Kate S.

I've belonged to Fab, so I knew I was getting into a subscription service with goods of extremely poor quality. But why I'm giving it a poor rating is that the selection and variety of options leave a lot to be desired. Here's how Fabletics works: they take the same pair of capris, and will add a camo stripe, or turn the whole thing blue, or some other color change. Then they pair it with one of their awful bras (with no support) and one of their tops that follow the same design process as the pants. Here's the problem: if those capris didn't look good on you in black, adding a spiffy little colored wasteband isn't going to solve the problem. Women come in different sizes and shapes. We don't all look good in everything. If you are bigger than an XS, or are sporting more curves than an anorexic 13 year old boy, you probably won't like how these clothes look on you. If they can't be bothered to try to add some variety, why should I be bothered to log on and skip every single month?

This company is up to something shady. They sent me an email to confirm my order. Only problem - I never even heard of them (let alone visited their site) until the order came. I went through all sorts of trouble to get ahold of customer service to tell them a fraudulent purchase had been made in my name. I was ignored. 1 week later, I got an unmarked package from them in the mail. I opened it up to find the walkfit system and an invoice. Somehow they got my proper shipping address, phone number, and email. They want me to pay to send it back, which I'm not interested in doing. I have checked all my credit cards, and nothing from Walkfit has hit yet. At any rate, this company has some strange dealings and looks to be a scam that sends unsolicited products out to consumers in hopes they will just pay for them.