Absolutely perfect on you! Great find. How is the fit? Do their dresses run TTS ?
Thank you!
Yes, I have found their items to run TTS. Most are sized XS-XL rather than with numeric sizing.
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I have had good luck with ordering from them as well, 1 dress and a few tops. This dress looks great on you.
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That dress is too cute! 
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I love you in that dress! So many places you can wear it and it has sleeves! I just so rarely wear dresses I’m reluctant to buy any more. Plus, 2 nephews are engaged and whatever I may buy I’d like to think of being guest at future weddings. haha!
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I posted earlier that I ordered from Quince and wasn’t thrilled with my items so I returned them.
The post office delivered my items to Quince on 08/31, but they weren’t credited to my card
I had to initiate chat and send them screenshots that my items were delivered to them.
Only after I provided them the “evidence”, was I credited for my return.
I’m not happy with that customer service and won’t be ordering with them again.
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Quince, as a brand, feels off to me.
Not really a huge cost savings on most things, not terrific quality.
I ordered their $50 cashmere sweater for one of my girls. She likes to layer, so the very thin cashmere was definitely a plus in our eyes…and she takes exceptional care of her stuff so those relatively cheaply made sweaters will last 2-4 years for her.
Quince, however, markets as “luxury”. Which it patently isn’t. Your return debacle shows this very clearly.
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This time of year can be tricky. For church today I opted for a light rust colored (not my usual blue or pink), short sleeved, pocketed belted shirtdress. Was surprised to receive a few compliments. One gal came back later to ask where I got it. (Perhaps she liked the pockets? Or the fit on a short lady.) I laughed and explained it was from last year’s clearance rack at Kohl’s, I think $12.
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Looks great on you!
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I have not received the Quince brand as luxury. But I’m not nor ever will be in the luxury market.
From the products I’ve ordered (4 or 5 orders) I see them as good quality, good price. I’ve used all the items I’ve ordered over and over and nothing is falling apart. I don’t overbuy on clothing so my closet gets used. I’ve also received all orders pretty quickly - less than a week from order date.
The clothing market must serve a wide range of customers In terms of style, age, price, size, etc. No one place Can serve all needs and nearly all places can allow you to “dress young “!
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I think you are looking at the brand correctly.
Quince however has the tagline “Luxury Essentials, Honestly Priced” as their header. That’s the only reason I judge their clothing through that prism, as I do their customer service (as described by deb922).
I received a Quince gift card as an unsolicited ‘reward’ from one of my credit cards (I get these 1-2 a year and usually just use the exact amount, or less). I purchased a jean jacket for one of my kiddos, it was completely fine. Nothing spectacular, and nothing I would say was a luxury essential.
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After loooong considerations, I decided to buy the bubble skirt I wanted so badly - in a larger size, because my size was not available. It was a gamble because the skirt was final sale… it worked out! The skirt is supposed to be higher waisted, so the bigger size is loose, but works well as a low rise (sits on my hips). Yay!!!
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For me, Quince is more of a “luxury look for less”. For less than $60 I’m not expecting top shelf cashmere. I have several of the $50 cashmere sweaters and they have held up and still look great. I’m guessing (and I would hope, for the price difference) that if I compared them to the Jenni Kayne cashmere, I’d notice the difference. A friend I saw this past weekend had one of their leather bags and some earrings that she loved.
I have one of their quilts on my bed that I’ve been happy with. I will likely order a heavier one for winter. I appreciate being able to change my bedding seasonally without spending a ton but still being able to get something that looks like I spent more than I did.
On the other side, I ordered a couple of dresses that I thought looked cheap, but I didn’t have any issues with returning them.
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My Quince purchases have been cotton sweaters and I have been happy with them so far. I don’t consider them “ luxury purchases “ but rather everyday basics.
The comments about the return issues do give me pause.
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Anyone have experience with Garnet Hill? I ordered a swimsuit there that I loved, but I haven’t ordered clothes. I really like this, but I don’t know what size I am, and I HATE having to pay return fees https://www.garnethill.com/washable-cashmere-bomber-cardigan/699568?searchTerm=Cashmere+bomber
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I’ve just ordered swimsuits, I ordered a couple of sizes and styles and returned the ones I didn’t care for. It was postage-paid and my card was credited quickly.
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That is so cute! Definitely me
garnet hill does free exchanges if you find the size is wrong. But yea, paying for exchanges is tough
I order from Anthropologie and they have the same policy
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I’ve ordered quite a few things from GH over the years and have always been happy. None of their styles lately have been speaking to me but I do still order basic layering t-shirts and tanks when they are having a sale. Also happy with their button-down linen blouses, which I have in a few colors and their towels.
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I’m an online shopper and get all my clothes online. For years, I ordered through Garnet Hill. Yes, I don’t like paying for returns, but that is true with so many companies, not just them. I haven’t ordered from them much in the last couple of years, as I haven’t wanted anything really on their site, but I used to like it a lot and ordered a lot in the past. Now, I’m also missing Sundance, which I ordered from every year, as they have closed.
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I’ve only ordered linens/bedding from Garnet Hill. I haven’t ordered clothing from them for a number of years with the exception of an Eileen Fisher sweater that I couldn’t find on the EF website.
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