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ThredUp sells name-brand clothing, but it’s secondhand, used clothes, which means cheaper than retail! Sometimes, much cheaper, but the clothes meet certain quality guidelines so you won’t be buying threadbare, damaged, or stained items (usually). This is where I buy clothes for myself most often.

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It’s a great way to build up a closet of clothes actually worth hanging up.īut, I just cannot afford to buy a full box. The prices of Stitch Fix clothes is very prohibitive to me and my budget, but I kinda love the idea still of a personal stylist picking out new clothes me and dressing me better than I ever dress myself, as I am totally NOT into fashion or shopping generally. I weighed the pros and cons of Stitch Fix in my last review. In my first honest review of Stitch fix, I put into question the Stitch Fix cost if you are a frugal person, like me.

I’ve tried out Stitch Fix three times now. Maybe it’s just because you’d like to know what else is out there.Īnd I don’t judge you for your reasons for looking into alternatives to Stitch Fix– the popular online personal styling service that sends clothes to your door without you having to leave home and try on 10,000 pairs of pants in the pursuit of the one pair that will fit you and your style perfectly.

Maybe it’s the type of clothes they carry. If it was late it was nonrefundable.Maybe it’s how much it costs. *initially we had a third blogger on board to review the service but her items arrived so late that she didn’t feel she had the time to properly photograph and style everything before the box was due to be sent back. If you have tried this service and had a different or more positive experience we’d love to hear from you! We all were surprised and disappointed by this outcome but hope it will save some of you the trouble. Even if it does appeal to you thredUP’s customer service would need to be seriously improved before we could recommend this service. How can anyone “get” your personal style and find the right pieces in the proper size and decent shape? Also if we care about over-consumption the idea of being sent a box of clothes you don’t necessarily need seems like a step in the WRONG direction and antithetical to discovering a special piece on your own. While we initially loved the idea of a subscription based service for second-hand clothes, after reading our blogger’s reviews we think the idea is ultimately flawed. When the opportunity presented itself- I couldn’t wait to partake in the experience. Since thredUP is a secondhand phenomenon- my curiosity was sparked. The thrill of the hunt to find amazing one of a kind pieces fuels my fire to create the best outfits on a budget. Personal Stylist & Style Blogger Kina of am a lover of secondhand finds and sustainable fashion. ThredUP review by Kina of Her Personal Style: Since I know my style is a little more complicated than most, I “loved” a decent amount of items to give the stylist a better idea of my style and even made a comment about it in one of the style questions. I also took advantage of the option to “love” things on the site that would aid the stylist in selecting items for my goody box.

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27th and chose to have a stylist pick out clothing for me based on a series of questions and a comment box. Once I actually got onto the site to order, I felt my spirits dampen slightly because most of the clothing, although cute, seemed rather boring for someone who enjoys the wilder side of fashion. I have never used services that shop for you and send merchandise each month, so the thought of trying one that is also sustainable was immediately intriguing to me. I was initially very excited to do a review of this service. Click through to the full reviews or scroll down to our summary at the bottom.Īffectionately Audrey in her own clothes from local secondhand stores Sound too good to be true? We asked *three thrift-loving style bloggers to try the service and tell us what they think. On their site they explain that you take a style quiz and pay a $10 “styling fee” –that will be applied to items you keep– and you’ll receive 10 like-new items handpicked to fit your size, style and budget. Which is why we were intrigued when we learned about ThredUP’s Goody Box subscription service. But we know the hunt to find the perfect item when there aren’t hundreds of the same thing can be challenging at times. It’s no secret that we’re big fans of second hand clothing –whether vintage or upscale or something in between.

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