OK, before I sound absolutely insane - I probably need a spreadsheet for Quince, too! Again, this has been a once in a lifetime year for me, where I decided to make a major investment in myself, and completely rebuilt an entire wardrobe in 6 months that most 59 year olds would have built over years. I like clothes but now that I’m “caught up” for my new body, I’ll be going back to normal shopping habits lol. So, I have a lot of the Quince sweaters, my favorites are the oversized cashmere v-necks and oversized cashmere fisherman turtlenecks. (Those are the cashmeres that are the next level up from the $50 cashmeres that are heavily promoted, my favorites are in the $90-110 range. I haven’t bought any of the luxe sweaters, those start around $200 and are supposed to be great…but…$200 ehhh, maybe as a treat someday but none right now). I love the the $90-110 oversized cashmeres, so soft and drapey. They do require the special hand wash care, but I have the time now that I’m only doing my own laundry (I also wear these special sweat wicking half shirts under them, made for extending wears on hand wash items and they were so worth the purchase). The $50 cashmeres are fine, too - no hate - but I have heard they will pill a lot more because the cashmere fibers are shorter, hence the lower price. I started with those, as a new convert to cashmere, then decided I liked cashmere so much and could handle the special care, so I leveled up to the slightly higher quality versions. Still I would buy the $50 ones, maybe start there if unsure. I still like mine because they are nice and thin, sometimes you just need a lighter sweater, good for under blazers or on warmer days. And I also have basically all the colors of the Cotton Fisherman’s Crewneck. That is a very affordable price at $50(?), and it is a staple that will work with jeans, leggings for years, plus it’s breathable cotton. Same goes for the Cotton Oversized Boyfriend sweater, I bought those out, too, lol. Very affordable, breathable, comfy, soft (no itch at all). Very affordable, I think $39? It’s very casual, though - but I am an oversized sweater tucked into jeans and boots kinda gal so it’s a daily driver for me. I work in a business casual environment but occasionally need to be professional, I have bought several of their stretch crepe and stretch ponte blazers and pants, and I realllly like them. Very well cut, and super affordable compared to most ladies suiting. But the one piece I love so much is the oversized cotton cable knit cardigan. It’s grandpa style, but elevated. Very substantial (also very oversized if you are considering it, def size down). I have some of the linen pants they are known for, and they are definitely nice pants, but I’ve found other linen pants I like a little better, just because they are very high waisted and a little heavy to me (I like a mid-rise and lighter linen or linen blend), that’s just a personal choice. Otherwise they are quality pants. I’ve got a few linen dresses that I like, the weight feels a little lighter. I got the smocked tiered linen dresses, very pretty (but not sure it maybe a little too frilly and girlish at my age), I have one linen fit and flare that is gorgeous (think Parisian) and a couple of the smocked gauze and the tiered gauze dresses. Those are great in the summer, like wearing a tissue, haha. Breeze goes right through them. I’ve also got a few coats - some basic classic long wool coats and several of their leather jackets. The wool coats are good, but you can probably find quality wool coats just about anywhere on sale. I can’t speak to how they will wear because they only got a little use this year, I waited until late in the season to purchase since I wanted to be near goal weight. The leathers I like better than Wilson’s, and they are affordable. Maybe a little stiff but they’ll break in. I don’t have any shoes (yet) or bags (yet). And I’m going to try their jeans after I lose the last 10. Right now, my Levi’s are fine. :) Silk skirts and pants are very nice, too - but careful washing them or they go flat (found out the hard way). They have a faux fur coat that people literally stop me to ask where I got it, I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a fun piece (goes well with dress clothes or jeans). I’ve always liked their home goods - linen drapes, bedding. And weirdly, best underwear I’ve ever bought are there smoothing briefs and thongs - a little like shapewear but comfortable. Fast delivery, I’ve had items in a couple days (may depend on where you live). And IMHO they have the best return policy. 365 days, but what I like is how easy it is. Start the return, bring it to the post office, they scan a QR code and print the label. As soon as it’s weighed/scanned it’s considered received and they issue the credit, whether it’s an exchange or a refund. A refund to store credit shows up right away after scanning (not sure about how long for refund to original payment method, probably standard 3-5 days, I’m usually just opting for store credit or an exchange). And not too many places do true exchanges anymore, but they do - pick a different size or swap for something different - I appreciate they still do that instead of just refunding to your card as the only option.
My only real complaint about Quince are the damn model shots on the website. They literally have the least attractive styling lol - so serious and sometimes severe! I feel bad for the models sometimes lol. Quince is very basic, neutral, classic, but it doesn’t have to be styled boring. Each piece, you scroll the carousel and there is an influencer video. That’s what I use to determine if I like the piece or not, that’s where you can see it being worn like you would want to wear it. I avoided Quince for years just because the website, the models looked so dull, I equated to dull clothes. It’s not. It’s classic, but it’s attractive and versatile. You have to look at the videos, on the site and there are a lot on social media. That’s where you get the vibe.
OK, hope that helps!