Am I the Only One Who Thinks Stitch Fix Sucks?
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Anonymous
You wear Kut from the Kloth to Big Law? |
Anonymous
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The company reviews from employees are... enlightening.
https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Stitch-Fix/reviews |
Anonymous
| I tried two boxes and didn’t keep a thing. In my profile, I said “no jeans” and “no boho”, I kept getting both. |
Anonymous
| It’s terrible. Cheap clothes. Now do Nordstrom Trunk Club. |
Anonymous
| I usually get 2 boxes a year - one in the spring and one in the fall. When I was working I’d do 4 or even 6 boxes a year, but I need fewer clothes now that I’m a SAHM. Anyway, I’ve got surprisingly great stuff that I love and wear all the time that I never would have tried for myself, and stuff where I’m like, wow they have some nerve charging $65 for this Target quality shirt. |
Anonymous
| You can easily tell when someone is wearing a stich fix box |
Anonymous
I had the opposite experience: have been really happy with the styles from Stitch Fix, and everything has been a perfect fit. The stylist at Front Door did a terrible job choosing pieces based on the info I gave—most of it I didn’t even try on. And most of what I did try on was too big. Out of 20 something items (way too many) I kept one. Like another poster noted, I find myself wearing my Stitch Fix stuff all the time. |
Anonymous
| I thought it was terrible. I tried two boxes. Thought everything was very cheap looking; all polyester tops. Full price; looked like things I would get at TJs or Nordstrom Rack. Maybe if I told them to go up in prices it would have been better, but these were not items I would pay full price for. Very boho; lots of fringe. |
Anonymous
| I keep holding out hope that my fixes will be good, but they're always horrible. The pricing is ridiculous, the quality of the items you receive is rarely better than I could find at Target, half the time, Target items are better quality. The stylists clearly do not read your requests. I said I don't like crop-tops and tight-fitting low-cut jeans. First fix only crop tops and skinny jeans. I said I don't need shoes or accessories, I get a pair of clogs and a purse. It's like they purposefully give you things you don't want so you won't be able to get the 25% discount when you purchase everything. The kicker is that Style Shuffle - Style For You is ALWAYS on point, but you can't shop those items. I requested my last fix to pull from style shuffle, the first preview was horrible, I removed everything. I then specified items that I really liked from Style Shuffle, get my fix and nothing even remotely like I described. It's seriously frustrating. |
Anonymous
| I don't do the boxes but do browse the freestyle section on the app. I have gotten some cute trendier items that I like. |
Anonymous
| As others have said, the quality is terrible. My mother in law bought me a $50 gift card to Stitch Fix, so I used it to by a sweater in their freestyle section. Its pretty cute but I wore it once and it got a hole in it! It cost almost $50, I should be able to wear it more than one time! |
Anonymous
| Agreed. I tried it again about 6 months ago and requested some wide leg pants and the stylist told me they had NONE. WTF? I also requested mainly natural fabrics because when I did this a few years ago they were sending all this crappy polyester stuff. And they also "didn't have many natural fabric items in their warehouse". I said no to everything when I previewed their first try. Let them send the second try and returned it all. The quality was awful for the price points. |
Anonymous
| Where do you all do this for nicer clothes? Trunk club is donezo. |
Anonymous
I'm thinking about using Trendsend by Evereve now that Trunk Club is no more. Wondering if anyone else has tried it? |
Anonymous
I did that, but went to poshmark to find them for cheaper |