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His & Her Stitch Fix Review:
 Perfect Styles for Both of Us

January 1, 2019 By Maria Gavin - 67 Comments

Happy New Year and welcome back for our first Stitch Fix review of 2019. Rob and I wanted to do something extra special for this review so we both received a Stitch Fix box in the mail to share with you. That’s right, this is a His and Her Stitch Fix Review and it was so, so good! Each box could have easily been a 5/5 for both of us. But, we’ve got some lofty financial goals for 2019 and self-control is the name of the game, so we only kept a few of the items our stylists sent. We had a blast shooting the photos and working on this post – even Dessa decided to join in the fun.

This post contains affiliate links, including our Stitch Fix referral link. We earn a small commission and/or credit each time someone makes a purchase through one of our links, which helps to support the blog (and our family). We hope you enjoy reading this month’s Stitch Fix review as much as we enjoyed writing it for you!

Stitch Fix Men and Stitch Fix Women review

The funny thing about our joint His and Her Stitch Fix shipments was how well the clothes in our boxes coordinated with each other. We didn’t request for our Fixes to be styled together and this wasn’t anything that we had planned. It truly was a happy coincidence that our boxes arrived at the same time. Rob and I don’t really communicate about when our Stitch Fix shipments will arrive. I usually have my monthly fixes photographed to share on the blog, while Rob is more of a quiet customer. His fix comes, he tries it on, shows me the clothes he really loves, and returns the unwanted items without a big hullabaloo. But this time around, our fixes arrived back to back, I already had a photographer booked to shoot photos for my Stitch Fix review, and Rob’s fix was too good not to share so we decided to run with it.

A Little About Stitch Fix …

By now, most people have heard about Stitch Fix and know a little about how the program works. Many people are surprised to hear that Stitch Fix offers personal styling services for men and women. Rob and I have both been receiving regular fixes for a few years (I receive a monthly fix, Rob gets his every quarter.)

One thing we love about Stitch Fix is the flexible scheduling. Stitch Fix is not a subscription box – you can receive scheduled fixes on a rotating basis or arrange for just one box when you need a wardrobe upgrade. I’ve tried many different online styling services, but Stitch Fix offers the most flexible scheduling and I always have control over the exact day my box will arrive. Shipping and returns are always free.

Wondering about the cost? Stitch Fix works with over 1,000 different brands to deliver the perfect pieces for your style and budget. You can suggest price guidelines when you complete your style profile. I’m pretty middle-of-the-road with my clothing budget, but I’ve ordered a specific budget-friendly fix and a luxe fix that featured premium brands – and they were both really great. Stitch Fix customers are charged a $20 styling fee whenever a fix is sent their way, but the styling fee is automatically discounted from any clothes you decide to keep from your fix.

Stitch Fix offers personal styling for just about everyone: men, women (including plus, petite and maternity sizing) and even children can get in on the fun with Stitch Fix Kids.

Sign up today and receive $25 toward your next fix! If you’ve never tried Stitch Fix before, now is a perfect time! You can sign up using our special referral link and get $25 credit to use toward your very first fix!

Stitch Fix boxes on front porch

Now that you’re all caught up, I really can’t contain my excitement for our His and Her Stitch Fix review, so let’s get right to it!

Date Night Look

The first look that we styled with our Stitch Fix clothes was perfect for date night. I received a very versatile black top (which I’ll tell you all about in a minute) and Rob actually wore three items from his own Stitch Fix box to create this look.

Stitch Fix date night outfits for husband and wife

Maria’s Look for Date Night

Let’s start with my look. My stylist Jenn included a black Tulla Mixed Material Knit Top from 41 Hawthorn ($54) in my fix this month. The top reminded me a lot of the Vince Camuto mixed media tunic that arrived in my Trunk Club shipment earlier this year. Both tops featured 3/4 length sleeves and a similar silhouette. It was really hard for me to send back the Vince Camuto top and I was excited to see such a similar item in my Stitch Fix box this month. Much like the Vince Camuto tunic, I loved that the cut of this knit top wasn’t clingy and was very flattering to wear.

black Tulla Mixed Material Knit Top from 41 Hawthorn - Stitch Fix review

Since this was a date night look, I set aside the leggings I’ve been wearing non-stop around the house and paired the top with a classic pair of dark skinny jeans (similar), the cuff bracelet (similar here) I wore at our wedding, and a sparkly, inexpensive statement necklace from Old Navy (similar). I was also so excited to have an excuse to wear my black pointy toe Rothy’s. I bought these adorable shoes a few months ago and stay at home mom life hasn’t provided me with many opportunities to wear them (you can find out why I love my Rothy’s in this blog post.)

black Tulla Mixed Material Knit Top from 41 Hawthorn with skinny jeans and Rothy's Point shoesRECREATE THE LOOK

I cannot say enough good things about this top. The mixed media detail was subtle but added a fun touch to the back. That’s the thing I love about so many clothes from Stitch Fix: the unexpected details.

Tulla Mixed Material Knit Top from 41 Hawthorn - Stitch Fix review

Even though this was a date night look, it’s hard to turn off being a mom. I appreciated the comfort and stretch of the Tulla Mixed Material Knit Top while I played with Dessa during our little photo shoot. The top was a keeper for sure!

Tulla Mixed Material Knit Top from 41 Hawthorn | His and Her Stitch Fix Review | January 2019 | Crazy Together blog | #stitchfix #stitchfixmen #fashion #fashionblog

And just in case you’re wondering, Dessa’s winter capsule wardrobe is still going strong! I dressed her in neutrals this day, but the rubber boots were all her! She loves stomping around the house in her big kid boots.

Rob’s Look for Date Night

As Maria mentioned, I wore three of my five items from my fix to create my Date Night look. First up was the Essential Wash Long Sleeve Shirt from Hawker Rye ($58). I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, these are just great button-downs. They fit, they look good, and they’re just a great item to have in any guy’s wardrobe.

Essential Wash Long Sleeve Shirt from Hawker Rye - Stitch Fix Men review

This particular shirt was checked with red and blue stripes, a classic look. As always, I was very tempted to keep the Hawker Rye shirt, but I decided not to for two reasons. First, it’s winter here in Michigan and, more often than not, I find myself reaching for warmer fabrics, like flannel, during the cold months. Second, we had a budget and I preferred three other items in my fix to this shirt.

Essential Wash Long Sleeve Shirt from Hawker Rye - Stitch Fix Men review

I paired the Hawker Rye shirt with the Straight Fit 5 Pocket Pant from Bixby Nomad ($68). I liked these pants a lot. They looked great, are in a color I don’t really have, and fit nicely. I completed the outfit by putting on my Tom’s Chukka Boots that I received in my 11th fix (similar here). Since Stitch Fix introduced me to Toms, they have become my go-to everyday shoe. I cannot recommend them enough.

Straight Fit 5 Pocket Pant from Bixby Nomad - Stitch Fix Men review

While I loved the pants, I had one major problem with them: the material was a very light, summery material. Because our Michigan winters are quite cold, I would not have worn these pants until at least May. I couldn’t justify buying pants that I would not be able to wear for many months. So, they went back to Stitch Fix.

Straight Fit 5 Pocket Pant from Bixby Nomad - Stitch Fix Men review

To complete my Date Night look, I threw the 95/5 Cotton Cashmere Half-Zip Mockneck Sweater from Hawker Rye ($58) on over the Essential Wash Long Sleeve Shirt. This sweater is also made by Hawker Rye, so it looked great with their long-sleeve shirt.

95/5 Cotton Cashmere Half-Zip Mockneck Sweater from Hawker Rye - Stitch Fix Men review

I liked this sweater a lot. It was simple and clean but had some interesting piping detail at the seam on the shoulder (though it’s hard to see in any of the photos we took). I don’t have many sweaters that fit me well, so I opted to keep this one.

Stitch Fix Men - Cotton Cashmere Half-Zip Mockneck Sweater from Hawker Rye and Straight Fit 5 Pocket Pant from Bixby NomadRECREATE THE LOOK

Around the Town Look

Both of our stylists sent casual items for easy day-to-day style this winter. Since Rob had already tried on three of the five items in his fix, I had some catching up do to. Also, how priceless is Dessa in this photo?

Husband and Wife Stitch Fix clothes to wear running errands

Maria’s Look for Around the Town

My stylist included a few great olive-colored items in my January Stitch Fix box – like the Amare Plaid Oblong Scarf from Girly ($34). I always love a good blanket scarf and this one was fantastic. It had fullness and warmth without being too bulky. Sometimes scarves in this style feel like I actually wrapped an entire thick blanket around my neck, but this one was incredibly lightweight. I also loved the plaid design.

Amare Plaid Oblong Scarf from Girly - Stitch Fix review

I wanted to keep the look light and airy so I paired the scarf with a super-soft light gray puff sleeve sweater I bought from Ruby Claire boutique last year. (This particular color top isn’t in stock, but I think this striped top is the same style and it is so cute!) I also wore a chunky Loren Hope cuff bracelet (similar here) and my glossy black hunter boots (which have been getting plenty of use this season.)

outfit styled with green Amare Plaid Oblong Scarf from Girly - Stitch Fix reviewRECREATE THE LOOK

My stylist knows how much I love Liverpool jeans so she included an olive green pair of Liverpool Cameryn Skinny Pants ($88) in my fix this month too. The pants were a great fit as usual and looked so nice with the blanket scarf.

Cameryn Skinny Pants from Liverpool - Stitch Fix review

Rob’s Look for Around the Town

Flannel shirts definitely have a more casual feel to them and the Jax Brushed Flannel Shirt from California Shirt Co. ($50) was no exception. I wasn’t so sure about the gray in the pattern at first, but I grew to love it once I tried it on.

ax Brushed Flannel Shirt from California Shirt Co. - Stitch Fix Men review

I tried it on with my favorite pair of jeans (the Zach Straight Leg Jeans from my 2nd fix) and the pair of Ash Aviator Lace-Up Brogues from Toms that I received in my 18th fix. This outfit is pretty much my casual uniform: comfortable button-down, comfortable jeans, and comfortable shoes. I loved the shirt; it fit nicely and was quite warm for a cold winter. So, I decided to keep it.

ax Brushed Flannel Shirt from California Shirt Co. - Stitch Fix Men reviewRECREATE THE LOOK

Maria’s Second Look for Around Town

I was still playing catch up after Rob’s big try-on for the first outfit, so I changed into the super-cozy Sharon Thumb Hole Cotton Sweater from Market & Spruce ($78) that also came in my January Stitch Fix box.

Husband and wife Stitch Fix outfits to wear around town

The sweater had a gorgeous texture and the soft, heavy knit was perfect for a cold winter day.

Sharon Thumb Hole Cotton Sweater from Market & Spruce - Stitch Fix review

I loved the interesting details of the cuffs and the thumb cutouts were a great touch as well.

close up of Sharon Thumb Hole Cotton Sweater from Market & Spruce - Stitch Fix review

I often feel like I am perpetually on the run, so wore the sweater with skinny jeans (similar) and my black Rothy’s sneakers to complete the look. I ultimately decided to return the sweater because the sleeves were about an inch too short for my long arms, but it’s a shame because it really was a beautiful sweater.

Sharon Thumb Hole Cotton Sweater from Market & Spruce with jeans and Rothy's sneakers - Stitch Fix reviewRECREATE THE LOOK

Winter Outdoor Outing Look

At this point, Rob and I each had one item left to try on – new coats! Seriously, how funny is it that we each received a dark coat in our Stitch Fix boxes this month?

Husband and wife in Stitch Fix clothes and outerwear

Maria’s Look for an Outdoor Outing

I have such a big weakness for outerwear and Stitch Fix always seems to deliver the cutest coats and jackets, I was dying to try on the Torrance Dual Layer Puffer Coat from Liverpool ($128), even though I didn’t really need a new coat. I’ve gotten plenty of use out of the Andrew Marc Savana Quilted Coat from that came in my 28th fix, but I’ve been wearing that coat for over three years and I’m always happy to add a new fabulous piece of outerwear to my closet.

Torrance Dual Layer Puffer Coat from Liverpool - Stitch Fix reviewRECREATE THE LOOK

The Torrance Dual Layer Puffer Coat was incredibly warm without being too bulky and I thought the quilting was really special and unique.

Torrance Dual Layer Puffer Coat from Liverpool - Stitch Fix review Torrance Dual Layer Puffer Coat from Liverpool - Stitch Fix review

I ultimately decided to send back the Torrance Dual Layer Puffer Coat for two reasons (ok three reasons – the first of which was that I didn’t actually need a new coat). This particular coat was also a little awkward to zip. It had something to do with the fact that the coat had two layers to zip (an inner layer and an outer layer) that made it just a little too time-consuming for such a basic function. I’ve also been wanting a neutral, light-colored puffer coat that would look nice with the blush colored coat I bought for Dessa this winter. I’m not-so-secretly holding out for the perfect coat to coordinate with her.

Rob’s Look for an Outdoor Outing

Maria may not have needed a new winter coat, but I certainly did. I only had two: my formal overcoat and a hunter’s orange jacket for deer season. So I was really glad when I opened my fix to find the Truce Quilted Reversible Bomber from 7 Diamonds ($125) inside.

Truce Quilted Reversible Bomber from 7 Diamonds - Stitch Fix Men review

I will admit that I was a little skittish of the quilted jacket look. It borders on the puffy coat look, which I’ve never been a fan of. But, once I tried this jacket on, I really liked it. It’s simple and works for almost all of my casual coat needs, like running to do errands or casual days at the office.

Truce Quilted Reversible Bomber from 7 Diamonds - Stitch Fix Men reviewRECREATE THE LOOK

Plus, there’s one more fun thing about this coat: it’s reversible! I didn’t get any pictures with it reversed, but it was pretty nice to have a red coat during the Christmas season. I’ll probably usually keep the red on the inside, though, as it doesn’t have as many pockets as the navy side. This one was a keeper.

What We Kept and Returned from our His and Her Stitch Fix boxes

I know it can be hard to keep track of the 10 items we tried on so here’s a quick recap of what we decided to keep and send back from our His and Her Stitch Fix boxes this month. I have to admit that I’m pretty proud of the fact that I only kept one item from this month’s fix when my stylist sent so many great items my way. It’s a rare day when Rob buys more clothes than me (from Stitch Fix or anywhere else) and he really needed a wardrobe upgrade this month.

What Maria Kept and Returned

collage of womens clothes from Stitch Fix shipment

Tulla Mixed Material Knit Top from 41 Hawthorn ($54) – KEEP
Amare Plaid Oblong Scarf 
from Girly ($34) – return
Cameryn Skinny Pants from Liverpool ($88) – return
Sharon Thumb Hole Cotton Sweater from Market & Spruce ($78) – return
Torrance Dual Layer Puffer Coat from Liverpool ($128) – return

What Rob Kept and Returned

collage of clothes from Stitch Fix Men shipment

Essential Wash Long Sleeve Shirt from Hawker Rye ($58) – return
95/5 Cotton Cashmere Half-Zip Mockneck Sweater from Hawker Rye ($58) – KEEP
Straight Fit 5 Pocket Pant from Bixby Nomad ($68) – return
Jax Brushed Flannel Shirt from California Shirt Co. ($50) – KEEP
Truce Quilted Reversible Bomber from 7 Diamonds ($125) – KEEP

Try Stitch Fix Today and Get $25

By now it’s pretty easy to see that the two of us are loyal, happy Stitch Fix customers. We love the service and truly can’t say enough good things. If you’ve been curious about Stitch Fix, now is the perfect time to give it a try! Sign up using our special referral link and you will receive $25 in Stitch Fix credit – that’s more than enough to cover your first styling fee. What are you waiting for? Give Stitch Fix a try today!

Special thanks to Erika Christine Photography for the gorgeous photos in today’s post.

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  1. Aarthi says

    January 1, 2019 at 8:46 am

    I love the neck and simplicity of that Market & Spruce top! Great Fixes all around.

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 3, 2019 at 4:42 pm

      Thank you! I agree that our stylists did a great job!

      Reply
  2. Rochelle says

    January 1, 2019 at 8:55 am

    What a great surprise! I love that you did this together! My favorite item in your fix was the blanket scarf. I certainly envy your blanket scarf tying skills! I believe you were right in returning that coat. A busy mama like you doesn’t have time to zipper two winter coats!
    Rob had some great pieces in his fix as well, with that coat being my absolute favorite!
    Happy New Year to my favorite stylish couple!!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 3, 2019 at 4:44 pm

      Thank you so much for your sweet comment! I agree that Rob’s coat was perfect for what he needed. As for my scarf tying skills, blanket scarves are SUPER easy, I literally just loop it around my neck once and the scarf does the rest!

      Reply
  3. susan says

    January 1, 2019 at 12:16 pm

    I loved the mixed media blouse too and I love how you dressed it up!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 3, 2019 at 4:44 pm

      Thank you, Susan!

      Reply
  4. Jen says

    January 1, 2019 at 1:18 pm

    I love the coat they sent! I think I will be requesting that one.

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 3, 2019 at 4:48 pm

      It was so hard to send mine back!

      Reply
  5. Tiffany Brodowski says

    January 1, 2019 at 1:56 pm

    Def good picks for Rob. The other two were not as flattering.

    Reply
    • Rob Gavin says

      January 1, 2019 at 9:24 pm

      Thanks! Maria gives me pretty good advice.

      Reply
  6. Kate says

    January 1, 2019 at 2:29 pm

    LOVE the coat!!!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 3, 2019 at 4:49 pm

      It was really, really cute!

      Reply
  7. Julie says

    January 1, 2019 at 2:38 pm

    I received that sharon thumb hole sweater and love it so much, I get so many compliments when I wear it. Too bad the sleeves were too short for you!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 3, 2019 at 4:50 pm

      I was really bummed too – it is such a cute sweater!

      Reply
  8. Sarah says

    January 1, 2019 at 4:46 pm

    Love the 41 Hawthorn top! It’s definitely my favorite Stitch Fix brand!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 3, 2019 at 4:52 pm

      I agree, I own SO MANY 41 Hawthorn tops and sweaters.

      Reply
  9. Roberta says

    January 1, 2019 at 5:49 pm

    I love the puffy coat!

    Reply
  10. Sarah says

    January 1, 2019 at 9:53 pm

    I loved seeing the fixes for both of you this month. I keep trying to get my husband to try SF, but he just doesn’t seem ready to invest in his wardrobe. (He is hyper focused on our house remodel.) I’ll have to show him this post.

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 3, 2019 at 4:53 pm

      Thank you for your sweet comment! Rob doesn’t usually chase after new clothes either (and I try not to complain because it means more money in the clothing budget for ME!) The house remodel sounds like a REALLY good reason for him to be distracted!

      Reply
  11. Susan Jeffries says

    January 2, 2019 at 5:36 am

    I love your coordinating Fixes!!! The mixed media top is my favorite!! Simple to dress up or wear casually. I need my tops to be versatile! You have convinced me to try Stitch Fix for my husband. We live in a tiny town with now shopping and he is in need of some more dressy items for work! Thanks for the review!!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 3, 2019 at 4:55 pm

      Thank you so much for your sweet comment! I love when I can get many different kinds of uses from one piece of clothing and the black top was the perfect addition to my closet. I hope your husband gets some great new pieces in HIS fix!

      Reply
  12. Laura says

    January 2, 2019 at 6:27 am

    Will you use Stitch Fix kids when it’s time to transition Dessa’s wardrobe to spring?

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 3, 2019 at 4:57 pm

      I’ve been thinking about it because she will finally be big enough for Stitch Fix kids. I’m torn because I FELL IN LOVE with her capsule wardrobe this winter and I think many of our readers liked being able to see and easily purchase the exact items I bought for Dessa this winter. Then again, Stitch Fix makes shopping so easy!

      Reply
  13. Nicole says

    January 2, 2019 at 6:39 am

    Great items for both! I loved the dual review. Love the mixed media top that Maria kept!!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 3, 2019 at 4:57 pm

      Thank you, thank you, thank you!

      Reply
  14. Jen A says

    January 2, 2019 at 6:40 am

    I love that black mixed material top.

    Reply
  15. Jen says

    January 2, 2019 at 6:40 am

    I love the market and spruce sweater! It looks so cozy and I love thumb holes!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 3, 2019 at 4:58 pm

      It was SUCH a cute sweater! That one was hard to send back.

      Reply
  16. Jennifer says

    January 2, 2019 at 7:32 am

    Super fun post! You all are looking good for the New Year!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 4, 2019 at 6:24 am

      Thank you Jennifer!

      Reply
  17. Kristin says

    January 2, 2019 at 8:15 am

    Love the Tulla!

    Reply
  18. Jeanna says

    January 2, 2019 at 8:17 am

    I really like the Tulla Mixed Material Knit Top!

    Reply
  19. Michele says

    January 2, 2019 at 9:12 am

    I really liked the Jazzer’s brushed-flannel shirt for Rob. It looks the quality is good- not to mention really warm and cozy!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 4, 2019 at 6:25 am

      Couldn’t agree more! Rob loves that shirt because it is warm and cozy, I love how it looks!

      Reply
  20. Jen Fiegel says

    January 2, 2019 at 9:20 am

    I fell in love with the Sharon Thumb Hole pullover in my last fix. Sadly the size they went was too large and it was not available for exchange.

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 4, 2019 at 6:25 am

      What a bummer!

      Reply
  21. Cynthia K Lasater says

    January 2, 2019 at 10:13 am

    The black top you kept is so versatile and you can really spice it up with bold color accessories. I love the mixed media fabric on the back! This his-and-her Stitch Fix review was fun to read!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 4, 2019 at 6:26 am

      Thank you so much for your sweet comment – it certainly was a fun post to WRITE! And I am so glad I kept the black top!

      Reply
  22. Jena says

    January 2, 2019 at 12:39 pm

    I love the liverpool pants. I might have to ask for a pair in my fix!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 4, 2019 at 6:27 am

      I hope you get them! I can usually find Liverpool jeans in several online stores, but I hunted everywhere for those pants and I think they might be exclusive to Stitch Fix.

      Reply
  23. Melissa R says

    January 2, 2019 at 1:20 pm

    This makes me want to do stitch fix for my husband! He is so hard to buy for! (Also he works from home and only needs “business clothes” for his yearly work meeting).

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 4, 2019 at 6:31 am

      How nice for him! Hopefully you can persuade him to give Stitch Fix a try!

      Reply
  24. Dawn says

    January 2, 2019 at 3:55 pm

    Hi there! Nice post. Also, I’ve been wanting to send a note regarding your little blog. I subscribe to only two, yours being one of them. Mostly I appreciate the team work you and Rob put into the blog and toward your marriage in general. Your positive spin and obvious care for each other is so nice to see. I also love the budgeting info you put forth; every family has specific goals important to their own situation, however your advice and steps can be tweaked to fit any need I think. Keep up the good work. I look forward to your next post.

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 4, 2019 at 6:34 am

      Hi Dawn and thank you so much for your kind words! We work very hard at our marriage and the blog and the positive feedback is certainly appreciated. We also feel honored to be one of the TWO blogs that you follow – thank you for following along on our little journey. We hope to share another new post very soon :)

      Reply
  25. Gabrielle says

    January 2, 2019 at 7:24 pm

    I really like the mixed material top and think it was a great choice for you to keep. It sure looks lovely on you!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 4, 2019 at 6:34 am

      Thank you so much, Gabrielle!

      Reply
  26. Amy C. says

    January 2, 2019 at 10:09 pm

    I love the Torrance winter coat. The texture, length and color is great.

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 4, 2019 at 6:36 am

      The coat was definitely a hard one to send back!

      Reply
  27. Michelle says

    January 2, 2019 at 11:08 pm

    I just got my first fix and loved every piece. So excited for more!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 4, 2019 at 6:37 am

      Oh, wow that’s so great to hear! Sometimes it can take a while for your stylist to figure out your personal style. If your first fix was already a great one, you might be in a lot of trouble down the road (in the very best way!)

      Reply
  28. Sarah Larson says

    January 2, 2019 at 11:29 pm

    That jacket was beautiful! What a lovely piece!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 4, 2019 at 6:37 am

      It really was!

      Reply
  29. Zoe says

    January 3, 2019 at 9:13 am

    When are you going to do a fix for Dessa? They offer kids options now, right?

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 4, 2019 at 6:39 am

      I’ve been thinking about it! Stitch Fix kids sizing starts at 2T. She currently wears 24 month clothes, so we could do it soon. I really like purchasing a capsule wardrobe for her and it might be fun to see if Stitch Fix can send great versatile pieces for her.

      Reply
  30. Corrine says

    January 3, 2019 at 2:58 pm

    I’m getting a shipment on Monday and the Sharon Thumb Hole Cotton Sweater is in it! Not sure i’ll be keeping it yet, there are so many good things in the box and I so have a budget to stick to for clothing, but it was neat to see something coming my way that I saw in your post as well. Happy New Year!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 4, 2019 at 6:40 am

      I know the clothing budget dilemma all too well and it’s always hard when there are SO many great items to choose from. Have fun trying on your fix!!!

      Reply
  31. Robyn Williams says

    January 3, 2019 at 3:25 pm

    I love stitch fix but it is even more fun to see what others receive and how they decide what to keep and return! I love your stitch fix posts, so please keep them coming! You have such an adorable family and I an awe of your financial discipline and teamwork around it!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 4, 2019 at 6:42 am

      Thank you so much, Robyn! There once was a time (before we were married) where I kept anything and everything that I wanted from my Stitch Fix boxes. Things are definitely different now, but it just makes me more intentional about the clothes I choose to keep and making sure that I absolutely LOVE them. We definitely plan to keep sharing Stitch Fix content on the blog this year :)

      Reply
  32. Beth Laughlin says

    January 4, 2019 at 3:08 am

    Maria, I have the Sharon sweater and love it! It is a comfortable and warm piece. Sorry it didn’t work for you! I also love that coat you received but I agree, all that zipping would be annoying!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      January 4, 2019 at 6:45 am

      I’m glad someone got to keep the sweater! It was such a pretty, cozy item!

      Reply
  33. Kim P. says

    January 4, 2019 at 8:52 pm

    I love this post! And I especially appreciate seeing Rob’s fix. I’ve always thought my husband should try Stitch Fix, and seeing these awesome men’s options makes me even more excited to have him sign up. I love all the items you both picked!

    Reply
  34. norrey weeks says

    January 6, 2019 at 7:34 am

    I love reading your stitch fix post.

    Reply
  35. Sarah Champeau says

    January 6, 2019 at 3:28 pm

    I love Stitch Fix already – and seeing some of Rob’s fix makes me want to sign my husband up too. I really like the 95/5 Cotton Cashmere Half-Zip Mockneck Sweater.

    Reply
  36. Elizabeth says

    January 6, 2019 at 8:28 pm

    I love the Sharon Thumb Hole Cotton Sweater!

    Reply
  37. Tiffany S says

    January 7, 2019 at 3:01 pm

    I like the Sharon Thumb Hole Cotton Sweater the best.

    Reply
  38. Lisa says

    January 7, 2019 at 4:01 pm

    I like the Sharon Thumb Hole Cotton Sweater.

    Reply

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