2019 has flown by so quickly and we are now in the magical month of December.  The first of the month means a new Stitch Fix review and I’m excited to share what my stylist picked for me to try this month.

December 2019 Stitch Fix Review

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Stitch Fix Details

• Stitch Fix is a personal styling service.  When you sign up for Stitch Fix, you fill out a detailed style profile that helps your stylist know your likes and dislikes.  Since I’ve received 76 Stitch Fix shipments, my stylist knows my likes and dislikes very well and I almost always like every item in my Fix, a good problem to have!
• When a Fix arrives, you have three days to try the clothes on and to decide what to keep and what to send back.  Stitch Fix includes a postage paid envelope making returns super easy.
• When you sign up for Stitch Fix, you can choose how often a box is delivered.  You can pick a monthly options or schedule a box when you’d like to receive one.I do not like shopping and love receiving clothing from Stitch Fix.  I get clothes that I like without having to do any work other than pinning things that I like to my fashion board on Pinterest.  My stylist, Brittany H., checks my Pinterest board for inspiration and also reads my note to her each month to see if I have any special requests.
• You can find links to all of my Fixes here and also be sure to check out my Stitch Fix Review Board on Pinterest where I pin my favorite looks.

This Month’s Stitch Fix Items

This month I asked Brittany for a dress and sweaters or tops to enjoy now that the weather is getting cold in my neck of the woods.  As always, Brittany found some great things for me to try.

Market & Spruce Izara Shirt Dress

I was excited to see this Market & Spruce Izara Shirt Dress coming my way.  I love both checks and a shirt dress style, so I had a feeling that I would like this dress once I tried it on.

I was correct and as soon as I tried this on, I knew that I was keeping it.

The fabric is a super soft flannel and the sleeves have a tab so that they can be rolled up.  If you look at my left arm, you can see the button where the tab fastens. 

I meant to take pictures with the sleeves rolled up, but it was chilly when we shot these pictures, and we also were losing light, so I completely forgot.

This dress will be a great addition to my wardrobe.  The only thing that this dress doesn’t have that I wish it did was pockets.

Verdict:  Keep

Pink Clover Nouri Textured Two Pocket Cardigan

When I saw the preview picture of this Pink Clover Nouri Textured Two Pocket Cardigan, I wasn’t especially excited to try it on.  Boy was I wrong! The second I slipped this cozy cardigan on, I knew that I wanted to keep it.

Last month Sherman wasn’t very cooperative when we shot Stitch Fix pictures.  This month I tried to get as many pictures with him as I could.  He almost always turns his head to the side when the camera is pointed at him. 

As we were taking pictures, our neighbor came home and after she oohed and awed over Sherman, she did the same over my outfit.

I took that as a sign that I should definitely keep this sweater.

At $48, this sweater is reasonably priced and I’m sure to be cuddled up in it all winter.

 

Verdict:  Keep

Mason & Belle Centra Tie Front Top

When I saw the preview picture for this Mason & Belle Centra Tie Front Top, I really liked it.  Once I tried it on, I knew that I was keeping it.  I love the style, pattern, and especially love the tie front.  

My necklace is from Rocksbox.  Rocksbox is a jewelry subscription service that sends three pieces of jewelry that you can wear for as long as you like each month.  When you send your three pieces back, or buy what you like, a new box is sent.  If you’d like a free month of Rocksbox, sign up with this code: PAULABFF54. 

I paired this top with Liverpool Kaylee skinny jeans from my October Fix and booties from Payless.  

Verdict:  Keep

Par La Mer Celene Covered Button Blouse

I loved the color and style of this Par La Mer Celene Covered Button Blouse.  

I asked Brittany to start sending me a size up in blouses as my shoulders and back have gotten bigger from weight lifting and I’ve grown out of many of my Stitch Fix blouses and dresses.  I felt like this blouse was a tad too big but Mr. SP thought it fit well.

I liked this blouse a lot but not enough to keep it.  

Verdict: Return

Fate Lalith Crew Neck Perforated Detail Pullover

The last item to try was the Fate Lalith Crew Neck Perforated Detail Pullover.  This sweater was cozy and super soft.

It also was a size bigger that what I usually receive and it felt slightly big on me.  

Since it felt a little too big, I didn’t keep it.  Stitch Fix does offer a “size up” or “size down” option when you check out, but I didn’t like this sweater enough to try to get a smaller size.

$68 is also more than I want to pay for an item that I’m not completely smitten over.

Verdict:  Return

 

In Summary

Like always, it was super fun to receive my Stitch Fix box.  I now have three new items added to my wardrobe that I’m sure to enjoy wearing all winter.

Market & Spruce Izara Shirt Dress – $68 – Keep

Pink Clover Nouri Textured Two Pocket Cardigan – $48 – Keep

Mason & Belle Centra Tie Front Top – $42 – Keep

Par La Mer Celene Covered Button Blouse – $42 – Return

Fate Lalith Crew Neck Perforated Detail Pullover – $68 – Return

 

Try Stitch Fix

I love receiving each Stitch Fix box and really enjoy getting cute clothes without having to shop for them.  If you’ve been thinking about trying Stitch Fix, I encourage you to do so.  If you sign up using my referral link, you’ll get $25 off your first box.  That means that your styling fee will be taken care of and you’ll have $5 credit toward anything that you want to keep.  If you don’t like your items, you’ve lost no money.  Why not try Stitch Fix risk free?