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As you've seen from my last post, I've been getting into style subscription boxes lately - think boxes like Stitch Fix and its competitors like Trunk Club, Wantable, and now: Trendsend by Evereve. Here are my thoughts on what I received and the experience.  Average Cost per Item: Trendsend is more expensive by average cost per item than my Stitch Fix, Trunk Club, or Wantable boxes were, with most items valued at $75 or higher. They have a $1 styling fee for your first box, so that's pretty good. Unlike Stitch Fix or Trunk Club there are no big referral credits to stack up, though. You can get 20% off your first box with a referral link and 20% off future boxes by referring to others, but I kind of prefer Stitch Fix and Trunk Club for a fixed dollar credit. The items are also on the pricier side. If you keep 4 or more, you get 10% off.  Shipping: My Trendsend box came really fast, inside of one week.  Item Selection : A key note I read was to make a "wishlist"

The year is 2021 and it has been a year since I bought a piece of clothing in a store. Maybe longer, actually - even in the pre-pandemic days I was doing most of my shopping online, clothing included.  I've seen clothing subscription boxes and felt it was time to give not one, but three, a try. Stitch Fix vs. Wantable vs Trunk Club - which was best? Instead of doing the normal thing and just trying one, in an effort to find the best style box for me and to determine if Stitch Fix's competitors were worthwhile, I decided to fill out profiles with three separate services and pit them in a subscription styling box death match.  Wantable Review Up first, because it arrived first, is Wantable . Of the three services I tried, this was probably the one I'd heard the least about.  The Gist : Wantable sends you 7 items, and if you keep 5 you get a discount of 20% on each item. It has the usual style quiz and then something called a "stream" of live items you can request to