Stitch Fix review #10

Technically, this is my 12th fix but the last few boxes I didn’t review on here. I don’t know, maybe I hadn’t showered in several days or something. Not that that’s ever stopped me before.

For this fix I had requested joggers and a vest. I had a new stylist this time and she did fantastic with picking out styles that would work for me. Seriously, I loved it all, but of course, couldn’t keep everything.

Pink Clover Melody Single Pocket Exposed Seam Knit Top ($40)

I really don’t have a lot of long sleeve shirts. They always go great with vests, but I only have one or two of them, and I loved how neutral this one was. It was soft, I loved the exposed seams, and I totally would have gotten it, but in the end, I decided I would keep some of the other items below. BUT. I would have kept this one if I could.

Verdict: Returned

Lety & Me Helsa Colorblock Sherpa Lined Cardigan ($54)

I’m not going to lie. This cardigan is warm, as in I can’t wear it at all times if I’m, say, attempting to clean my perpetually messy house. But I’ve been freezing being down in the basement so much lately that I knew it was by far the warmest thing I own and it would get a lot of use this winter. The inside liner was like fluffy cotton that you could fall into and snuggle forever. If you don’t own any pieces with sherpa, get yourself some. That, with the price, made this a no-brainer.

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Verdict: Kept obvi

Coffeeshop Leonie Wubby Hooded Vest ($68)

I requested a vest and my stylist didn’t disappoint. This thing is amazing. It’s so soft. Olivia called it a pillow and I love that it was warm without being bulky. I loved everything about this vest, actually, but I just couldn’t justify keeping it with it being almost $70. So sadly, I had to return it, but I did request a vest in my next fix with the caveat that it’s more in the $40-50 range. (Doesn’t it look great with the long sleeve top?)

Verdict: Returned (and so sad about it)

T4T Monica Camo Legging ($38)

So fun fact. Since I pushed myself to get rid of my maternity pants last spring, I realized I didn’t have any lounge pants that weren’t pajamas. I got Spanx leggings in another fix a few months ago, but I wouldn’t exactly call those completely comfortable. So I really was hoping to get some comfortable leggings or joggers. I got a pair for Christmas, but hey. The coffee shops are closed and I have no daycare to go out of the house and work, so I may as well be comfortable at home.

And these leggings are really comfortable. Not as good as wearing pajama pants, but they’re super cute. You can see the camo up close.

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Verdict: Kept

T4T Carla Burnout Jogger ($44)

Oh, these joggers are soft. And deliciously comfortable. I could live in them. I may be wearing them right now. I love this color, and the side seam design (which I guess you can’t see here, but I promise it’s really fun). The only thing is, I didn’t realize when I sat that they kind of rode up a little unless I pulled the waist down before sitting. Still, I’m in love.

Verdict: Kept

Honestly, I could have kept all of this. I loved every piece and thought my stylist did a great job at customizing these pieces to me and my preferences. I’m still on the lookout for a vest, so we’ll see what shows up in my fix next month.