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July Stitch Fix

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July Stitch Fix

 

 

If you missed my FB Live you can watch it HERE. Try out Stitch Fix for yourself right over HERE. 

My new Stitch Fix box just arrived, and goodness, I soooo didn't think I'd love it all but I kind of do! 

 

Here's what came this month . . .

 

Kaitlyn Cuffed Button Down Top $54 or $40.50 if you keep all five items after 25% off savings

(I LOVED THIS ONE!)

 

 

Saddey Bell Sleeve Top $48 or $36 if you keep all five items after 25% off savings (I didn't like this one at all initially but it grew on me?)

Fortune and Ivy February Lace Overlay Blouse $38 or $28.50 if you keep all five items after 25% off savings (this one grew on me too~ I don't have anything like it and it felt kind of “boutique-y” to me?)

 

 

Tinsel Millicent Front Seam Short $40 or $30 if you keep all five items after 25% off savings (I don't have any other black shorts, and these fit so well.)

Mine Bethel Tow Pocket Top $38 or $28.50 if you keep all five items after 25% off savings

 

So if I keep the whole box my total will be $163.50 ~ which is expensive, but I'm tempted.

 

Y'all, I struggle with fashion. I've always been the awkward girl who didn't know what to wear, and feeling a wee bit pulled together makes me feel amazing at this stage of my life.

 

But $163 is a LOT of money for that stuff.

 

HOWEVER.

 

I didn't have to shop.

 

I didn't go to the store.

 

And everything works perfectly for me.

 

There's value in that. 

 

So, my plan is to continue my Crazy Clutter Challenge this week and after I clear out my closet, I'm going to really think as to whether or not I need any of this (I'm keeping the shorts and plaid for sure.)

 

Then I'll make a more informed decision 🙂 and I promise to let you know what I do.

 

 

If you've been considering trying out Stitch Fix, I highly recommend trying it at least once, if you meet the following criteria.

 

There are 3 types of folks that I feel like need to consider a trying a Stitch Fix Box:

 

  1. those who have $20 to try it out as a gamble (the $20 will go towards any item you keep) and have enough self control to say NO to things that aren't really awesome in their box (right now they're offering a free styling fee, so you just need enough self control to send it back if it's not in your budget and you don't love what you get!)
  2. moms who work outside of the home and need to feel pull together enough for work
  3. anyone who needs a decent pair of pants or jeans that fit perfectly (they have the best jeans EVER, if you struggle with finding pants Stitch Fix is worth a shot at least one time!)

stitchfixreview5Remember, when you try out Stitch Fix you're paying someone to style you as much as you're paying for their clothes, and for a girl who struggles with figuring out her style, this one's been pretty worth it for me!

 

If you’d like to try out Stitch Fix, here’s exactly how it works:

  • Sign up HERE
  • In the comments section, be sure to attach a link to a few pins you like on Pinterest (you can see my Pinterest Style Board HERE)
  • Your box will come when you schedule it
  • If you keep your entire box you’ll save 25% off the entire purchase
  • Invite friends on Facebook or via email (or even text messages) to sign up through you and you’ll get $25 in free referral credit ~ love that!

 

 

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