I have been using Stitch Fix for a few years now and love it. Stitch Fix is a clothing site where personal stylists pick out items just for you. You set what price range you are interested in, like and dislike clothing choices, and send them links to your social media for inspiration. Then, you pay a styling fee and are sent five pieces of clothing and accessories. The styling fee is applied to whichever pieces you choose to keep.

What I like about Stitch Fix is that my stylist get to know me better and better. My first box was just okay – I kept three of the five items. But after that, every box was perfect! I loved almost everything, and the pieces I liked I ended up keeping because a discount is applied if you buy all five items, making that last item practically free most of the time. You can even check their app or website for more items that go with clothes you already bought from them, or that they think you will like, and have them sent to you individually. I will note, I did get a purse that fell apart quickly (featured in this post) by doing this once. Stitch Fix was happy to credit some money to my account towards a new purse when I let them know. Stitch Fix offers sizes up to 24/3X, and their plus size selection is also phenomenal. Stitch Fix offers clothing for men, women, and children.

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(I don’t make any $$ with this, but I do get discounts on my own purchases. Every Stitch Fix member gets their own affiliate link!)

I placed three individual orders – one for a purse, and two for dresses to wear to weddings.

After moving into my new apartment in NYC, I treated myself to some gifts. I asked for some fall clothes including a denim skirt and mules, though I had been picturing something more dressy. (These are so cute though, and a throwback to a style I loved in high school.) Stitch Fix now has a preview option where they send you multiple pieces. Some of these I chose, and some were a surprise!