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.

4+ 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.

Absolutely 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.

So many issues So many issues, where to begin. My first fix did not have a working tracking number, but said my order was delivered. It was not. I contacted the shipping company, who claimed it was delivered. It was! To the wrong apartment. They refused to issue a refund so I just went on a mission to go find the apartment they delivered to and recover it myself. When I received my fix, items were overpriced for the quality. Because of the shipping issue, they extended my return time but did not say until when. They reached out by email saying I was going to be charged for a late return. When I responded directly to that email, they asked for a multitude of information because the email I replied from was not what they had on file. What?? YOU emailed me first! Insane. So I return my returns and there’s no way on the app to track whether they received them. They email me again saying final notice and they’re going to charge me. I email them asking whether they received it because I had sent it days prior. Finally they email saying they got it and it was a mistake. I received and returned my second fix with no issues, other than once again overpriced, low quality items. Then, I get an email saying an item from my first order was not returned, and if I don’t return it I will be charged. I sent the item back with all the others, so there’s no way to prove I don’t still have it. As soon as I get this last situation resolved I’m cancelling my membership. I’ve never had this bad of an experience with a company ever.

StitchFix 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.