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Receta Visiting Stitch Fix Headquarters
by Julie Bream

Hello from the overflowing closet at Stitch Fix headquarters!

So many beautiful clothes!!!

I’ve blogged about my experience with Stitch Fix before, but for those of you who may be unfamiliar with the company, Stitch Fix (affiliate link!) is a personalized styling service. You create a style profile by answering various questions about yourself and then a stylist selects five items they think you will love to send to your home. The styling fee is $20 per “fix” but you can apply that toward the items you want to buy, should you choose to keep anything from your fix. Return shipping is free, so you can easily send back whatever you don’t want by placing everything in the big return envelope that comes with every fix. It’s a really awesome concept and the company is growing like crazy!

I arrived in San Francisco at 10 p.m. on Tuesday night and immediately headed to the townhouse where Stitch Fix arranged for our group of bloggers to stay while we are in the city.

I am so impressed by the time and energy the company put into making the townhouse look incredibly festive and cozy! We walked in to find holiday decorations everywhere, twinkling lights along the fireplace mantel and Christmas music playing in the background. After a six hour flight, it felt great to unpack my bags in a place that had such a homey touch.

Of course they added a little Stitch Fix flare to the decor!

We ended up staying up until 1:30 a.m. (4:30 a.m. Florida time!), but Raechel, Kacia, Gina and I we were all so excited to be in the city and had so much fun chatting away in our pajamas, drinking wine and snacking on peppermint chocolate.

Stitch Fix Headquarters

Our first full day in San Francisco kicked off at 9:30 a.m. with a short walk to the Stitch Fix headquarters.

A pit stop for coffee at the adorable Cafe Madeline occurred on our way!

Once we arrived, we were immediately greeted by lots of smiling faces and some seriously stylish women who escorted us to comfortable couches so we could participate in the “Flash,” a morning meeting that occurs daily at Stitch Fix where the buyers present recent purchases to Stitch Fix stylists.

I was also excited to learn that some of the fixes will start to feature purses and I fell in love with this oversize slouchy cross-body purse.

So cute!

After The Flash, Cotille put us to work and had everyone from our blogger group pull ten pieces for a random Stitch Fix customer. I pulled “Lily” out of a hat and had to pick 10 pieces for her according to her style preferences.

I selected the following items for Lily and joked that styling her was so easy because we had the exact same preferences and body type!

And then we learned that the random people we selected to style were actually the bloggers in our group, but they were given fake names. I just happened to randomly pull my own name, disguised as Lily, out of the hat!

It was fun to see how the other bloggers styled each other according to their style preferences.

Jenna unknowingly styled Kacia and did a great job!

Once our styling activity was done, it was lunchtime. Our group walked a couple of blocks to grab sandwiches and salads at The Sentinel.

I ordered the chicken mole salad with tortilla chips and thought it was fantastic! We ate outside at a local park because the weather was absolutely gorgeous. (Thank you so much to blog reader Dallas for stopping by to say hi!)

After lunch, we walked back to the Stitch Fix headquarters to complete our final activity of the day. Styling “Quinn,” the Stitch Fix mannequin!

We were given six different occasions to style around ranging from a “romantic date night” to a “glam girls’ night out” and a “preppy picnic in the park.” We then piled into a mini van and drove all over the city, posing Quinn in front of various San Francisco hot spots.

(Me, Raechel and Gina)

Taking Quinn the mannequin all over San Francisco was a great way to get outside and see the city.

The FULL HOUSE house! (Oh heeey, Uncle Jesse!)

And the Mrs. Doubtfire house!

One of the most beautiful stops we made was in front of the Palace of Fine Arts.

It was an amazing day and I am pumped to have more fun with the Stitch Fix team today!

Hope you’re having a fabulous Thursday!