The Ultimate Quince Review: A Roundup of 30+ Items

Last updated on December 29th, 2025 at 09:06 am

It’s been just over one year since my first Quince review. Since then, I have tried 30 (and counting) items from the brand, and figured it was time to do an ultimate round up of my thoughts. Though I’ve posted detailed reviews for many, I haven’t covered all of them with individual posts.

And while I’ve purchased several of these on my own, referral credits have helped significantly. So before we jump in, first a big thank you to everyone who has purchased through one of my referral links!

If you are looking for a Quince discount, you can use my referral link for $20 off your first order of $100+. Quince changes the minimum threshold frequently, I’ll try my best to keep this info up to date.

The tl;dr

Here’s a quick summary of my favorites and… not-so favorites:

Highlights

• Cropped Fisherman Oversized Cashmere Cardigan ($119, my review): I find Quince’s cashmere pieces to be hit or miss, but this one is a winner for me especially with the cropped length. I really hope they make this in more colors like their regular length counterpart.
• Organic Cotton Crew Boyfriend Sweater ($49, my review): After years of writing off cotton sweaters (mainly due to issues with getting stretched out), I’m fully back on board the cotton train with this sweater.
• Ribbed Cotton Cashmere Sweaters (multiple styles): While I think the inclusion of “Cashmere” in the name is a bit of a stretch (at only 5% of the composition); the fit, style, and fabric is excellent enough for me to give it a pass
• Cotton & Linen Button-Down Shirts ($39, linen review): Solid basics. I do find the linen runs a little small if you prefer a relaxed fit – size up at least once if not twice.
• Apple Watch Band ($29): I’ve tried multiple leather watch bands over the years – admittedly, this isn’t the most luxurious leather, but it holds up well with use. Which is valuable to me, after going through other bands in less than a year each!

Lowlights

• $50 Cashmere Crew and Tee ($49, my review): Ah, the famous $50 cashmere crew. It’s possible that the quality was great at the beginning, but is not anymore from my experience. I had issues with shedding, and it felt slippery in a way that reminded me of synthetic fibers (ex. acrylic) and not cashmere.
  • If you’re looking for an entry level cashmere crew, I’d highly recommend Naadam’s $98 crew. Increased from $75 sadly, but theirs is still the best value:quality out there.
• Leather Moto Jacket ($149, my review): I wanted to love this, but the leather was just so thin. Save your money for an All Saints jacket on sale or secondhand instead!
• Stretch Crepe Pleated Trousers ($59): Another one that looked great online, but felt somewhat cheap in person. I was hoping they’d be similar to Abercrombie’s Sloane trouser or Everlane’s Way-High trouser, but the material was slippery (sense a theme here?) and didn’t hold a press very well.

To be completely honest, though, it was hard to narrow down my favorites. As you can see in the table below, there are several items in each category that I count as a “yay” versus a “nay”.

The Quince Review Masterlist

I hope this compilation helps you navigate Quince’s extensive catalog – if you have any questions, please comment on this post and I’ll try my best to answer!

To help, I’ve divided these into the following sections:

• Clothing
• Accessories
• Home

And the ratings:

• 🤩 Great, would purchase again!
• 👍🏻 Generally OK or good with caveats (ie. fit, preference)
• 👎🏻 Skip, you aren’t missing anything here

Last updated April 27, 2024: 🤩 for Cotton Cashmere Ribbed Long Sleeve, Cotton Cashmere Ribbed Tank, and Leather Blazer

Clothing

Accessories

Home

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