April Stitch Fix

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Happy Wednesday!

Here we go with another Stitch Fix box. Last month, I had to cancel my box because it would have waited on my porch for 10 days while I was visiting my family in Canada. Womp womp. So canceled it I did.

Once April rolled around, I was checking all the tracking info on this box because I hadn’t had my ‘fix’ for nearly 2 months! {Get that little play on words there?! Wit just seeps from my body.}

Anyways, I got some great pieces. Here are the deets…and don’t mind my workout pants…or my cold sore. Kthanksbye.

Pixley Edmond Chevron Print Henley Shirt- $54. I spy a Blakey-cakey in the background. #momlife This shirt was a fun one to try on. It was super soft and a similar style to other shirts I own, but ended up sending it back because the pattern was a little too much. I was torn and on the fence about this shirt and seriously thought it through for hours. Like, I literally was putting this shirt back in the returns bag and then 5 minutes later hanging it back in my closet. I’m so indecisive.

Anyways, I sent it back. Too late to change my mind now.

Pixley Colibri Bird Print Tab0Sleeve Blouse- $48. LOVE. Love love love love love. I love the colors, the length, the fit, everything. Easy keep for me.

Octavia Chanelle Floral & Lace Infinity Scarf- $34. I really liked the two different patterns on this scarf, plus I love infinity scarves. It makes my life so much easier! Kept it.

Market & Spruce Xander Short Sleeve Woven BackSweatshirt- $54. This was the shirt that I pulled out and immediately knew I was going to keep. I love mixed fabrics and I especially loved the grey and pink.

Isn’t it so fun? I LOVE this shirt. Keeper.

Gilli Nica Lace Dress-$78. Yet again another piece of clothing that I was torn about. I liked the neckline, the sleeves and the empire waist. But the pattern was so busy! Plus, the loose fabric that was draping down past my hips didn’t do my lower half any favors. Aaaand, it was a touch too short for my liking. So sent it back.

I really wanted to like it, but just couldn’t spend the money on it knowing that I wouldn’t be comfortable wearing it. Too bad.

Overall, 3/5 items kept which is my average, so hooray for that 🙂

And I can’t wait for next months’ box already. Ha!

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