StitchFix March Review

Happy Monday! Today I'm sharing my latest StitchFix box that arrived late last week! For those of you not familiar with the service, StitchFix is a subscription service that sends you clothes (however often you like--- I do it about once every four to six weeks) all based on your style profile that you fill out when you register. You can read about the trip I took to San Francisco with StitchFix, here.

This month's fix was just okay. I kept one top which I really love and sent the rest back. The first top I liked the style and fit of, but the fabric is really wrinkly and I have two white tunics similar to it (a j.crew one I got recently and one from a few years ago) so I decided to send it back. It's definitely right up my alley style-wise though.

The second top in my fix was a huge disappointment. It just kind of felt like a pajama top to me and it was pretty overpriced. It wasn't something I would wear to work or on a weekend. Pass!

This third top is the one I kept and I can't rave enough about it. I love navy, I love the print and the length is perfect too. I wore it to work last week and it was comfortable and would also look great tucked into a skirt. I actually wore it again to work today in this same combo, only I added a navy blazer on top.

Lastly, I received this white denim jacket. I kind of felt like I didn't really need this piece in my wardrobe, but I'm glad my stylist sent it because it's something I probably wouldn't seek out on my own and sometimes a new style can surprise you in a good way. Ultimately, I decided not to keep it because I didn't think it would get much wear since it's not a work week kind of jacket, but I didn't hate it.

If you're interested, you can sign up for StitchFix using my refferal link. There is no obligation and you can get fixes as frequently or infrequently as you like. If you keep all of the items in your fix you get a 25% discount on your order and if you keep none you pay a $20 styling fee. I find myself always loving at least one item, so it's worth it to me.
StitchFix also recently announced that they are now offering both petite and maternity styles, so if you're in either of those camps, you may find yourself enjoying the new style options!
I hope y'all have a great week!