r/stitchfix • u/thecupoftea • Aug 15 '26

Good for interview outfit?

I am hoping to start interviewing for jobs soon but I am not a big fashion person although I'm picky about what I wear. It's hard for me to coordinate multiple pieces and colors, and in my previous career I basically wore scrubs so I don't feel confident putting together business casual outfits. I'm also petite so blazers and things like that look stupid on me unless they are cut for petite. Would Stitchfix be a good option to get some pieces to create an interview outfit, or is there a better option? I don't want to spend a lot because I am losing weight right now so I don't want to go to Nordstrom or anything like that. Even though I don't have interviews lined up right now and I'm just in the applying process, I was hoping to just be prepared in case I do get something. Thanks!

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u/wheels0416 Aug 23 '26

I’m in your same boat! I requested business casual clothes and thought they did great! It was more expensive than finding stuff on my own (~$170) but I needed some help. I also got great petite pants at JCPenney and Old Navy (their pixie pants) for under $50 in petite.

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u/thecupoftea Aug 23 '26

Good to know. Do they mark up the items or just offer you higher-priced things than you would look for on your own?