You’re probably familiar with Stitch Fix, a personal shopping service that shops for you and delivers five pieces of clothing and accessories to your door for you to try. I’ve shared them on the blog before here, here, and here and if you read my reviews, you’ll know that my experience was sometimes hit or miss. Well, that has all changed with Stitch Fixes’ latest launch, Freestyle. Keep reading for my honest Stitch Fix Freestyle Review.
What is Stitch Fix Freestyle?
Stitch Fix Freestyle allows you to instantly buy items curated for you based on your style preferences without having to order a Fix first. Like the traditional Fix, you create a style profile with your size, fit and style preferences, and a personal online shop is created for you to discover and personally buy pieces that meet your style needs.
Freestyle is an incredibly effective way to shop, offering efficiency and convenience, allowing you to browse a personalized and instantly shoppable shopping feed with many ways to engage for inspiration and discovery, and eliminating the need to scroll and filter for relevant items endlessly. Shoppers who want a specific item can also buy pieces curated just for them from a variety of easily accessible categories and departments, brands, and seasonal trending shops.
Freestyle Cost
Unlike the original Stitch Fix, no styling fees or minimum orders are required to shop with Stitch Fix Freestyle. And shipping, returns, and exchanges are free, so there’s nothing to lose.
Freestyle Differentiating Features
Trending for You – Stylish outfits they think will look great on you.
Complete Your Looks – Outfits Stitch Fix styles around pieces you have already purchased from Stitch Fix.
Featured Brands – Shop your favorite brands based on your style profile.
More Categories – A selection of clothing and accessories categories with item recommendations personalized just for you in your size, including:
- Shop by Department – Easily find what you’re looking for when you need something specific.
- Fresh Finds – Trend & seasonally-led shops.
- Expert Picks – Collections that an influencer, celebrity, or stylist has curated.
What Brands are Available with Freestyle?
Stitch Fix Freestyle offers well-known brands, including Free People, Universal Standard, Vince, Madewell, Mother, Rag & Bone, The North Face, Club Monaco, and Girlfriend Collective, to name a few. They plan to continue to add more brands every month.
What I Bought from Stitch Fix Freestyle
It was easy to shop with Stitch Fix Freestyle. The site had a curated collection for me to browse based on my style profile. Here’s what I got:
Vero Moda Slip Skirt
A classic slip skirt is a seasonless staple, and I wanted to find one with a spring print. My eye was immediately drawn to this green and pink floral number. It’s a pull-on style with an elastic waistband in the back. As you can see, it’s easy to dress up or down.
Jacket | Sneakers | Skirt c/o Stitch Fix (get $20 off Freestyle after taking the style quiz) Bag c/o Teddy Blake (use code TBDOUSEDINPINK30 for $30 off at Teddy Blake)
Calvin Klien Vegan Leather Blouse
When the spring weather is still unpredictable, faux or vegan leather is the way to go. Instead of reaching for your leather moto jacket, try a faux leather top. It’s the perfect weight for those days when the weather is cold in the morning and warm in the afternoon. Bonus, this top is machine washable.
Jeans | Loafers | Top c/o Stitch Fix (get $20 off Freestyle after taking the style quiz) | Bag c/o Teddy Blake (use code TBDOUSEDINPINK30 for $30 off at Teddy Blake)
41 Hawthorn Pleated Satin Blouse
Satins and pleating are trending this season, and I couldn’t resist this champagne-colored satin blouse with pleats. As pretty as this top was, unfortunately, it didn’t fit right on me. So, I took advantage of Stitch Fix’s free returns, and it’s currently on its way back.
Blouse c/o Stitch Fix (get $20 off Freestyle after taking the style quiz) | Kimono | Jeans | Similar Mules
Final Thoughts
I mentioned my previous Stitch Fix experiences sometimes fell flat. If you like the concept of Stitch Fix but would prefer to shop on your own and without a styling fee, Freestyle is a great option for you. I loved how they personalized an online shop based on my style quiz. Just like with the regular Stitch Fix, you rate the items so that they will continue to evolve and always give you the most personalized shopping experience.
How to Try Freestyle
Click HERE to refresh your spring wardrobe and get $20 off Freestyle once you take the Style Quiz!
Thank you for reading!
I hope my Stitch Fix Freestyle review was helpful! Have you tried it yet? Let me know in the comments!
Also see: Summer Try-On & Stitch Fix Review and Winter Stitch Fix Review: What I Kept and Returned
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