may stitch fix

Back in March, I jumped on the Stitch Fix bandwagon. I first heard about Stitch Fix when I was pregnant with the girls, and unfortunately, it just was not the right time to try out the service. Fast forward to after I had them, and I really wanted to wait until I was back in all my pre-pregnancy clothes to spend money on some pieces. I’m glad I waited, but now that I’ve started I just can’t stop!

Reading about what people get in their Stitch Fix boxes are some of my favorite blog posts to date. I love that even though everyone writes about the same service, all the clothes are different so they never get boring!

In case you have not heard of Stitch Fix, it’s really simple.

1. Fill out a style profile. It’s quite extensive which I think is a GREAT thing so you get clothing items that are tailored to your style and body type.

2. Schedule a Fix. Each fix is $20 for a styling fee. However, if you end up liking any of your items and you want to keep some, that $20 is taken off of your total bill.

3. (Im)patiently wait for your fix to arrive. It is like waiting for Christmas as a child. My first fix took over a month to ship out because they were backed up, and I was so so excited for it to arrive!

4. Try on your clothing items, choose what you like, and ship back the ones you don’t. There is a return bag that already has postage on it, so it is super convenient.

5. Check out. Once you choose what you want to keep, you go online and check out. This is such a great feature because Stitch Fix asks for feedback on each clothing item. The feedback you give them is taken into consideration for your next fix.

6. Schedule your next one! I am currently on the “monthly” fix plan. The nice thing about this is that you can cancel it at any time, but you are guaranteed a box every single month.

So, what did I get in my box this month?

side note: please forgive my photos that were taken in a full length mirror that I brought into the kitchen/living room.

Alessanda Striped and Colorblocked Blouse

I absolutely love this blouse. It is something completely different from what I would normally pick out. It can be dressed up or down, and I’ve already worn it (and will be wearing it again today for work). I love the flowy feel of the top as well – me and tight clothing don’t get along these days. The more forgiving, the better! Kept

Corinna Striped Dolman Top

When I first pulled this out, I thought I was going to keep it. However, the sleeves were a little tight at the bottom, and I felt like it laid on me kind of weird. Sent back.

Emer Geo Print High Waisted Cropped Pant

No. Just no. I couldn’t even take a picture of myself in these as it was so so horrible. I feel like a lot of people can pull these types of pants off, but I can’t. I felt like they cut me off at my waist, and they certainly didn’t pull everything in like I wished they would. Instead they made every flaw that I have stand out. Sent back.

Paloma Back Cutout Jersey Top

The material of this shirt was incredibly soft. I also loved the back detail, but the cut and length of the shirt was not very flattering on me. Sent back.

Quincey Striped Maxi Skirt

Love love love this skirt. It’s soft, comfortable, and I already know I will get a lot of use out of it this summer. Kept.

I kept 2 out of the 5 pieces, and I am so excited for my fix next month. We have a lot of weddings to go to this summer/fall so I requested a dress along with a few sleeveless shirts.

Question: Have you ever tried Stitch Fix?

ps: all links to stitch fix are referral links. what that means is that if you ordered a fix under my referral link, i will get credit to go towards my clothing items. but you can too! once you sign up, everyone who signs up under your link will give YOU credit!