Overall I thought it was WAY fun! I really liked everything in the fix when I opened the box. LOVE the scarf. But once I tried things on I had a few items I decided to send back because I didn't like the way they fit on me. For example the Glenn Cable Knit Sweater was too boxy and had too much extra fabric around my arms/sides which made me feel frumpy not cute. This style would probably look great on a skinnier person but I just felt like it added extra bulk where bulk was not needed!
First you go in and set up your profile. They have a ton of questions for you to answer to help them get an idea of what you would want. I created a Stitch Fix Pinterest board and left that for my stylist as well. I also asked for a skirt because I don't have any right now that I love. I should clarify I thought I asked for a skirt in the stylist notes, but when I went back couldn't figure out where the note when so I'm not positive. I did not get a skirt in my box though :( The pieces were more expensive than what I typically spend on clothes, but I kind of expected that thanks to a friends great review/recommendation so I saved extra cash just in case I loved pieces I got.
Here's what it looked like when I opened it:
Here are the pieces I received:
Also in the box are these handy styling cards:
Oops, didn't get a picture of the infinity scarf!
IF you keep all the items in your box you get 25% off I totally thought I would be getting the 25% off because I really did love every piece before trying them on. You pay $20 for the fix. If you decide to keep items from that fix the $20 goes towards the items you keep. You have 3 days to decide what you are keeping/returning. Then you go online and check out. During the check out process you rate each item.
