Stitch Fix Box Review: July 2020 Fix #60

Welcome to my Stitch Fix Box Review of my July 2020 Fix #60. Come see my latest Stitch Fix Summer unboxing and check out what I received, how the items looked on, and what I have decided to keep from my July Stitch Fix box.

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Happy July Stitch Fix Unboxing! I can not believe that I am sharing my 60th Stitch Fix box with you today. I’ve been a loyal customer for so long that at this point I’m not even sure I could shop for myself in a store if I wanted to. #spoiledrottenbyStitchFix

Something really interesting happened with this July 2020 Stitch Fix box that I felt I needed to share with you all. Stitch Fix gave me a new stylist. Strangely, I didn’t even ask for one which I thought was kind of interesting.

The thing is, I was working with the same stylist Sierra for all of my last 59 boxes and just like that, I had a new name on my Stitch Fix note with this summer box. My new stylist did an amazing job but I just found it kind of odd. I can’t help but wonder what happened…

Here are some of my crazy thoughts as to why I received a new stylist for my July Stitch Fix box:

1. Sierra is on vacation and wasn’t able to prepare my box this month.
2. Maybe Sierra doesn’t work for Stitch Fix anymore. I hope that’s not the case!
3. I annoyed Sierra and she didn’t want to style me anymore. I can be a little picky about my clothes.
4. Now that I updated my pricing preferences on my styling profile, I was put into a category with all different stylists and Sierra isn’t part of it.

Out of all those options, I think the last one is probably the most logical. I say this because it’s the only thing I have done differently since my entire existence with Stitch Fix. For the first time ever, I decided to update my style profile and switch all my pricing options to the most cost-effective items.

I talk about what a style profile is very thoroughly in this Stitch Fix post, but in a nutshell, it is an extensive survey you fill-out in regards to your measurements, style preferences, and how much money you feel comfortable spending on your clothes. You do this when first starting the subscription service and can update it at any time. 

After receiving some pretty pricey items in my last few Stitch Fix boxes, I decided to update my profile and try my luck at some cheaper clothing items instead. I ultimately chose to do this because I was noticing myself returning items I really liked based solely on the high price tag associated with it. 

I’ll let you judge for yourself, but I was extremely happy with the outcome! I received some fabulous pieces in this Summer Stitch Fix Box at a much more reasonable price. I was beyond pleased with my box this month. 

Stitch Fix Box Review: July 2020 Fix #60

Item #1 KAILEIGH Adalia Knit Jumpsuit Size- XSP $58.00

My thoughts: This romper is LIFE! I’m seriously obsessed with it and love everything about it. Let’s start with the material. It’s that stretchy material that hugs you in all the right places but then flows where your problem areas are. I am sure you know that material, right ladies? I love the pattern as well. Not only does it make me look skinnier, but it also gives the illusion that I’m taller than the 5 feet I really am. And finally, the spaghetti straps and ruching happening in the top part of this romper really does the chest well, if you know what I mean! 

Here’s what my Instagram followers thought:

My decision: KEEP

Item # 2 41 HAWTHORN Midnight Scallop Detail Dress Size- XSP $74.00

My thoughts: Although the priciest item in this July Stitch Fix box, I couldn’t resist wanting to keep it. I’m a sucker for feminine little numbers like this. The scallop detail on the sleeves and on the back of the dress are just darling. I also loved the little keyhole cutout in the back of the dress. The less material I have on my body in the summer the better! Just saying…

Here’s what my Instagram followers thought:

My decision: KEEP

Item #3 PINK CLOVER Daisee Button Back Detail Knit Top Size- XS $34.00

My thoughts: For summer, I felt the material was a little too heavy on this top. It was definitely soft but a little too thick for my liking. I also struggled a bit with the length. It was almost longer than the shorts I paired it with. I did like the button detail down the back of the shirt but ultimately decided the cons outweigh the pros with this shirt. Sorry to my Instagram followers because they all seemed to really want me to keep this one.

Here’s what my Instagram followers thought:

My decision: RETURN

Item # 4 PINK CLOVER Mahalo Tie Neck Top Size- XS $40.00

My thoughts: At first glance, I was in love with this top. The colors and floral design of it are right up my alley. However, after trying the shirt on it was clearly too big on me. It literally just kind of hung on me which was a total bummer. I really wanted to like this one but it just wasn’t meant to be for me.

Here’s what my Instagram followers thought:

My decision: RETURN

Item # 5 KAN CAN Ila Distressed Tacked Cuffed Short Size- 0 $44.00

My thoughts: These denim shorts are absolutely adorable! The minute I put them on I was in love with them. A few fixes ago I was sent a pair of black denim shorts that are almost identical to these beauties. The length is perfect on me and the stretchy material is lighter than the heavier material found in regular denim. I will get good use out of these shorts this summer for sure!

Here’s what my Instagram followers thought:

My decision: KEEP

Final thoughts for my July 2020 Stitch Fix Box:

I couldn’t have asked for a better summer Stitch Fix box. I was honestly a tad bit worried about changing my pricing preferences because I didn’t want to lose the quality pieces I normally get in my monthly boxes. I can now say firsthand that the quality of even the lowest priced category of clothes is just as good as some of the more expensive pieces I have received from Stitch Fix. This honestly just makes me love Stitch Fix even more. If that is even possible! 

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As always, thank you so much for stopping by to see my July 2020 Stitch Fix box! I always love trying on these clothes for you and getting your feedback on the items. I appreciate each and every one of you for the help you give me in deciding on my monthly items. I look forward to seeing you back here in August! 

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