If you haven’t already heard, I accepted a position at a different company and quit my job last week. This new job that I will be starting on July 5th has a dress code of business professional. I am used to a dress code of pajamas and sweats as I’ve been working from home for the past 4 years. So when I found out that I got that job and decided to accept the position, I scheduled a Stitch Fix (affiliate link).
If you haven’t heard of Stitch Fix, it’s a clothing subscription box. You pay a $20 styling fee and you get a personal stylist who looks at your Stitch Fix style profile as well as your Pinterest fashion boards to help when they pick out 5 items to send in your box.
When you get the box, you have 3 days to try everything on and decide what to keep and what to send back. If you keep anything, the $20 styling fee comes out of your purchase. If you don’t keep anything, you lose that $20. If you keep all 5 items, you get a 25% discount.
I have ordered a Stitch Fix box a couple times before but I didn’t continue it every month because the clothes were a little too expensive for me to be purchasing every month, and I didn’t need them. Especially since I worked from home and wore pajamas most days.
But I decided to get one this week and to request mostly business professional attire. My stylist, Kristina, was amazing! She congratulated me on my new job and found me some adorable items! Now I just need your help deciding what I should keep and what I should send back by Monday. So here we go…
Table of Contents
Item 1: Papermoon Bristol Dress, $68 (Update: Kept)
Item 2: Pixley Tamarindo Blazer, $68 (Update: Sent Back)
Item 3: Market & Spruce Fitzgerald Crochet Detail Top, $54 (Update: Sent Back)
Item 4: Brixon Ivy Jarred Lace Detail Cap-Sleeve Blouse, $68 (Update: Kept)
Item 5: Papermoon Portee Tie Neck Blouse, $48 (Update: Sent Back)
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