Seasons come and go — but good style should last forever.
Curating a perfect closet is no small task, especially if you live in a place where some days require shorts and a top and others call for a sweater, jacket, boots and accessories.
Luckily for all of us, there are now many services that do the heavy lifting when it comes to shopping.
Yes, much like monthly meal kits, fine wine and beauty product delivery services — there are now clothing subscription boxes that range from monthly curated selections to fashion rentals that keep your closet always on trend without ever visiting the mall.
Browse our picks below, sorted by women’s, men’s and children’s monthly clothing box delivery options for everyone in the family.
Best women’s clothing subscription boxes:
1. Stitch Fix
Want a full range of options for all seasons that doubles as a personal shopping experience, look no further than Stitch Fix.
“Tell us about your one-of-a-kind style, fit & price range in your quiz. We’ll curate pieces for you and listen to your feedback — so you always look and feel your best,” the brand’s site said. “Try on pieces at home, buy favorites and send back the rest. A $20 Fix styling fee covers your stylist’s expertise and time — it gets credited toward anything you keep.”
Stitch Fix offers clothing for women of all shapes and sizes, from petite to plus-size, big and tall to maternity. While you never have to sign up for automatic deliveries, if you want to subscribe, you can choose from the following time frames depending on your needs: every two to three weeks, every month, every other month or every three months.
2. Petite Ave, use code NYP10OFF for 10% off your first shipment
Petite Ave is the street to visit if you’re a fashionista under 5-foot-5.
You’ll never have to hem your jeans or tuck in long shirts again with this subscription shopping service for women 5-foot-5 and below. Start off with a style quiz to share what you like and don’t like and what items you most want. Then pay a $25 styling fee that will go toward what you choose to keep once your package arrives with five unique pieces all picked just for you. If there are items you don’t love, just send them back in a prepaid package and wait for next month’s arrival.
As an added bonus, New York Post readers can enjoy 10% off their first box with the exclusive code NYP10OFF at checkout.
3. Rent the Runway Maternity
Not only do the seasons change, but your body might change too, especially if you have a baby onboard.
Don’t buy tons of maternity clothes that you’ll outgrow in weeks when you could rent high-class items from Rent the Runway and return them when you need a bigger size. Pick a plan that works for you starting at $69 per month, from a four-item per month plan, an eight-item plan and a 16-item plan for the fashionista. Keep the clothes as long as you like (and as long as they fit your growing bump) and then send them back when you want to try something new.
4. Fabletics VIP Membership
If your gym clothes consist of ratty shirts and shorts, it’s time for an upgrade that fits your schedule.
Fabletics has a VIP membership that is as flexible as you are in your favorite yoga pose. Pay a monthly fee of $49.95 on the sixth day of each month, and use that to redeem a two-piece outfit worth up to $80 for a guaranteed savings. If you don’t need anything new that month, it’s super easy to skip a month, and you won’t be charged so long as you skip before the fifth.
5. Elite Box by Adore Me
Never have a boring underwear drawer again, with a subscription to Elite by Adore Me.
The Elite Box is a curated box of beautiful lingerie, chosen just for you every time. First, take a style quiz to tell the team exactly what you like and don’t like, and add in options for pajamas, loungewear and activewear, too. Pay a $20 styling fee and once your items come in the mail, that fee goes toward what you choose to keep. Simply mail back the rest (or keep it all) in the prepaid box and rock your new pieces till the next time you want new items.
6. Nadine West
Great things come in pink packages, right?
Nadine West is a subscription shopping service that sends four to six items right to your door, with affordable price tags every time. The $9.78 shipping fee is applied as a credit for the items you choose to keep, making it totally free, and each item ranges from less than $10 to around $30, depending on your preferences. You can always skip a month, pause your account or change your shipping frequency whenever you want, in case your closet fills up too fast.
7. Daily Look
Don’t worry about looking good day-to-day — let Daily Look do the work for you.
This clothing subscription service relies on experts stylists to curate boxes just for you, based on your preferences recorded on a style quiz. Then, a box is sent to your home with up to 12 items, allowing you to buy what you love and return what you don’t. Sizing runs from 0-14 or XS-XL, with a waist size 24-33, while pricing starts with a $40 styling fee per box and items start at $60.
8. Nuuly
If you love trendy clothes from brands like Anthropologie, Free People and Urban Outfitters, but can’t afford to keep buying new pieces, Nuuly is for you.
The clothing rental service is actually owned by the URBN parent company of those aforementioned brands, as they have over 150 designers, perfect for those looking for new, trendy pieces. Nuuly only offers one plan, keeping things simple with six items at a time for $88, great for a straight forward shopper who wants a few iconic items at a time.
Since this is a rental service, you can wear the clothes and send them all back for more, or you can opt to buy the pieces you fall in love with for a discounted rate. A win-win, for sure!
9. Dia and Co.
Plus-sized fashions shouldn’t be hard to shop for. Make it even easier with styles deluvered right to your door with Dia and Co.
The extended size brand now offers Style Boxes, which are curated based on your preferences or a theme like their New Year Box or Cold Weather Box. No matter what you choose, there is a $20 styling fee for each box that can then be applied to any items you wish to keep. The rest can be sent back for free, after five days of trying them on at home.
Best men’s clothing subscription boxes:
1. Frank and Oak Style Plan
Keep your closet up to date and stylish for every season with a clothing subscription from Frank and Oak.
“When you subscribe to Style Plan, our Stylists pick out our latest seasonal pieces based on your personal preferences and send them straight to your door every month. You can try on the items from the comfort of your own home, and pay for only those you decide to keep. As a Style Plan member, you also benefit from exclusive member pricing (up to 20% off) and free standard shipping site-wide at all times,” said the site.
The Style Plan includes three to five items specially curated to your liking, with each item ranging from $29 to $149. Choose to keep it all, some or none of the clothes each month, but we think you’ll love it all.
2. The Menlo Club
Want the down-low on a supertrendy men’s fashion club?
The Menlo Club covers all the bases for you to curate your perfect closet, combining three brands to span dress and casual clothes, athletic wear and shoes all in one subscription.
“For $60 per month or $75 per season, you will receive a curated package of Five Four, New Republic, Grand Running Club, or Melrose Place apparel. On average, you receive two items per package and every package is different. Plus, we process easy size exchanges, give you free shipping, and offer pausing or canceling anytime,” explained the site.
3. Stately
Are you a stately man who dresses like a commoner?
Change that up with Stately; a subscription box for men with upscale pieces and solid pricing. First, take a style quiz so the team can choose the perfect items for you. Then, choose a plan and wait for your box. The $99 Sharp plan includes three or more items and is valued at $200, the $149 Luxe plan includes five or more items valued at a total of $300 or more, and the most deluxe Regal plan goes for $299 per package, including six or more items, and is valued at $600 or more.
4. Nordstrom Trunk Club
Nordstrom Trunk Club is a personal stylist in a box, saving you a trip to their store but providing impeccable style all from the comfort of your own home.
This club doesn’t follow a subscription model, but instead charges a $25 styling fee to curate your box based on a style quiz. Then, once your items arrive and you choose what you want to keep, that fee is applied to those items. Sounds simple enough, and since returns and exchanges are free, there isn’t much to lose except bad style.
5. Gentleman’s Box
No outfit is complete without the proper accessories, and if you are a proper gentleman, not just any accessories will do.
Cue Gentleman’s Box, a high-class men’s accessories subscription with two ways to play. Choose the Classic plan and receive four to six fashion essentials like ties, cufflinks, grooming samples and more for $35 per quarter. Upgrade to the Premium plan and get sent four to five items like leather goods, electronics and luxury watches, all for $99 per quarter.
6. Cuts
The best-looking men are the ones who know how to dress to their body type, and that means trading in baggy shirts for well-fitting ones.
Cuts makes that a breeze, sending two new shirts made for your body right to your door every month. The best part is, no random clothing will be sent out, as you have the option to pick which two shirts you want from a selection of bestsellers and new releases. For $94 per month and with easy exchanges, this is the time to toss ratty tees and start curating your perfect shirt drawer.
Best children and teen clothing subscription boxes:
1. Kidpik
Change their wardrobe as often as they change their tastes with a subscription to Kidpik.
The monthly children’s subscription box contains three coordinated outfits, which makes dressing the little ones a breeze. Made up of seven pieces of clothing and accessories, pick and choose which items to keep and which to return, with a 30% discount if you choose to keep the whole box. Kidpik comes in both boys and girls styles, and you can order them to come once per month, every two months or every third month depending on your needs.
2. Rockets of Awesome
Want a blast of fashion at a great price and incentive to recycle to save our Earth? Rockets of Awesome is here to take you to great fashion heights.
The children’s clothing subscription doubles as a recycling program, providing incentives to send back old clothes once your child outgrows them. Backing it up, first pay a $20 styling fee and take a clothing quiz to tell the team what size from two to 14, and how many items you want to receive from five, eight or 12. Then check your phone for a sneak peek as to what will be shipped so picky kids can make last minute tweaks. As for your old clothes, the Rockets Reverse program will take your old clothes back and give you credit to spend on future orders of new stuff. A win-win, if you ask us.
3. Stitch Fix Kids
Stitch Fix isn’t just for mom and dad anymore, but they may need help to sign up for an account for the little ones.
The personal styling service now carries sizing from toddlers to tweens, sending eight to 12 pieces in each box, with each item starting at only $10. The $20 styling fee is applied to anything you choose to keep, plus those that keep the whole box can get 25% off, making it an even better bargain.
4. Loot Wear
This subscription is ideal for the kid who spends the day on Netflix or curled up with a book. From Loot Crate comes a clothing and accessories box called Loot Wear, with boxes for T-shirts, socks, underwear and tech wearables all from their favorite fandoms.
The T-shirt box is on sale now for just $13.99, down from $24.99 and comes with one exclusive tee per month. The sock box is $9.99 and comes with two pairs of socks, while the underwear crate costs $10.99 and comes with one pair of boxer-brief style undies in an exclusive design.
5. FabKids
What’s faster: your child on the playground or how quickly they outgrow their sneakers?
With FabKids, make sure they always have the perfect sized shoe and stylish clothes, all for the lowest prices possible. The VIP plan costs $39.95 per month, which is applied to anything you buy that month, or can roll over to the next month should you forget to skip. Right now, the winter shoe promotion is going on, with two pairs of shoes for just $9.95 total, plus free shipping as an added bonus.
For more shopping recommendations, check out the New York Post Shopping section.