Stitch Fix pricing centers on a $20 styling fee per Fix, which is credited toward any items you keep, plus the cost of the items themselves. If you keep all items, you typically receive a discount (often around 20% off the full box), and if you return everything, the $20 styling fee still applies (though you can usually apply a first-time credit or promotions in some cases). Prices for individual items generally range from about the high $20s up to around $500, depending on the item type and brand, with most everyday pieces falling in the $30–$70 range for tops and similar mid-range pricing for other categories. Stitch Fix now also offers Freestyle, which lets you shop items directly online without a styling fee, using the same style-profile signals to curate selections. Key points to know:
- Styling fee: $20 per Fix, credited toward kept items. If nothing is kept, you still pay the $20 styling fee.
- Price range: Most items span roughly $30–$120 for core items like tops, jeans, dresses; shoes and higher-end pieces can be more expensive.
- Discounts: Buy-all-five discounts (commonly around 20%) are typical when you keep everything in a Fix.
- Frequency: You can request fixes on-demand or set a regular cadence; Freestyle is an alternative shopping option without a styling fee.
- No-subscription requirement: You’re not locked into a subscription; you can request Fixes as you like.
If you’d like, I can tailor this to your location (US/UK etc.), your typical budget per item, and whether you’re considering Fixes or Freestyle, and provide a quick cost estimate for a sample box based on your budget.
