I'm addicted!
When I scheduled this Fix I updated my note to my stylist and requested some black slacks appropriate for work. My profile indicates that I teach school so I sit on the floor and I scrape against file cabinets and things. I needed something comfortable. Also, I had updated my Pinterest board and pinned a necklace I loved that I'd seen on a Stitch Fix Facebook board.
This, I think, is the key to getting what you love, or at least improving your chances of getting something you love in your box.
I've been following a couple of Stitch Fix boards on Facebook: Stitch Fix B/S/T and discussion and Stitch Fix Jewelry and Accessories. Sometimes people get on there and just complain about how ugly this or that piece is, but I like the boards because I can see pictures of the clothes that people post which helps me get ideas for my Pinterest board, which in turn helps my stylist send things that I like. If I get something I don't like, it's probably because it just isn't a good fit.
Yes, I've only had two boxes, but they were both 5/5's!
Okay so here's box two:
First item was one I pinned and specifically requested. The Brixon Ivy Pinson Drape Cardigan:
Brixon Ivy Pinson Drape Cardigan |
It is absolutely perfect for spring and even for summer in air conditioned buildings. It's hard to tell in this photo how pretty it is. This is the photo I pinned on Pinterest:
This is not me. |
I used to be that skinny....
It is lightweight. It's a sort of heather gray color with a lovely pale pinkish drape. The sleeves are 3/4 length. It is soft and it is super comfy. I love it. Love!
I have pinned a lot of orange things -- I suddenly have a love for orange. So, my stylist sent me this fabulous Papermoon Shurman Pullover Sweater.
Papermoon Shurman Pullover Sweater |
It is 55% cotton, 45% acrylic and is hand wash. It's hi-low which means it's longer in the back. I like this.
The sweater is fabulous with the infinity scarf I got in Box No. 1:
Perfect match. |
In that first sweater photo above, I'm wearing the black slacks that came too. Black slacks don't photograph well, at least not for me, but they are fabulous. I'm going to live in them. The slacks are the Lysse Izzie Straight Leg Pant and are pull on. I pulled them out of the box and figured I would look like a stuffed sausage in them, but no. And they are uber comfortable! I can wear them with everything.
I also requested and received this necklace:
Zad Nayeli Mixed Beaded Necklace |
I saw it on the Facebook board and pinned it. The turquoise isn't as dark as in the picture I pinned, but I love it nonetheless.
The last item in my box today was this blouse:
41Hawthorn McQue Solid Lace Sleeve Blouse |
I had asked for something purple and had pinned a couple of sweaters. If I was to send anything back, I guess it would be this. I love the color, but I don't love the lace sleeves.
Sleeve detail |
But, it looks amazing with that drape cardigan, and with the turquoise necklace, plus it's cheaper to keep it and get my 25% five-item discount. I'll simply note that I'd like to avoid lace sleeves on my feedback note when I check out. But, again, it's beautiful with the cardigan and I can also wear it with the cardigan I got last Fix. And I might grow to love lace sleeves (but I doubt it). I can see that I will need to request a yellow cardigan and perhaps a fabulous yellow tote in a future fix!
I'm addicted. Two 5/5 fixes right off the bat? Yes, please!
If you're still waiting to try it, go ahead and give it a shot. Your $20 styling fee goes toward whatever you buy and even if you only like one thing, that's a great deal!
If you're still waiting to try it, go ahead and give it a shot. Your $20 styling fee goes toward whatever you buy and even if you only like one thing, that's a great deal!
Here's the usual blurb:
The box includes a pre-paid bag for you to return what you don't want to keep.
For each referral, or friend you get to sign up, you also get a $25 credit to your account once their "Fix" ships.
The service uses your profile that you fill out as well as access to a Pinterest board you give them (optional) where you have pinned styles and clothes you like. If you Google "Stitch Fix Review" you'll find lots of blogs with lots of women sharing photos and reviews of their boxes. There are also multiple Facebook pages/groups where people buy/sell/trade and discuss their boxes.
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