Stitch Fix Review #15 – June 2016

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My monthly fixes are BACK, and I could not be more excited!

Confession: I wasn’t sure if I wanted to start back up with my fixes after having Sadie, but now that I’m slooooowly starting to fit back into my old clothes I find myself reaching for last summer’s Stitch Fix pieces all. of. the. time! I realized a couple weeks ago that these pieces are some of the most durable, quality, easy to care for pieces of clothing I own, so back with the fixes we go!

I didn’t request anything specific this month from my stylist and was looking forward to the surprise of what she’d throw together for me. Here’s what I got!

Stitch Fix Review

Loveappella Devon Pleated Mini Skirt

I never would have picked up this skirt in the store simply because it’s so plain, but that’s exactly what’s going to make it a classic staple in my closet! It fits great, is very comfortable, and will work well for multiple seasons (at least three). At a $38 price point, this one was a no brainer!

Pixley Vicente Embroidery Detail Top

When pulling items out of the box for the first time, I was the most excited about this top. There are two reasons I’ve decided not to keep it. First, I’m unhappy with how quickly it wrinkled. Second, it’s not conducive for nursing which is a priority this summer.

Pixley Indian Graphic Print Mixed Material Tee

This shirt is very comfortable, but it’s comfortable because it’s too big. I’m not too sad though because I don’t care for the style of the shirt anyway, much less the back material.

Skies Are Blue Dewberry Multi Strap Knit Tank Top

I like this shirt on a hanger more than I like it on me, and because I don’t love it, it’s simply not a keeper.

Papermoon Weston Faux Wrap Dress

I wasn’t expecting to love this dress as much as I do, but I knew as soon as I slipped it on that I wanted to keep it! It’s a light, comfortable material, fits great, is appropriate for all kinds of occasions, and most importantly is perfect for nursing. After taking this picture I ripped the tags off and wore it to a MOPS function. 🙂

Keep/Return

Loveappella Devon Pleated Mini Skirt – Keep

Pixley Vicente Embroidery Detail Top – Return

Pixley Indian Graphic Print Mixed Material Tee – Return

Skies Are Blue Dewberry Multi Strap Knit Tank Top – Return

Papermoon Weston Faux Wrap Dress – Keep

What is Stitch Fix?

Stitch Fix is a stop-anytime apparel subscription service that sends customers five pieces of clothing and accessories once a month (or more or less depending on one’s preferences) based on price points that one designates in her profile. Stitch Fix stylists hand-pick what to send each customer based on one’s online profile created upon sign up. Customers are charged a $20 styling fee upfront per shipment, but the styling fee is later applied to any item(s) the customers chooses to keep. If one chooses to send back all five items, Stitch Fix keeps the $20 fee. A customer’s best bet is to keep at least one item since $20 has already been paid. Stitch Fix also includes a prepaid bad to send all unwanted items back. If a customer chooses to keep all five items, she gets a 25% discount off of the entire box. So awesome! I love this concept of shopping!Click here to browse my previous fixes!

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