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.

Great quality, variety and fun to use I’ve tried several different stylers over the years and love stitch fix the best. For me, having a dedicated stylist that listens to me speaks volumes and assures me a fix that meets my needs. I love using their app to personalize my style and preview my fixes and have never had a problem with exchanges or returns. I also love the option of purchasing outright anything i need, especially when my favorites go on sale.

Longtime user of stitchfix (8+ years) Longtime user of stitchfix (8+ years) and while not every box is a home run, I have felt styled within what I’ve asked for and do not understand the negative complaints. I even had a package accidentally shipped to my old address and they did not charge me (even though it was 100% my fault). Communication is fast and customer friendly. I continue to use them, though I do love the direct purchase shopping option too now that I know my preferred brands/sizing.

Scam Scam. Clothing choices are awful unless you wanna look like a grandma in oversized clothes. I cancelled my next fix, they went ahead and charged me a styling fee. I contacted them and they said once it's initiated it can't be stopped....no shipped, initiated. Was told to just return when I received. Fast forward 2 weeks receive box, try to login to return and they've made my account inactive. Looked it up and apparently this is common. Would no recommend to anyone.

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!