Stitch Fix review

Stitch Fix works differently from the other boxes here: you pay a $20 styling fee per Fix, a stylist picks clothes for your size, style and budget, and you only buy what you keep. The fee is credited to anything you keep, and shipping, returns and exchanges are free. There is no subscription requirement; you can set automatic Fixes or order a box on demand. Stitch Fix says women's and men's items start at around $28 and run up to about $500, and kids' items cover sizes 2T to 18. Sample Fixes on the home page list budgets such as $50 to $150 for elevated basics. The catch is that the box itself is not the product: the clothes cost extra, and if you return everything you still pay the $20 fee. For someone who hates shopping for clothes, it removes the most work of any box we compared.

Who it is for

people who want clothes picked for them

Price

$20 styling fee per Fix, credited to items you keep.

You’ll pay a $20 styling fee per Fix order, which is then credited to whatever you keep.
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 13, 2026.

Key features

• $20 styling fee per Fix, credited to anything you keep
• No subscription required; automatic Fixes or on demand
• Women's and men's items from about $28 to about $500
• Kids' clothing in sizes 2T to 18
• Free shipping, returns and exchanges

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: The styling fee goes toward items you keep
• Strength: Free shipping and returns
• Strength: You set your own budget in the style quiz
• Weakness: Clothing costs extra on top of the box
• Weakness: Pay for the styling fee even if you return everything
• Weakness: Item prices run up to about $500

Key facts

• Styling fee: $20 per Fix, credited to purchases
• Subscription: Not required
• Item prices: About $28 to $500 for adults
• Kids' sizes: 2T to 18
• Shipping and returns: Free

Where it ranks

Stitch Fix is No. 7 in our Best Subscription Boxes verdict.