I can’t believe that my 61st Stitch Fix shipment recently arrived. I’ve been a loyal Stitch Fix customer for over three years and I’ve had some truly fabulous fixes. I even kept every item from my fix on a few occasions (you can see those fixes here, here, and here.) After so much time, I’ve had some some lasting relationships with my stylists (my favorite stylist hand-picked my fixes for over two years.) With such a long stretch as a Stitch Fix customer, I’m sure it seems like I always get great fixes, that my stylist knows me perfectly, and that Stitch Fix sends me the perfect clothes every time. My July fix proved that there are bumps in the road even for me.
The whole fix felt like it was intended for someone else and, for the first time ever, I actually sent back everything that came in my shipment. Yes, it was disappointing, but I’m not really upset over it and I certainly won’t be giving up on Stitch Fix over one dud fix. A few of the items truly were fabulous. One just wasn’t my style and I really didn’t need the other one. Thankfully, I have a Stitch Fix Style Pass, which made the whole thing just a little less painful. I’ll fill you in on all the details (including the two pieces that made me cringe the entire time I wore them) in this month’s Stitch Fix review. Make sure you read all the way to the bottom of the post because we’re also giving away a $200 Stitch Fix gift card!
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I’ll fill you in on all of the awkward details of this month’s Stitch Fix post in just a moment, but I just wanted to answer a few quick questions for any newbies who are curious about Stitch Fix and my mysterious style pass.
What is Stitch Fix? Simply put: Stitch Fix in an online personal styling service. It’s super simple and super fun to get started. Just create a FREE style profile at StitchFix.com and answer a few simple questions about your taste preferences, sizes, budget, and clothing needs. When you are ready, you can schedule your first fix. You’ll be matched with a personal stylist (who is a real person) that will review your style profile and handpick 5 items just for you. The clothes are shipped directly to your door so you can try them on in the comfort of your home. Shipping and returns are FREE. Keep what you love, check out online, and return any unwanted items in the prepaid shipping envelope that is included in your fix.
How much does Stitch Fix cost? When you schedule your fix, you will be charged a $20 styling fee for the service, which is automatically deducted from the price of any items you choose to keep. The $20 fee is very reasonable considering that it covers shipping, returns, your stylist’s time, and a very personalized service. As for the clothes, the prices vary and you can customize your budget for various types of clothes in your style profile. I personally have my budget for accessories set at “the cheaper the better”, bottoms are set for $50-100, and dresses in my style profile are priced at $100-$150. The price preferences aren’t set in stone, but they are a helpful guide for your stylist to consider as she selects items for you.
Does Stitch Fix offer discounts? Since Stitch Fix isn’t a traditional clothing retailer, they don’t have “sales” in the traditional sense. What they do offer is a 25% buy-all discount. Each time a customer chooses to purchase all five items in their fix, the entire fix is marked down 25% (which is an amazing value!)
What is a Style Pass and how do I get one? Have you heard of the Style Pass? It’s an invite-only feature that Stitch Fix offers some of its customers. The Style Pass costs $49, lasts for an entire year, and waives all of your styling fees for a year. Plus, much like the styling fee, the $49 cost of the Style Pass is automatically deducted from your next Stitch Fix purchase.
I received an invitation to join Style Pass in my email this past winter. I have no idea why I was selected for it. Yes, I’ve been a Stitch Fix customer for a long time, but I don’t think that’s the basis of the Style Pass. I’m in a Stitch Fix Facebook group and I’ve been hearing rumors of the Style Pass for over a year before an invitation was ever sent my way. I’m always satisfied with my fixes so I actually dragged my feet about signing up for a few months. But after receiving this month’s Stitch Fix shipment, I’m really glad that I did choose to sign up so that I could return all five items guilt-free and without any out of pocket expense.
Ok, back to my not-so-perfect Stitch Fix review. A few months ago, someone commented on Facebook that she felt like all of my fixes were the same. Which made me laugh a bit because I had never thought of it before, but yes, all of my fixes tended to have a very similar style – MY style. And when a neutral loving, cardigan wearing, blush and floral enthusiast gets repeated fixes that are just her style, they do all seem to look the same. And I was one very happy customer. This month, however, my fix definitely did not feel the same. It had professional attire, bright colors, spaghetti straps, a wrap style top, and a released hem. (Ok, so the released hem skinny jeans actually were quite fabulous.)
As you scroll through my Stitch Fix review that felt like it was for someone else, you may notice a tiny change we’ve made to the house since last month. Let me know if you figure out what it is! Ok, here comes the full review.
Kassady Flutter Sleeve Top
At first glance, I really loved the Kassady Flutter Sleeve Top from 1. State ($68). The fabric reminded me of a gorgeous chambray. But a fun, dressed up chambray because the top had subtle red and white vertical stripes that already had me excited for the 4th of July. And the flutter sleeve detail was so cute. At first glance, I was pretty sure that I would decide to keep the Kassady Flutter Sleeve Top.
And then I tried it on.
And the top fit well, but the arm holes … they were so big. I was wearing a fitted white tank top under the Kassady Flutter Sleeve Top so it wasn’t like you could see my bra or anything revealing, but sleeveless tops with big arm holes drive me crazy. The flutter sleeves on the top also felt a little overpowering to me. I loved the concept, but I wished the ruffles were a little bit smaller and more subtle.
I’m telling you, I really wanted to love this top. I loved the color, the subtle stripes, and how perfectly it paired with a great fitting pair of skinny jeans, a simple Kendra Scott bracelet and my white Converse shoreline sneakers. If it weren’t for those big ruffles and armholes, it would have been a definite keeper. But over time I’ve learned to only keep what I absolutely love and I didn’t absolutely love the Kassady Flutter Sleeve Top, so it was going back to Stitch Fix.
RECREATE THE LOOK:
Nadine Released Step Hem Skinny Jean
The Kassady Flutter Sleeve Top may not have been perfect, but I kept it on and paired it with the second item that my stylist Jenn sent in my fix this month – a pair of white Nadine Released Step Hem Skinny Jeans from Just Black ($78). These pants were good and they looked so great with the top.
My conservative taste in clothes has made me slow to embrace a step hem or a released hem and this pair of pants made me fall in love with both trends. It was such a fun, sophisticated detail.
And then there was the fit. These pants fit like they were made for me. They had great stretch and they were super comfortable to try on. I was so, so tempted to keep these pants; but I already own a perfect fitting pair of white pants that are under-used because of the baby. It just wasn’t sensible to spend the money on a second pair that wouldn’t be worn often enough. It pained me to return this perfect pair of pants!
RECREATE THE LOOK:
Heidi Cold Shoulder Ruffle Blouse
The third item I tried on was simply gorgeous, but definitely out of my realm. It was a beautiful royal blue floral print Heidi Cold Shoulder Ruffle Blouse from Skies are Blue ($54). I LOVE good floral print and I was happy to try on the top, even if I was pretty sure I wouldn’t be keeping it. No surprise, the blouse was a perfect fit!
The cold shoulder/ruffle sleeve combo was quite lovely and perfectly proportioned. Unlike the first top I tried on, these ruffles were soft, feminine and very flattering.
The back of the blouse had a fun criss-cross pattern for an unexpected playful pop.
I wanted to thoughtfully style the blouse with accessories that would coordinate with the floral print and sleeve details without distracting the eye. The pendant on my gold Kendra Scott Rayne necklace was bold enough to stand out from the floral print and it complimented the yellow tones in the blouse. A simple gold Elton Station cuff bracelet from Kendra Scott offered just a hint of something shiny on my wrist. I own several of these cuffs and I find that they are always the perfect accessory for my slender wrists.
Even though the Heidi Cold Shoulder Ruffle Blouse was a perfect fit and was lovely, I ultimately decided to return it. At the end of the day I just knew that this was exactly the type of blouse that I would be likely to purchase because it is gorgeous, but will find itself forever buried in my closet. The Heidi Cold Shoulder Ruffle Blouse was too dressy for my clothing needs right now, required a strapless bra (which I’m almost never motivated to wear) and it wasn’t a color that I typically gravitate toward. It’s a shame though, because it really was lovely! Just one of those things that my stylist still needs to learn about me.
RECREATE THE LOOK:
Benni Crossfront Knit Top
At this point, there were two items left in my fix and I was saving them for the end because I knew that I wouldn’t be comfortable wearing them. Not only that, but both items felt like they were a bit more professional than I usually dress. Granted, I often dress nice for the classroom, but that’s more of a “casual dressy” than business attire. Item number 4 this month was a navy blue Benni Crossfront Knit Top from MIX BY 41 HAWTHORN ($44). I am not one to wear wrap tops or dresses – they’re always just a little too fitted for my taste. But there I was, trying on a wrap style top for photos.
Don’t let the smile fool you – inside I was cringing.
After a few uncomfortable moments, I added a little white cardigan – this is much more my style.
Maybell Lace Detail Skirt
Last up was a navy blue Maybell Lace Detail Skirt from Renee C ($48). I’m much more of a dress person than a skirt wearer, but this was a very pretty skirt and it looked great with the Benni Crossfront Knit Top.
Much like the blouse, the Benni Crossfront Knit Top fit perfectly. It just wasn’t my style. I worked as a bank teller while I was on break in college and this outfit reminded me of that job and that time in my life. Add in some gray heels (similar), a simple necklace, and a silver Kate Spade watch and it was a cute enough outfit – it just didn’t fit my current lifestyle.
RECREATE THE LOOK:
What I Returned from My Fix this Month
You already know that I decided to return everything from my fix this month, but the funny thing is, that as I look through the photos of this month’s Stitch Fix review, I can see that I look really nice in these photos. The clothes fit well and are quite flattering (which means that my stylist is very good at selecting high quality pieces with a great fit). She just doesn’t know me very well yet. When I looked back at these photos, I actually felt a slight twinge of guilt and wondered if I should have kept the Kassady Flutter Sleeve Top or the Heidi Cold Shoulder Ruffle Blouse or those fabulous step hem jeans.
But then I thought: “No. I either wasn’t comfortable in those items or I didn’t actually need them – which means that they would basically take up valuable space in my closet and essentially be money down the drain.” And right now in the Gavin house, we can’t afford to be wasting money. So, here’s a quick recap of the five beautiful but not-for-me items that I sent back in this month’s fix:
Kassady Flutter Sleeve Top from 1. State ($68)
Nadine Released Step Hem Skinny Jean from Just Black ($78)
Heidi Cold shoulder Ruffle Blouse from Skies are Blue ($54)
Benni Crossfront Knit Top from MIX BY 41 HAWTHORN ($44)
Maybell Lace Detail Skirt from Renee C ($48)
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susan says
I loved the skirt and the top ~ you put it all together nicely with the white cardigan. It’s good that you tried on the pieces because you never know just from looking at them!
Jennifer Vieau says
I love the cold shoulder top (although I agree that it would be something I would buy because it’s so pretty and then would never wear). The white crop jeans were cute too!
Brooke says
I wonder if they recently messed with their algorithm because my recent fix was also a complete dud in both style and fit.
Maria Gavin says
I hadn’t thought about that, but you might be right.
Sarah Webster says
My mid-May fix (#32?) was the first one I sent back since probably fix #3. Sizing was pretty good, but things were off. And I’ve had the same stylist for a long time now. Hmmm, algorithm issues might explain it.
Amy in PA says
This has generally been my experience with Stitch Fix. Nice clothes but not my style and/or not right for this stage in my life and therefore, not worth the price. While I certainly don’t wish bad Stitch Fix vibes on anyone, I’m a bit relieved to see that you’ve get a dud box to from time to time. (I also wonder if a part of is their inventory, too, at a certain point in time.)
Maria Gavin says
I sometimes wonder how inventory affects fixes too. And it’s not the kind of thing you’ll ever see a stylist say
Lisa says
I love the style of released hem jeans but I agree that white can be impractical when teaching or spending time with young children. I’d love to see them in a navy blue or dark wash denim.
Maria Gavin says
I bet navy would be so nice! Or even gray!
Demi Harvey says
Love the shop links
susan says
I think you look so nice in everything! I like the jeans.
Jasmine says
Bummer! This happened to me too, with my most recent fix. I had a great stylist for a while and then my last fix looked like it was for someone else. And sure enough, it was a different stylist! I hope my other girl didn’t quit and was just on vacation or something. But that just goes to show that the stylist makes a big impact and it’s not just the algorithm!
Michelle C says
I really like the Kassady Flutter Sleeve Top, but I hate large arm holes, too! That’s a shame.
Kristin Saxon says
I actually think you look great in vibrant and darker colors. I have similar coloring with brown hair and pale skin and I think color really wakes up my face.
Claudia Boling says
You looked great in everything. I really like the skirt, but everything else I would have sent back.
Calvin says
Stem hem jeans are nice.
Christina says
Been there! Sometimes it is tough to distinguish between pretty and what I’ll actually wear
Ellen says
I agree with your comments from your box. I had two boxes in a row that bombed so I kind of took a break from them. But you inspire me to try it again!
Corrie says
I got a pair of step-hem jeans from Old Navy for super cheap last year, and discovered they are WONDERFUL with booties in the fall, because they show just the right amount of ankle, without having to roll them.
Just something to keep in mind for next time. 😉
You looked lovely in all these pieces. 💕
Maria Gavin says
Ooooo, I LOVE the sound of that!
Kim says
I love Stitch Fix but sadly the stylist I love left and I haven’t seemed to click with a new stylist yet! I hope you do and your next fit is a win! I admire you for being “money wise” and sending back what you weren’t in love with… I’m attempting to be more thoughtful with my purchases and make sure I only keep what I know I will wear and love!
Maria Gavin says
I try to only buy clothes that I absolutely love. Otherwise, I’ve learned that I never actually wear them (even though they may be gorgeous)
Brandy says
I thought the navy too and skirt looked nice!
Maria Gavin says
They were very pretty – just not my style. It was so sad!
Beth says
Maria, I agree with you that this was not you!! The first striped top is my favorite style, but I know what you mean about the armholes and the overwhelming ruffles!! The floral cold shoulder is of such a beautiful print, but, for the life of me, I cannot like the cold shoulder trend. Honestly, while I know some people love it, I feel there is too much of it! I see pretty tops I like and then I realize they are “off-shoulder” or “cold shoulder”. The pants did seem to fit you beautifully! But, I’m not too fond of the step hems either. And, no…. the wrap top and skirt was definitely not you. The skirt is nice, but just not “Maria”. I realize I tend to wear a lot of the same styles and colors…. but, we have to feel comfortable in what we wear (if we don’t, it shows!!) I do break out of the mold with something different every once in awhile though!
Maria Gavin says
Beth, maybe you should become a Stitch Fix stylist and style for me. You totally get it!!!
Sarah says
Pretty sure I am the person that commented that all your fixes were the same lol. That being said, I would not have kept anything either. I hear ya on the strapless bra- Not! You did look amazing in the wrap top tho. It’s a shame you don’t have anywhere to wear it.
Sarah
Maria Gavin says
Lol about the comment! At least now you had the thrill of seeing an entirely different kind of fix 😉
Julie Brass says
You have inspired me to only keep.the pieces that I love. I have kept pieces in the past that I just never reached for. Much better to be practical!
Maria Gavin says
I’ve done the same thing too and it made me feel sick to think of all the money I spent. This way is SO much better!
Brittany Letteriello says
Absolutely love the Heidi Cold Shoulder Ruffle Blouse! But I agree I would also probably wear it once a season and then it would sit in my closet
Maria Gavin says
Yup, and I feel sick when I see beautiful expensive clothes sitting in my closet not being worn
Leslie says
I thought you looked great in every one of them but ultimately you have to wear what you are comfortable in and what works for your lifestyle. Thanks for sharing!
Maria Gavin says
Thank you Leslie!
Hilary says
Love the first top with the ruffle sleeves!
Maria Gavin says
It was so close to bring a keeper!
Sara says
Was the tiny house change the chandelier??
Maria Gavin says
No, but we did get new (prettier) bulbs in the chandelier. I was referring to the vintage windows that are now hung on the wall behind the dining table
Sara says
Wait, no not the chandelier! Paint color! Did you paint the navy ceiling?? I promise I also did look at the clothes by this is like a fun scavenger hunt 😄
Maria Gavin says
Lol! The navy ceiling is now gray. We kept the chandelier – no worries! And we hung the Vintage windows on the wall 😉
Chrissy says
I really love the Heidi Cold Shoulder Ruffle Blouse but I totally understand what you mean about buying something just because it’s pretty but then never wearing it! Way to know yourself! :)
Maria Gavin says
It’s not always easy, but I try!
Xtina says
Sorry you didn’t like your fix, but I totally like the flutter sleeve top and skirt. :)
Maria Gavin says
The flutter sleeve top was so cute! Just a little too much flutter for me
Kristin says
I love the Heidi blouse on you! One thing I love about Stitch Fix is trying things on I wouldn’t normally choose in a store, and then loving it and keeping it – moving out of my comfort zone!
Maria Gavin says
I agree that its always fun to try on something different!
Rachel says
I think you made smart choices. The jeans looked great but really aren’t practical in white! I love your style and seeing what you get each month!
Maria Gavin says
Thank you Rachel, you are too sweet!
Susan says
I think you looked nice in all of the pieces! My favorite was actually the skirt:)
Maria Gavin says
I knew it was a good skirt and that some people would love it 😉
Kate says
I’ve been a loyal customer too! However, lately I’ve also felt that the fixes didn’t fit me. I’ve had one stylist for a long time and then I’ve had 3 or 4 the last few fixes. I’ve had many blouses with the open shoulders and I’m not big on those. Oh well, hopefully the next one is spot on! :)
Maria Gavin says
I updated my style profile with very specific information about clothes that I don’t like and I’m hopeful that it will help.
Liz Wimp says
I so hope that they open the Style Pass option to everyone soon! It would make not so great fixes much easier to handle!
Maria Gavin says
I agree!
Aarthi says
Love that cold shoulder blouse! I’ve actually gotten it in one of my Fixes and the only reason I didn’t keep it was because of that back.
Maria Gavin says
I prefer a more conservative back as well
Aarthi says
Love that Heidi cold shoulder blouse! I’ve actually gotten it in one of my Fixes and the only reason I didn’t keep it was because it wasn’t bra-friendly.
Maria Gavin says
I know – I would much rather wear a regular bra!
Aarthi says
I’ve actually gotten the Heidi cold shoulder blouse in one of my Fixes and the only reason I didn’t keep it was because it wasn’t bra-friendly. It looks so good on you!
Brianna says
I received a similar cold shoulder blouse in my most recent fix, and it was definitely a stretch for me, but I ended up loving it! This one was really cute too.
Hannah H. says
I loved the blue cold shoulder blouse, but I totally understand your decision. I’m a mom of a toddler and having another baby in October, so there aren’t as many opportunities to dress up!
Maria Gavin says
Congratulations to you!!!
Leah says
They were all gorgeous pieces, but they are definitely pieces that you’d want to feel comfortable in! I always love seeing what you get & how you style it…thanks for sharing, even though the pieces weren’t quite your style!
Maria Gavin says
Thank you so much for your sweet comment! ❤️
Mary says
I loved the Just Black pants, but I agree, it is hard to get another white pair of jeans when you already have a pair you love.
Meredith Morgan says
Maria,
I loved the first top but I understand about the armholes. I have passed on some cute stitch fix tops because you could see through them. I hate having to always wear an undershirt and that top would require that. Hopefully the next fix will be better.
Maria Gavin says
It’s such a shame because I loved that top!
Nicole says
I love the HEIDI COLD SHOULDER RUFFLE BLOUSE, but I totally understand when an item looks great but you know you’ll never put it on again! Good luck on your next fix being better!
Maria Gavin says
If it were black and pink I would have kept it in an instant
Brianne says
I love the white jeans on you! I totally understand not wanting to buy something you won’t get enough use out of though.
Maria Gavin says
It was seriously difficult to return such a perfect pair of pants
Kimberly Correll says
I have 3 kids, ages 20, 19, and 5 and I started teaching Kindergarten in 2004. I haven’e owned white since!
Maria Gavin says
Lol!
R says
Thank you for always posting such positive details even when the fix isn’t for you! It keeps me positive when I receive a fix that just isn’t my taste, and encourages me not to give up on Stitch Fix!
Maria Gavin says
It’s hard for them to always deliver amazing fixes and it’s disappointing when it’s not a great fix, but there’s always next time!
Teresa says
The 41 Hawthorne faux wrap top (and I actually got this in a previous fix)!
Bethany says
I love the blue ruffle cold shoulder blouse on you! It’s so pretty! Yesterday when I read your blog I was so excited (and jealous) to hear you had been selected to receive Stitch Fix’s Style Pass. I had never even heard of it before, but when you told us about it I hoped I would be selected to get it too someday! This morning I woke up and guess what was in my email?!! An invitation to get the annual Stitch Fix Style Pass! Yay! Thank you for your honest feedback of your clothes. I have to tell you that your restraint in buying only what you truly love in your Fix helps me when I get my fixes too. I love your blog and your awesome classroom inspiration!
Maria Gavin says
No way!!!! Talk about great timing! Thank you for reading both of the blogs and for your very sweet comment!
Laura says
You were wise to return anything you didn’t absolutely love and need, but you’re right that many of the items looked great on you. :)
Jennifer Agolino says
I like the Renee C skirt the best. I definitely agree that this fix is not your style.
Jaime says
It’s so important to only keep what you love/need! Beautiful fix though
Kristin Donley says
I like the Renee C skirt.
Hayley S says
Ok, I really like those white pants!
Bonnie says
61 SF’s is a lot! I have a great stylist and get 5/5 every month. Better luck next time as I agree with your sending it all back although the pants were cool.
CJ at A Well-Read Tart says
I also got the Style Pass this winter! I hemmed and hawed for awhile about it, but since my stylist of three years left the company *cries* and my new stylist wasn’t hitting the mark regularly, I decided it was worth the extra $30 up front to save what is probably lots of $20 stylist fees in the long run. I was right! I’ve actually returned everything from 3 out of 5 fixes since my regular stylist left, so I’m so glad I don’t have to pay monthly styling fees while I’m testing out the waters with new stylists. Hopefully we both hit upon a good stylist match soon!
Paula says
It all looks fabulous on you, even if you would have preferred other items. It’s always fun to receive a box, especially with the style pass.
Jill says
I love the Skies are Blue cold shoulder top! Those colors really pop on you. Totally understand though not wanting to invest if you know you aren’t going to wear it. I really have to ask myself “will I wear this?” when I try any clothes on to make sure it’s worth it!
Kim says
Love the sweater and skirt!!!
Cynthia K Lasater says
The Kassady Flutter Sleeve Top is so cute! I love the chambray color and stripes so much! I totally get how annoying larger arm holes are! My second fix I received a top with super big armholes, and I had trouble but finally I did find a decent tank to wear underneath.
Jennifer says
You look very lovely in the wrap shirt. I understand not being comfortable, but you look great in that style.
Sarah C says
The Benni crossfront top and Maybell lace detail skirt are a fabulous pairing! I love, love those – going to pin them to my Stitchfix inspiration board now!
I just got my first fix – it is amazing for a busy teacher Mom! I can’t wait to schedule the next one for back to school! Fingers crossed!!
Maria Gavin says
SO glad to hear you live your first fix!!!
Sarah Larson says
Hi Maria!
I love that skirt! And the cold shoulder print is right up my alley.
Maria Gavin says
I knew that we’re perfect for someone 😉
Devon says
I like the skirt but understand about needing to love it to keep it!
Kristie says
Like you, I have had amazing fixes before and had one fix that i returned everything on, and scheduled another fix immediately to try again. I love Stitch fix!
Laura Prosser says
I understand why you returned all of your items. I did like how the skirt looked on you. I have also had a fix that just didn’t match what I wanted. But more often, I’ve gotten items that
Bethany says
The white pants look amazing on you, but I totally understand. I don’t even have kids, but I still shy away from white!
Rebecca I. says
Even though you were uncomfortable with several items in this Fix, I think everything looked great on you. I especially think the bright colors of the cold-shoulder top were really flattering, and I love the skirt, but I also understand not wanting to keep things that don’t feel like you.
Trust me though, you looked great!
Kimberly Pawlowski says
The Heidi Cold Shoulder Ruffle Blouse from Skies are Blue looks beautiful on you! I wasn’t sure how it would look just from the image on Pinterest, but I’m definitely asking for it in my next fix! ♥
Amanda says
I always love your stitch fix reviews. That blue blouse is gorgeous on you!
Lauryn R says
I definitely think that you looked beautiful in all of the items that you received, but I can completely understand not feeling comfortable in them too. I think that my favorite is the white, step hem skinny jeans! :) Thank you so much for sharing!
Corinne VanVolkenburg says
I really liked the white skinny jeans. They looked great on you! I understand not keeping them. I tend to buy white jeans and rarely wear them! Fun to try on though.
debbie wilson says
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Naureen says
Love the Benni top. Hope I get one.
Cindi says
I am so glad someone else returned everything. I hate losing the styling fee, but the fix I received this weekend was not for me! I have recently lost 35 pounds and am 5’10. I teach K, and even though I had specifically said styles I didn’t like, they were sent anyway. Some of the pieces were really pretty, but not worth the money if I wouldn’t wear them that much. I will try it again, and hopefully, it’ll get better. Otherwise, lol, I’ll just do it on my own. Your pieces were beautiful, but I understand you sending them back. Thank you so much for all you share!
Laura says
Hey found your blog while googling to determine if the annual pass fee is credited back if you return everything, or is it like the styling fee that if you don’t use it, you lose it. Asking as I have an eye on a pair of pants I want to buy outside of Fix shipment (with the $49 the total cost for these pants would be $13!) but am concerned about losing that value if the pants don’t work and I return them…
I cannot find the answer to this question on any of the Stitch Fix info. pages.
Maria Gavin says
Hi Laura,
I can’t say for sure, but my impression is that the Style Pass works just like a styling fee and it’s lost if you don’t make any purchases. BUT the Style Pass does last for a year so you don’t have to keep something from your first fix with the pass. The $50 is credited to your account and you just need to purchase one thing over the course of a year to get the value discounted from your purchase. I hope that helps! You could also try to email Stitch Fix customer support. The email address is: hello@stitchfix.com