So. I’m trying Stitch Fix (hopefully on the cheap!)

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I’ve read about Stitch Fix on the blogosphere for years, and I have always, always been hesitant to sign up because it seems like most fixes I read about are awfully expensive.

So, for mail-order clothes, I’ve mostly stuck with ThredUp.

But recently I complimented my sister on a shirt, and she told me it was from Stitch Fix. I told her my hesitations about the service and she told me that you can set price limits on your fixes.

WHAT.

I had never heard that before.

And that made me think that this is worth a try.

I asked for my sister’s referral link, and yesterday, I signed myself up.

The lowest price category is $50-$100, but there’s also another option that says, “The cheaper, the better.”

So, I checked that option for most stuff, aside from shoes and outerwear.   I’m not positive that was the right choice, because I AM willing to pay more for quality items, like my American Giant stuff.

But I’ll see how things go, and I can always switch up to the $50-$100 price point for future fixes if I want to.

Mainly, I wanted to see what would happen if I picked the “cheaper is better” option, and I figured you guys would be interested too.

I’m excited about this! I think I’m fairly good at fighting the frump in the sense that I usually wear clothes that fit me and aren’t out of date.

But I’m not too good at getting out of my jeans-and-t-shirt or jeans-and-hoodie routine, and I’m hoping this will help me.

Hoodie, jeans, tshirt, jeans, sweater, jeans.   And Snoopy shirts.

So, I could use some branching-out help.

Also: I really do not enjoy shopping for clothes. And I don’t feel like I know what I’m doing when I venture out of the jeans/t-shirt arena, which means a stylist could be very fabulous for me.

I know it usually takes people several Stitch Fix shipments before their stylist really gets a good grasp of what fits and flatters them, but hey, I’ll share with you the good and the not-so-good along the way.

My first shipment comes September 25th, and I’ll tell you all about it then.

(I’m not affiliated with Stitch Fix, but every customer gets a referral link to share, like my sister did with me. Here’s mine if you want to give it a try along with me.

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