But what HAS been fun about Henry starting preschool is the shopping part! School supply shopping is my jam, and I'm so excited to have
About a month ago, I got an email telling me Stitch Fix now offers Fixes for kiddos. SAY WHAT?! I knew immediately I was going to order one for Henry - because how cute is a subscription clothing box for a three-year-old?
Really cute, as I would come to find out!
If you don't know about Stitch Fix (<--Referral link!), let me give you a little rundown. Stitch Fix is a clothing subscription service, and you decide how frequently, or infrequently, you'd like a shipment. You'll fill out a detailed style profile about your sizes, style preferences, and budget (and it's super fun to fill out the profile to see what your style preferences are!). They offer pieces for women, men, and kiddos, of course. You pay a $20 styling fee that gets applied to your purchase, but right now, if you sign up for your first /fix through my link, your first styling fee is waived. Zero risk! And, if someone signs up through your referral link, you get a $25 credit to use toward your next purchase! (And let me tell you, that adds up to some awesome free close!) The BEST part of Stitch Fix? It comes directly to my house which means I can see how everything is going to look on me (or Henry!) before I buy!
For Henry's first Fix, I told the stylist I was looking for some great back-to-school basics - pants, shirts, and maybe even some shoes that would make him look put together but comfortable for running around the playground. Suny was our stylist, and I kind of love the pieces that were chosen. Plus, there were so many fun details - the note was written directly to Henry, and the Fix includes some stickers that we were all about upon seeing them!
I also love that Henry's Fix included a LOT of pieces. When I get a Fix, I get five items - Henry got 10! More variety, more selection, and a bigger chance we're going to find a piece or two we can't live without!
1. Cali Supply Co Noah Layered Long Sleeve Graphic Tee, $16
2. Flapdoodles Jeremy Fundamental Star Jogger, $20
You guys. My child refused - REFUSED - to try the clothes on. Is he even my child if he doesn't want to try on a Stitch Fix?! This is the closest he'd let me get - "I'll lay down on the floor, and you can put them on me." So, we tried that.
Okay, but anyway. Although I didn't initially love the green pants, Henry is a sucker for stars, so of course HE was drawn to them. He also loves wearing his headphones when we're doing noisy things, so the shirt was pretty cute since it had headphones on it. I love this for casual, play clothes, but I don't know that this is a school outfit for him.
3. DL1961 Bradford Slim Fit Stretch Knit Jeans, $38
4. Harry Potter Graphic Tee, $14
5. Flapdoodles Flynn Raglan Tee, $14
You'll notice from the picture, Henry wanted to be close to the action, but he still had no interest in trying the clothing on. And clearly I do NOT know how to take a flat lay photo. But I digress. These jeans are the SOFTEST pants in the world. I would have LOVED to see how they fit on him - he's fairly tall for his age, but he's slim, so pants are always a crapshoot. I still might try to get these on him while he's sleeping or something so I can see how they fit. I like the Hogwarts shirt, but I'm also wondering if I'm keeping that for me or him since he's not really aware of who Harry Potter is yet. The Raglan tee is super cute... but do I like this color combo, or the next one?
6. Flapdoodles Flynn Raglan Tee, $14
7. Warp + Weft Trevor Woven Jogger Pant, $32
8. Rumi + Ryder Classic Everyday Sport Tee, $16
9. Rumi + Ryder Classic Everyday Sport Hoodie, $24
This is probably my favorite combo of them all - the Play to Win shirt and Hoodie are from the same company, and they're SO, so soft. Like butter soft. And the joggers are so cute! Again, I need to wrestle these on to him so I can see how they fit, but darnit if they're not adorable!
10. Sperry Bodie Jr. Shoe, $30
Okay, I lied - he DID let me put something on him. These Sperrys are seriously the sweetest little shoes, and I love that they look cute with shorts (and would look good with pants too!). I ordered these just a little bit larger than his normal sizee, so I'm hoping he'll grow into them for school because darn, they're cute.
So that's Henry's first Fix. It would be a hell of a lot easier to decide what to keep if he had let me put the clothes on him, but we'll make it work. Any must haves you see here?
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