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How To Cancel Stitch Fix in 4 Easy Steps (With Photos)

Updated: September 6, 2023 by Marc Storch | Leave a comment

An online styling service, Stitch Fix personalizes your wardrobe based on size, style and budget. You receive a box of clothes tailored when you sign up. You can keep the clothes if they fit or send them back if they don’t. If you no longer want to get your fixes, you can cancel your Stitch Fix account in four simple steps.

1. Navigate to Stitchfix.com

Open your web browser and go to Stitchfix.com then log into your account.

*To access your account, you must provide a valid email address and password.*
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2. Click on Manage Fix Frequency

*Under Manage automatic fixes, you can change the number of fixes you receive in a year.*
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After you log in to your account, click on the option that reads Manage Fix Frequency.

3. Select to Stop receiving Fixes automatically

*Stitch Fix allows you to adjust Shipment date for your fixes.*
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Now that you have clicked on Manage Fix Frequency you will see two options. One will read I want to change my fix frequency, and the other, I want to stop receiving automatic fixes. Click on the first to cancel your automatic orders.

4. Cancel your next fix (Optional)

If you do not want to receive your next fix as well as cancel your automatic orders. Click on Yes, please cancel my [month/day] Fix.

Congratulations, you have canceled your Stitch Fix subscription. Unless you followed step 4, which is optional, you will not receive anymore Stitch Fix orders. With this method Stitch Fix still has access to your information, so if you ever want to reactivate your account it is a simple process.

Check out the video below for a quick walk-through of the the steps we’ve just outlined.

Deleting Your Account Information

If you do not want Stitch Fix to have your information after canceling your automatic orders. We highly recommend this for people who are completely over Stitch Fix, and know that you do not want to order any more clothes from them. You can follow these 4 easy steps to fully deactivate your account.

Navigate to Stitchfix.com
Select Profile and Settings.
Click on Account Information.
Select Deactivate Your Account. Note: You will be asked to confirm this choice.
Email Stitch Fix at [email protected] and request that they remove all your information from their records.

The image featured at the top of this post is ©Daniel G. Wells III, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it worth getting Stitch Fix?

Stitch Fix might be worth checking out if you have trouble shopping for yourself. When they first launched, Stitch Fix was the only option, but now there are other similar personal styling services.

Does Stitch Fix actually use stylists?

Stitch Fix does use actual stylists for their recommendations. But these stylists do not work on commission, so they will not be trying to sell you everything.

What if I hate my Stitch Fix?

The good thing with Stitch Fix is that you can always send everything back any item you don’t like. Stitch Fix also encourages you to leave feedback with every order so their stylists can get a better feel of your style.

How many hours does a Stitch Fix stylist work?

That varies from stylist to stylist, but they typically work at least 15 hours a week.

Where do clothes from Stitch Fix come from?

Stitch Fix sources branded clothes directly from the brands themselves, for example, Adidas and Tommy Hilfiger. Apart from buying from brands, Stitch Fix also produces items for its exclusive labels.