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I’m sharing my homeschool mom’s Stitch Fix Review today.
As a homeschool mom, I spend a lot of time at home in yoga pants.
My wardrobe consisted of old tee shirts, stretchy pants, and gym shorts.
Like most moms, it’s so easy to spend money on the kids and house, leaving yourself last.
This has been my life for many years.
After realizing I wore basically rags, I decided to try Stitch Fix to add some pieces to my “wardrobe”.
Homeschool Mom’s Stitch Fix Review
Why did I choose Stitch Fix?
I’ve never had much of a sense of style.
Standing in a clothing store full of choices confuses me and I end up buying nothing.
I liked the idea of having a personal stylist choose items for me based on my body type and fabric choices.
I just flat out needed some help getting some clothes.
My Stitch Fix Choices
When you sign up for Stitch Fix, there are a number of fun quizzes you get to complete.
Stitch Fix shows you a large number of outfits and you choose whether they represent your style or not.
There is also extensive information about what shape your body is such as long arms, short legs, hide my belly, you get the idea.
You can choose to never to receive V-neck shirts or to not show your legs, it’s very customizable to your needs.
I also chose to create a Pinterest board of outfits I liked so my stylist could get an idea of what I wanted to receive. (This is totally optional.)
I chose “As Cheap As Possible” for the price range.
I also noted I wanted “every day” clothes.
My Stitch Fix Box
I waited with great anticipation for this box!
When it finally arrived I was really pleased with all the clothing choices.
I felt my stylist understood my body type and picked out pieces to match who I was.
All the clothing was between $25-$39 a piece and I thought it was very high quality.
You also get a discount of 25% if you keep the entire box which I did, so I ended up getting a clothing item for free!
I also have a link for a discount below.
Stitch Fix Pros
- I got a stylist to help me pick out clothing
- You get a huge discount if you keep your whole box
- It comes in the mail which is fun
- I loved my entire box of clothing
- It helps you branch out and try new things
- It felt good to finally do something for myself
- My husband was so glad I got some new clothes
Stitch Fix Cons
- If you hate your box you lose the $20 styling fee
- You have to wait for your box to come
- If you don’t like your stylist you can fire her and try a new one.
- I really didn’t have any cons because I loved the whole experience.
Getting a Stitch Fix box was one of the best things I have done in a long time.
It felt good to take care of myself for once because all my time goes into the kids, the house, my husband and scheduling our life.
If you want to try Stitch Fix you can get $25 off your first box here Stitch Fix $25 off!
Let me know if any of you homeschool moms have tried Stitch Fix in the comments below.
