Deanna Karapetyan
GBAbsolutely disgusted This company sold my data to Outfittery including my email address, name, and personal bank details without my consent. I'm in the UK now and Stitch Fix in the UK no longer exists but they sold my information when they were bought by Outfittery. Now Outfittery is trying to fraudulently charge me for a Subscription service that I never even had with Stitch Fix. I only ordered one off boxes. I regret ever being a Stitch Fix customer as this has now caused my so much stress both financially and psychologically.
Stephanie
GB4+ years Subscription I have had a subscription for 4+ years. I have loved it (especially since finding clothes that fit right seem impossible) but this last year or so it seems a bit repetitive in prints it sends & do not feel it’s as much of a variety. I love the quality of clothes and I feel recently the pre-selection is helping prevent repetitive styles but personally it’s not meeting my same satisfaction level as it did prior. Example: I received similar dress in exact same print 2 seasons in a row. Amazing for new subscribers though just feel it’s not a good fit for long-term.
Kristin Post
GBStitchFix literally needs to stitch fix their clothing I didn't have any problems with them charging me incorrectly and the app has improved, especially the feedback questionnaire after every fix, the only reasons for an extra star, but from all the boxes ("fixes") I received, clothing seemed like manufacturing rejects, blah styles that I could find at Target, not sure if they looked at the feedback and applied the responses, repetitive items in the same box (for example getting same top, but one was sleeveless and the other is long sleeve), and fluffing the box with one type of clothing, mine was cardigans, which I didn't need, consistently got even though I said no more cardigans every box. One of the biggest flaws with the clothes I got seemed like they're sourced from the manufacturing mistakes pile - asymmetrical sewing patterns, crooked hems, incorrect sizing labels, etc - all what seem to be manufacturer rejects, which I'm sure they get for a steal, and then charge a premium for them. Not all pieces were horrible but a lot of them were or in some way a reject and it got worse over time. I had hoped by liking clothes through their order by demand online store ("freestyle"), which seems more like department store clothing, better quality and trendier styles, that I'd get those or something similar, but it never happened. Cancelling was easy. I'll never go back, even with all the free styling fee offers I get, and even though I haven't found another clothing subscription box that seems legit.
Dijon Porche
GBOverpriced 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!
Maureen
GBLove 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.