SUBSCRIPTION BOX REVIEWS

KIDBOX is a personalized subscription box for children, providing the most convenient, cost-effective, and fun way to surprise your child with some stylish clothes five times every year. After taking a short style quiz, you’ll receive a fully personalized set of clothing items and you’ll have to pay only for those you like and decide to keep.

Bitsbox is a subscription service designed to teach kids aged 6-12 how to code.Over 900,000 kids from more than 60 countries have already built apps on the Bitsbox website without having any prior coding knowledge. Monthly projects will build on each other as your child progresses through the boxes. Learn more in our in-depth Bitsbox review.

Target is a world-renowned company and its Beauty Box is a coveted source of beauty essentials occasionally offered to its users. The box always includes a mix of the most popular brands, with ever-increasing diversity. Target doesn’t accept subscriptions, so its beauty boxes usually go to the quickest buyers. Read more in our dedicated review.

Simple Loose Leaf subscription box service brings amazing loose leaf teas to its customers on a monthly level. All subscribers also get an exclusive members’ only discount thatthey can use in its online tea shop. Apart from teas, subscribers also receive a few tea filters in every box for easier single cup brewing. Learn whether this service is your cup of tea in our review.

Vellabox offers monthly subscription boxes with high-quality artisan candles and complementary products. All candles are hand-poured and made of non-toxic, lead-free materials. The components come from some of the best manufacturers in the country. So, if you want to awaken your senses, read our dedicated Vellabox review for additional information.

LoveWithFood is a subscription service launched to change the way we look at snacks. Its subscription plans offer a wide array of healthy, organic, all-natural, gluten-free snacks without any artificial ingredients. All snacks are handpicked and approved by the FDA. Read our in-depth LoveWithFood review for more information about its service.

GlobeIn aims to bring the craft of artisans from distant corners of the world to domestic buyers who would appreciate their art. The service also features an online shop with an abundance of craft items made by artisans half the world away. So, if home-made, avant-garde, and crafty subscription boxes are your cup of tea, you’ll definitely enjoy GlobeIn.

Walmart Beauty Box is a service launched back in 2014. It is entirely operated and managed by its sampling provider, BrandShare. The Walmart box is delivered four times every year and it contains a broad spectrum of beauty essentials from all the most popular brands. The pool of potential products in the box covers all Walmart partners and their proprietary brands.

Book Of The Month Club was founded way back in 1926, which makes it quite the veteran among similar services. The team gathered around their extraordinary passion for books and spreading the reading culture as far as possible. The service represents all major publishers in the US and constantly upgrades its list of available hardcover titles.

Sock Panda is a subscription service founded in 2011 with the idea that socks can be fun instead of boring and colorful and fashionable instead of monochrome and dull. Every pair of socks is designed according to the latest fashion trends and will keep you sharp whether you’re at work or hanging out with friends. Read more about Sock Panda in our review.