Stephanie
GB4+ 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.
Katherine Rose
GBHad Stitch Fix for 6 years and used to… Had Stitch Fix for 6 years and used to love it, but in recent years it became clear they’re relying more and more on the algorithm (being sent the same item multiple times, getting previews for things I specifically said I did not want, etc). Clothes also became so generic and I’d see the same things everywhere I went. Between how blah and frustrating the fixes became and all the reports about how badly their employees are treated, and how many more options there are now I cancelled my account. I’d way rather spend my money elsewhere.
Rachel
GBLongtime user of stitchfix (8+ years) Longtime user of stitchfix (8+ years) and while not every box is a home run, I have felt styled within what I’ve asked for and do not understand the negative complaints. I even had a package accidentally shipped to my old address and they did not charge me (even though it was 100% my fault). Communication is fast and customer friendly. I continue to use them, though I do love the direct purchase shopping option too now that I know my preferred brands/sizing.
Dijon Porche
GBOverpriced synthetics Sweaty hot nylon, rayon, polyester anyone? Other than jeans, which are primarily cotton, 90% of the clothes from this company are made of plastic, synthetic, non-degradable, planet polluting fabrics that make you sweat, and at a premium price too. I was sent a gray t-shirt made entirely of rayon as an example. Why?! That is classically and traditionally a cotton piece of clothing, but even with something as simple as that, they somehow use brands/labels that choose gross synthetics. Bye StitchFix and NO thanks!
Julia Lindley
GBSo 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.