I hope it works out well for you!! I’m actually currently trying out Stitch Fix alternative called Le Tote which is a clothing rental service. I’m intrigued by it mostly because I’m trying out their maternity clothes, as I’m currently pregnant, and don’t really want to spend a ton of money on maternity clothes. But, I also like that I got to swap out the pieces BEFORE they shipped to my house which means I really like the stuff I received. Wore a few of the things all day today. Anyway, I will have a review about it up in a little while hopefully, so come back and check it out if Stitch Fix doesn’t work out!

I found your blog when I was searching to find out how Stitch Fix works for tall women (I’m 5’10”). The concept sounded interesting but expensive, so I wanted to learn more. I’m also very frugal, so I appreciated the pros/cons and your honest opinions. I’m a working mom, and typically spend very little on myself unless I happen to find something on sale while I am at a store shopping for one of my kids. I love the idea of trying on everything and sending back what you don’t like. And I also love the idea of a stylist figuring out pieces for me to try as well as suggestions of what to wear with them! I need all the help I can get. 🙂

I too liked that people on yuou!

I personally did not like what they chose for you. Nothing seemed to suit you. I think you do fine on your own. And yes, 20 xtra is silly. I feel…..not worth it. Nice job reviewing.

I know, right?! And the purple pants were okay… Made me feel “older” though. Ha. Maybe I still want to feel like a teenager, and dress like one too. Do you review every box you get, or not so much?