Subscription Box Reviews

In Your Case Stationery Box is the box that delivers joy to your desk, backpacks and pencil cases, making work, school and the workplace happy and stylish! They kindly sent us […]

Unplugged Book Box is a seasonally inspired monthly subscription box featuring one hardcover NEW RELEASE Young Adult or NEW RELEASE hardcover or paperback Adult Fiction book (published within 2 months of […]

Woof Pack is a subscription box for pups based in Canada. Every month, they deliver natural, Canadian-made treats and chews, engaging toys and fun accessories for your pup! Each box […]

Panty by Post offers a subscription box that ships to you a new panty or bra and panty matching set every month. It is a company that I like for […]

Every other month, OuiPlease Homme delivers, in the US and Canada, the best French brands in grooming, gadgets, home decor, apparel, accessories and epicure to your doorstep valued at over $350. […]

Ever since I started seeing Crate The Life You Dream pop up on my social media I was very intrigued by this box. The outside is a gorgeous light blue, […]

If you haven’t heard of Mapleblume, it’s a quarterly subscription box of luxury cosmetics and skincare with at least five full-size or deluxe sample-size products in every shipment. May’s box […]

Flair & Paper carefully curates a select mix of stationery goods monthly. Skip the trip to the greeting card section and stand out with their unique blend of stationery and […]

Book of the Month is a monthly book subscription box. Every month they release 5 new books which they have narrowed down from hundreds of new releases (so you don’t have to). […]

BuddhiBox is a monthly Yoga inspired box that’s based on discovery, union and compassion. Each box contains 4-6 sample and full sized yoga-related products that will inspire your life, workouts […]

Lovespoon Candles is a candle subscription box that delivers 3 high-quality soy candles to your doorstep each month. Each box is catered to your preferences based on their fragrance matchmaking […]

When I was a kid I was obsessed with convenience store grab bags. The kind where five dollars would by you a mystery bag filled with baseball cards, small toys […]