Stitch Fix Try-On Haul

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I’ve been using Stitch Fix for almost ten years. However, it has been awhile since I have done any clothing shopping. It is a new year, time for a closet refresh, and so I scheduled a fix from Stitch Fix.

Order your first Fix and get $20 off and Stitch Fix will waive your styling fee! Take your style quiz and schedule your Fix. Offer expires 7 days after signing up.

How Stitch Fix works

1. Take your style quiz so your stylist knows your tastes, measurements, and preferences.
2. Stylists hand-pick 5 items based on your style, fit, and price range and send them right to your home.
3. Try before you buy. Keep what you love and easily send back the rest with zero pressure.
4. First Fix Offer: Get $20 off your first Fix and your styling fee waived! Take your style quiz and schedule your Fix within 7 days of signing up to claim this deal.
5. Leave feedback so your stylist can continue finding pieces you’ll love in future Fixes.
6. No subscription required. Order a Fix only when you want.

Stitch Fix Try-On Haul

When I scheduled my Fix, I made a note for my stylist that I wanted casual tops that would look nice with jeans. I wanted something nicer than a t-shirt and hoodie, but something I could wear every day. I also requested jeans (since they are my favorite thing to get from Stitch Fix), and I would be open to a cardigan.

FORTUNE + IVY Shirt – $45

• Description: short sleeve, split neck, textured knit in the color olive
• I love the color and the slightly longer sleeves are nice.
• Verdict: keep

Market & Spruce Shirt – $39

• Description: short sleeve, split neck, linen blend knit in the color blue
• The color brings out my eyes, and the fabric is very soft.
• Verdict: keep

Bobeau Shirt – $59

• Description: short sleeve, boat neck, brushed top in colors white and gray
• This fabric is also very soft. I like that it is long sleeved.
• It is pretty long and would need to be tucked in.
• Verdict: keep

Flag & Anthem Cardigan – $69.50

• Description: acid wash cardigan with buttons and pockets in the color tan
• I like the length. I don’t have any cardigans in this style.
• I’m afraid the color washes me out.
• Verdict: send back

Prosperity Jeans – $90

• Description: boot cut jean with embroidery
• I am wearing these jeans in all of the other photos as well.
• I love the color. I could use a pair of jeans in this wash.
• These jeans have embroidered flowers coming out of the back pockets. They are actually really cute, and I like them more than I thought I would. In reality, my shirt would probably cover them 90% of the time.
• Although Stitch Fix usually nails it for me with jeans and how they fit, these are slightly tight at the waist. I am used to jeans with a little more stretch.
• Verdict: send back

Final Thoughts

While I am disappointed that the jeans didn’t work this time, I will definitely try getting jeans from Stitch Fix again – especially because they offer petite sizes! As a short girlie (I am 5’2″), it is nice to have the option of jeans in a petite length since traditional sizes are usual too long on me.

Stitch Fix offers several specialty lines of clothing:

• Maternity
• Petite
• Plus Size
• Mens
• Big & Tall
• Kids

I loved the tops, and decided to keep all of them. The cardigan is the only thing that I really didn’t care for, and that was mostly because of the color.

If you want to try it for yourself, here are a few links to get started:

• Start your Stitch Fix style quiz
• Stitch Fix: A Frugal Girl’s Honest Review
• Stitch Fix Kids: A Frugal Mom’s Honest Review

Get $20 off your first Fix and your styling fee waived! Take your style quiz and schedule your Fix within 7 days of signing up to claim this deal.

Disclosure: This blog post is sponsored by Stitch Fix and contains affiliate links. I may earn a commission if you purchase through my links, at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting my site. First Fix offer of $20 off plus waived styling fee is subject to change.