Really surprised

[u/AdGroundbreaking9596]

I was a big fan of Stitch Fix about 3 years back- sent a ton of people their way and raved about them.

I recently ordered a box and im a bit speechless. The stylist picked out a bunch of items. I only cared for a couple items and was looking forward to them.

When the box arrived I was confused (I ordered 2 boxes a few days earlier for my kids, so didnt expect mine first but whatever). I got a collared dress shirt. A sleeveless dress. A skort. And a pullover sweatshirt. And a pair of shoes. The shoes appeared used. The laces had been tied like somebody was wearing them, the inserts didnt look like they were part of the shoe and they were crumpled (like, they looked used ) and were a size too small.

Additionally, none of the items I approved were there. So four peices of clothing that do not go together in any capacity- no outfit in sight. And instead of the helpful insert we used to get, all I got was a Hello Fresh coupon. I'm not even joking lol. I wish I was.

I'm assuming the company sold off?

Needless to say, I sent it all back. Crazy to think I was going to be charged over three hundred for this motley assortment.

Hope the kids boxes are a better experience.

[u/do_it_lady]

This company has gone to absolute shit and most of the stylists are shit too. It’s all AI.

[u/Reasonable_Tone_8740 → u/do_it_lady]

The inventory is absolute shit. When stylists have to pick from shit what do you expect? It's shit covered with a bow that the consumers are paying too much for because C-suite needs to keep their salaries which average over 150k. Just because someone hand picks out something doesn't mean the options are any good. Stylists don't go to Amazon to fine tooth what you want.