Love them! I’m a long time customer of Stitch fix and can say I am 100% satisfied with their selection and service. The entire process could not be easier or more efficient. I have never had any issues returning anything. A great deal of my wardrobe are stitch fix items, and I think the same can be said for many of my friends. Their selections are tailored to my tastes and I get a lot of complements.

Lower Quality Comparable process to all the other styling subscriptions. I would just say the quality of the clothing is closer to Target/Macy's than what I would like. Maybe ok for an 'introductory' styling subscription.

I seriously do not understand the… I seriously do not understand the negative reviews and question the legitimacy of them because they don't make sense. I've been doing Stitch Fix for 6 years and have not had anything but positive experiences. The first couple boxes were not excellent but my stylist and myself were still learning what I liked, but they've been great since! They always listen to what I ask for and personalize my box and explain their choices in the note. Most recently I asked for business casual clothes for my postpartum body and they did great choosing pieces I fell confident and comfortable in. I've had a couple pieces break/rip in the past and was very easily able to exchange them. They're not fraudulent nor a scam. That's ridiculous.

Do not trust this company Do not trust this company. I had a Stitchfix subscription and Stitchfix went bankrupt in the UK. Apparently they then sold all my data to Outfittery without my knowledge. This new company sent me a box, which I was not aware of because the building has a separate post room, and charged me £500! What a complete scam. I want my money back.

Overpriced synthetics Sweaty hot nylon, rayon, polyester anyone? Other than jeans, which are primarily cotton, 90% of the clothes from this company are made of plastic, synthetic, non-degradable, planet polluting fabrics that make you sweat, and at a premium price too. I was sent a gray t-shirt made entirely of rayon as an example. Why?! That is classically and traditionally a cotton piece of clothing, but even with something as simple as that, they somehow use brands/labels that choose gross synthetics. Bye StitchFix and NO thanks!