Stitch Fix Cost: Membership Prices, Fees & Plans

Stitch Fix is an online personal styling service. You fill out a style profile with your sizes, budget, and preferences, and a stylist picks a box of clothing and accessories, called a Fix, that ships to your home. You try everything on, keep what you like, pay for those items, and send the rest back.

The cost has two parts: a styling fee for each Fix and the price of the items you keep. Stitch Fix does not require a subscription, so you can order one Fix at a time or schedule regular deliveries. The figures on this page are published by Stitch Fix on its official pricing page and were checked on Oct 11, 2026. Confirm the current terms on that page before you order.

The Styling Fee

Every Fix comes with a $20 styling fee. If you keep at least one item, the fee is credited toward your purchase, so in practice it works like a deposit. If you return everything, you pay the fee and nothing else.

Item Prices

Items start at $29. The final price of each Fix depends on what you keep and on the budget you set in your style profile. Prices vary by brand and category, so a box with a jacket or shoes will usually cost more than one with tops and basics. You can tell your stylist your price range for each type of item, and lowering it is the most direct way to control what a Fix costs.

Stitch Fix publishes two discounts on its pricing page.

Keep Five or More Items

If you keep five or more items from a Fix, you get 20% off the items you keep. This rewards keeping a full box, but it is only worth chasing if you like at least five pieces. Keeping an item you would not otherwise buy just to reach the discount usually costs more than returning it.

First Fix Offer

New customers get $20 off their first order, and Stitch Fix waives the $20 styling fee on that first Fix. That makes the first box the cheapest way to try the service. Check the offer terms on the pricing page, since promotions like this can change.

A typical Fix contains several pieces chosen for your profile, along with notes from your stylist on how to wear them. Stitch Fix includes a prepaid bag for returns, and you have a set number of days to decide what to keep. The exact number of items, the return window, and shipping terms are set by Stitch Fix and are not part of our data, so confirm them on the official site.

Stitch Fix has also let customers buy items directly from its site and app without ordering a styled box. Check the site for how those orders are priced.

Stitch Fix suits people who dislike shopping in stores, want help finding styles that fit, or have trouble finding the right sizes. You pay for the convenience of a stylist and home try-on.

It is less of a fit if you are shopping mainly on price, since you pay brand prices for the items plus a styling fee whenever you return a whole box. Early Fixes may miss more often while your stylist learns your taste.

A few ways to keep costs down:

• Set a clear budget: list your price range for each category in your style profile.
• Give detailed feedback: the more you tell your stylist about what you returned and why, the more likely the next Fix will contain items you keep.
• Space out deliveries: schedule Fixes less often, or order one only when you need something.

Sales tax may be added to the items you keep, depending on your state. Beyond the styling fee, the official pricing page does not list a membership fee, because there is no subscription.