Stitch Fix is switching its inventory-offering model toward private brands to reduce its costs and improve its profitability, CEO Matt Baer says on a call with analysts. The styling services ...

Nearly 50 percent of the assortment is in private brands. Instead of shipping five items per delivery, Stitch Fix provides up ...

To address those issues, Baer outlined a series of updates to “introduce a more modern and dynamic Stitch Fix,” including: The new Retail Therapy marketing series explores some of the biggest shopping ...

Customers can now earn Stitch Fix credit for “gently worn” apparel items they give back to the brand via ThredUp’s ...

Searching in the Stitch Fix app for my dress before Freestyle I recalled seeing the Leota brand at Nordstrom. So, I went into ...

The company will also broaden its assortment via third-party brands, according to Baer's post. In the past, some analysts have said that Stitch Fix hasn’t taken full advantage of the flood of ...

Brands like Rent the Runway, Baublebar, and Stitch Fix have seen success with pop-up shops. Dominick Miserandino, CEO of RetailWire, joins Jon Hansen to discuss how companies can benefit from pop-ups ...

A live webcast of the call will be accessible on the investor relations section of the Stitch Fix website at To access the call by phone, please register at this registration link. Upon registration, ...

Investors often prefer to invest in shares held by company insiders, as management is typically more aligned with the company’s success and shareholder interests. Currently, insiders own just 24.39% ...

they’re going to see a different Stitch Fix. They’re going to feel it differently. They’re going to experience it differently. And it starts with the brand identity itself.” Phase one of ...