Love my active wear - I purchased 4 sports bras, 4 pairs of leggings (full length) and 1 pair of shorts with my sign up order. Since then, I've attempted to cancel my membership with no success - just putting it on hold each month. I wish instead of a great sign up deal that the items were more affordable for multiple purchases but they fall beyond my personal expense allowance for these items after the initial sign up purchase. Quality of my leggings is good, I've done many "bend" tests to ensure that as a gymnastics coach - the kids parents aren't getting any additional "show" while I'm leading stretch with my class kids. They only become sheer in some very major stretches (basically only if you're trying to see if they become see through) - good quality and will buy more someday when I can afford it.

If you choose to skip a month you are forced to scroll through the merchandise before being asked if you are sure instead of just letting you skip a month. The VIP membership puts undue pressure on the consumer to remember to skip a month or get charged automatically. This business model is great for the business as I imagine a lot of people may forget and end up with a lot of credits that they may or may not need/want. The site is laggy and has too many barriers to get to the goal. How about offering a membership that allows people to choose when they want to purchase credits instead of doing it automatically for them or eliminating the membership and just offer great prices for the product? The high waist power hold pants are great. The sports bras are okay in terms of comfort and support. I have purchased from Fabletics many times because I love the pants. After reinstating my membership, I was reminded why I canceled it the first time and have now canceled again. The undue pressure of being charged for items I may not want or need to build "credits" makes the experience unpleasant. I want to control when and where I spend my money as the customer. I do not want that decision made for me.

I can't remember which leggings I bought in Aug. 2024. What I really LOVE is that all these pants have a small waist for the person with an Hourglass figure. I bought XL, weigh 128,5' 2" and they fit perfectly. They wash/dry easily (I hang them up to dry), keep their shape, the stretch material is top-of-the-line excellent, can't see through them, I loved the sales from Fabletics Outlet. The sale Yitty leggings were awesome, especially the "Olive Juice" colored pants, and the silver-shimmering pumpkin-colored pants. The warm leggings are wonderful as well. Can't say enough about Fabletics

Nice quality products. But the way they go about some things is underhanded. Applying offers can be tricky. You can't see itemized charges once you've placed and order. It's soooo convoluted. It's very very hard to track returns and amounts. Getting a list of products ordered and or returned and their price requires several phone calls (this has happened repeatedly). And most of all, turning down the member credit each month should be ONE CLICK. Not several, and should not involve scrolling to find the second link to opt out.

Fabletics has a great line so the purchase experience was fine—the low review is more about the VIP membership model in general.

1) It's so easy to miss the reminder email and accidentally pay for a month unintentionally,
2) There's no way (that I know of anyway) to skip several months at a time in advance should I know I won't be needing expensive new clothing so frequently, making it all the easier to miss a skip-this-month and wind up paying for credits I don't want or need,
3) So many pieces that I AM interested in wind up being cheaper than I paid for the credit to begin with, so I either spend more than I want by using my credit on something I don't need and wouldn't have paid for without the credit or lose money on the purchase.
4) The VIP model just feels like a bad-faith way to ensure brand loyalty. I understand that it's the customer's choice to buy into the membership in the first place, but at the same time the non-membership prices are inaccessible. There has got to be a better model to cultivate brand loyalty.
5) It's hard not to feel stuck! Right now I'm currently sitting on my last accidentally purchased credit waiting to actually need to buy something with it and hoping I remember every month to skip so i don't get yet another one. But then if I DO get another one, it'll be all the longer before I'll be able to use up my credis and clear the heck out of the whole membership situation.

I purchased two pairs of shorts for a discounted price during what was advertised on Instagram as a "Special Promotion." When I placed the order I unknowingly enrolled in a membership program that charged me $35 a few weeks later. There was no obvious notification of enrollment. I cancelled immediately and vowed to never purchase anything from Fabletics again. If you have a quality product, you shouldn't have to resort to hidden charges.