(Before we get started: if you need a background in Stitch Fix, see my first post.)
OK.
So as I shared a few weeks ago, I did my first Stitch Fix. You can read about my initial Fix here. It was overall a great box, but slightly off target for my style and a little high in price. I sent the box back happily, eager to see if my feedback would result in better results with Stitch Fix #2.
::drumroll please::
Stitch Fix #2 came today!
And I'm happy to report that my feedback was noted! But before I share my thoughts on this fix, let's check out what arrived in the box:
1.KUT from the Kloth Goldie Flare Jean - $88
2. Le Lis Kailya Lace Back Knit Top, Navy - $48
3. PaperMoon Waters Ikat Maxi Dress - $68
4. Le Lis Zealand Crochet Detail Knit Top - $44
5. PaperMoon Mansi Crochet Pocket Knit Tank- $44
Here is how the clothes looked like on me:
My CAbi jeans with the Papermoon Mansi Crochet Pocket Knit Tank. Super soft and comfy. I liked it more than I thought I would! |
My American Eagle skinny jeans with the Le LIs Zealand Crocket Detail Knit Top. If my zen look is any indication of how I feel about this top... |
So excited I got this Papermoon Waters Ikat Maxi Dress. I specially asked for one and Emma, this month's Stitch Fix stylist heard me! |
The price point on these items were WAY better than last month. Still a little higher than I'd like to pay, but much, much closer. A few items even fell into my "comfortable to pay" zone.
The style was MUCH more in my favor. I really enjoyed a majority of the items. I'm a BIG fan of non-skinny jeans (hello, I love the 90's). So, I wanted to like the Kut From The Kloth flare jeans, but they just felt a little bulky. The maxi dress felt really comfortable on, and I really, really liked the shirts. Like all of them.
I'm considering making my first Stitch Fix purchase!
I have narrowed down the items I think I like enough to buy, but I'd love YOUR feedback:
What pieces in my Stitch Fix did you like?
Dislike?
Which looked best?
Are any worth keeping?
I'll be sure to update you on what I do with my second Stitch Fix (will I buy something?!?). And I've decided to commit to 3 total Stitch Fixes (to start) so I can really see if I can hone in my feedback for the perfect Fix.
I will report back next month when I get my third Stitch Fix box!
Ready to take the plunge? If you want to try out Stitch Fix for yourself, head over and get started!
Disclosure: this is a review I took on myself. I was not compensated. I did not work with Stitch Fix to make this happen. I was just really intrigued and decided to share my honest opinion so other people might feel empowered to try (or not try) Stitch Fix out.