Stitch Fix Review: August 2019 Fix 49

My obsession with Stitch Fix runs deep! This was my 49th Fix and I’m already excited for my next box. Per usual, my August 2019 Stitch Fix box was a huge success and definitely didn’t disappoint. Come see what I received, how the items looked on me, and what I decided to keep.

By using my referral link, you will receive a $25 credit towards your first Stitch Fix order. I, in turn, will also receive $25 from Stitch Fix when you join. Rest assured that my love for Stitch Fix is genuine and all opinions are honest and sincere.

It’s finally happening, friends. I am officially posting a real deal Stitch Fix review on my blog. It has only taken me forty-nine Stitch Fix boxes to do it, but here it is!

Although I’ve already written a massive blog post of all my tricks and tips for scoring the best Stitch Fix boxes possible (you can find it here), I’ve yet to actually post a full unboxing on the site.

In my mind, I figured people could care less about what items I received in my Stitch Fix box. It wasn’t until I mustered up the courage to model the clothes on my Instagram stories that I realized people were actually really excited about seeing my Stitch Fix items.

For the past several months, I’ve been trying on my Stitch Fix items for my Instagram followers and letting them vote to decide if I should keep the item or not. You can see my previous stories and all the Stitch Fix items by clicking on the “fashion” highlight icon on my profile.

I plan on continuing my Instagram fashion shows each month but will now follow it up with a blog post to share what I ended up doing with each of the items in my Stitch Fix box. I’ll also share the item names, cost, and “all that jazz” so you can get a better idea of how this whole Stitch Fix subscription works.

Briefly, this is how Stitch Fix describes their services on their website:

Stitch Fix is an online styling service that delivers a truly personalized shopping experience, just for you. Fill out your Style Profile and a personal stylist will handpick pieces to fit your tastes, needs and budget—and mail them directly to your door. Each box contains five items of clothing, shoes and accessories for you to try on at home. Keep what you love, send the rest back in a prepaid USPS envelope. Shipping and returns are free—even for exchanges!

If you want a more thorough explanation, and how to get the most from your Fixes, don’t forget to check out my previous Stitch Fix post.

August 2019 Stitch Fix Items

My stylist, Sierra, did a fabulous job this month sending me items that meshed well with my personality. Prior to each Stitch Fix shipment, you have the opportunity to leave a note for your stylist to let them know what items you’re interested in seeing in your upcoming box. This time around, Sierra actually asked me in my July Fix to look in my closet and let her know some holes I was seeing in my wardrobe. Interestingly, I noticed that I was lacking some basic tee’s and those go-to items that are easy to mix and match for any day of the week.

Let’s see how Sierra did on making this happen for me!

41 Hawthorn – Zansia Curved Hem Knit Top $58

My thoughts: This shirt is extremely soft. It’s a little thicker than a regular cotton t-shirt which I think will be great for the summer/fall transition period. The length is perfect, just long enough to cover my booty, so I was able to pair it with some gray leggings and my Tory Burch riding boots.

Here’s what my Instagram followers thought:

My decision: KEEP

Warp + Weft – Becca Distressed Released Hem Skinny Jean $98

My thoughts: I absolutely love receiving jeans in my Stitch Fix boxes. Believe it or not, Stitch Fix is actually known for pairing their customers up with amazing jeans that fit their body perfectly. My favorite part about these jeans is the fact that they are stretchy. These will be perfect going into the holidays because I KNOW I will need some extra space in my pants for all the goodies I’ll be consuming. I also really love the color, distressed look and the hem at the bottom of these jeans.

Here’s what my Instagram followers thought:

My decision: KEEP

Violet & Red – Fanny Perforated Slingback Wedge $89

My thoughts: I am all about the wedges! I’m really not kidding either. I would probably have to say that the majority of the shoes in my closet are in the wedge style. With a husband who is 6’3”, I always feel more comfortable wearing a heel to add some height to my 5-foot body. I don’t want to look like a midget next to him. Wedges are the most comfortable way for me to add those extra few inches. These wedges, in particular, are amazing! I love the black perforated design of these shoes so much and I feel they’ll be perfect for fall in Florida. I’m literally in love with these shoes.

Here’s what my Instagram followers thought:

My decision: KEEP

Item #4 Bobeau – Winston Open Waterfall Cardigan $58

My thoughts: I specifically asked for a black cardigan from my Stitch Fix stylist, Sierra. After looking in my closet, I realized I had a million cardigans and not a single one in black. The ruffles on this cardigan give it a feminine look and a little bit of extra character. I love the length of the cardigan and the ultra-soft material too.

Here’s what my Instagram followers thought:

My decision: KEEP

Item #5 Market & Spruce – Trumer V-Neck Knit Top $28

My thoughts: I’m obsessed with the olive color of this shirt. It really goes well with my skin tone. The material of the shirt is a little stretchy which makes it super comfy to wear on any given day. It’s a fairly long t-shirt so I tucked it inside the front of my jeans and let it hang down in the back. Because of the longer length, I can easily see myself pairing this top with black leggings and an oversized cardigan once the weather cools down. I just love how versatile this top is!

Here’s what my Instagram followers thought:

My decision: KEEP

Final thoughts for my August 2019 Stitch Fix Box

I pretty much loved it all! If you did the math, I kept all five items in my August 2019 Stitch Fix box. It has actually been a pretty long time since I’ve kept all 5 items. The positive thing about keeping all 5 is you receive a 25% discount from Stitch Fix which is always a nice feeling. Altogether, with the discount and sales tax, my total for the 5 items was $264.40. For two shirts, a pair of jeans, cardigan, and shoes, I was pretty pleased with that.

Are you ready to try Stitch Fix?

If you’ve been thinking about trying Stitch Fix but haven’t, I encourage you to take advantage of my referral code so you can receive $25 off your first Fix. And just so you know, Stitch Fix also offers services for both men and children. They offer maternity, plus-sizes and even Big and Tall sizes too!

Thanks for stopping by to see my August 2019 Stitch Fix box! I hope to see you again in September. Don’t forget to follow me on Instagram in order to see my monthly fashion show and help me vote on the items to keep from my Fix.

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