StitchFix doesn’t have a “house” brand; much of their clothing is easily found in smaller mid-range boutique stores. It’s usually a bit overpriced for what it i

StitchFix doesn’t have a “house” brand; much of their clothing is easily found in smaller mid-range boutique stores. It’s usually a bit overpriced for what it is, but they also opened me up to a lot of things I wouldn’t ordinarily have worn but ended up liking. I look at Stitch Fix as a styling service more than clothes shopping. I can make a request like “something fun and summery I can wear to work in an office” and get something generally appropriate. I also don’t use it as a subscription service; if you buy one box at a time they generally run “no styling fee” promotions often enough there’s not much reason to do the subscription.