Another real person poster here: I like their cashmere sweaters. They do pill a bit but I rotate them and don't wear them a ton. I really like their white poplin shirt but it is not in stock very much. I think their ponte pants are pretty good. Also had a bunch of misses with blazers and the silk skirts & dresses (length not quite right on me at 5'4").

My husband also really likes the cashmere sweaters.

In short, they are on my list of places to check out and some of the pieces are great for the price point.

I am same height and 133lb. I don’t wear figure hugging and prefer a looser drape. The L in cashmere sweater and M in cotton fisherman is perfect for me. I love both. Hope this helps.

I’m 5’ 1/2” and about 100lb. Will their stuff look oversized on me, or would XS be too fitted? I’m looking at their cotton sweaters, cashmere tops, and denim and other fabric tops. Trying to decide between XS and S

Anonymous wrote:I think the Quince social media person is working overtime in this thread, lol.
It's cheap, fast fashion quality and fit. And it runs short and wide.

+1 and their ESG statement is essentially ‘we sort of try’.

I’m done with fast fashion and use them as my teaching platform for my kids.

Cashmere Fisherman is exact dupe for Jenni Kayne. I own both and can't tell the difference.

I’ve only ordered their slip skirt. Gorgeous material. But the color didn’t match the site (I was looking for an off-white/champagne and it was beige, the color of slip undergarments.) the skirt was also an odd length for a slip skirt. Just below the knee when one wants a slip skirt to be a little more midi. Easy return. I have a friend who’s three inches shorter at 5’2’ and the skirts are perfect for her.

I cannot wear the ponte pant. I have no idea who it's cut for as I'm 5'6" and 115lbs and still can't get a nice fit. Washable silk items are nice. Knit blazer and cotton sweaters are good too.