sweater is so cozy I didn’t even wear a shirt under it, which is rare for me. I cannot stand an itchy sweater.

I enlisted John David’s help for this next photo, and he’s 4, so it’s a little fuzzy…

I’m a big fan of this top!

Here’s the selfie-non-fuzzy version:

Yes, okay, I own a selfie stick. Caleb bought me one at the Dollar Tree for Christmas one year.

My FAVORITE ITEM in this Fix was this dress. I received so many compliments on this adorable dress.

Yes, I pared it with cowboy boots….because who doesn’t love a good cowboy boot.

My helper

I can already tell you this dress will be something I wear over and over and over again because it’s cute, flattering, and comfortable. 

This is such a fun service, both for clothes lovers and the shopping avoidant alike. I once again purchased the entire box. Yes, I kept all 5 items. Wouldn’t you?  When you figure in the 25% off, it’s like getting the most expensive item in the box (the pants) free. Plus, there are no shipping fees, only tax.

Click here to try it out. Tell us about your Stitch Fix experience in the comments below and leave any questions you have.

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