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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The problem with StitchFix is that if you don't get a high-end box ($400+), the brands are either Stitchfix's own (i believe? Regardless they are inferior to established brands) or entrepreneurial brands. I had NO problem with the clothes coming in the door and thinking they were beautiful. I had a couple good stylists and would ditch them over and over till I got a good one who sent me cool stuff. I got some really great, fun pieces that I loved.... Or so I thought. If it wasn't from a nationally reputable brand, and was one of their favored brands, Democracy or Sociology or Oligarchy, whatever these brands are/were - it would legitimately fall apart after 2 washes. Sweaters pill after one wash, waistbands stretch out and become wavy elastic, spaghetti straps on summer dresses stretch out, you end looking like you just walked out of Ross. I spent THOUSANDS renewing my wardrobe through Stitchfix and the amount of items that I ended up keeping (because with the discount for purchasing the entire box, it would be less to buy the box rather than keep 3 items without the whole-box discount) fit oddly, didn't fit to size, sweaters that were more like long-sleeve t-shirts - people figure this shit out and will stop purchasing. I mean, wtf? It only takes 2 washes - one in the case of a $75 short sleeve sweatshirt-type top - to realize the item is ruined and the quality is poor. THIS is why Stitchfix sucks. [/quote]

This is the same with me  - I used it because i didn't have time to shop and had changed sizes and needed new things - you have to keep pushing for a new stylist since alot are bad and just dump random cheap stuff that's sitting around in your box.  I asked for things for a partners retreat for my firm in florida and was given short shorts with neon palm trees and other crazy things BUT when i had a good stylist and asked for higher priced things, natural fibers and NO stitch fix brands I did find some good pieces to build on[/quote]

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