Menlo Club Reviews

What It’s Like to Subscribe to Menlo Club

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How Menlo Club Works

1. Take a style quiz about your style preferences and sizing that informs your personal curated style profile.
2. Join the Club: You’ll have the option to join the club. There is currently only one subscription option which is $60/month. You will receive 2 to 3 pieces of curated apparel from the Menlo Clubs’ family of brands.
3. Your box arrives! Packages are usually shipped within 7-10 days after the charge date. Depending on where you are located, packages can arrive between 2-5 days after the shipping date. The first month’s membership fee is charged right after clicking Submit Order on the Secure Checkout page. For each subsequent month, Members are charged on the 15th of the month.

Menlo Club Pricing Options

There is currently only one subscription option. Club members are charged $60 a month, plus any applicable taxes and surcharges based on their location.

Shipping: Shipping is free for all members within the contiguous United States. There is a $7 surcharge for shipping to Members in Alaska or Hawaii. There is a $25 surcharge for Members based in Canada and a $30 surcharge for Members in the UK. These surcharges do not include any applicable duties or tariffs levied in Canada or the UK that Members may also be held responsible for.

Menlo Club Pros and Cons

Pros

• Menlo Club offers an affordable monthly clothing subscription to either help bolster a wardrobe or incorporate more everyday essentials.
• There’s a time and convenience factor by not having to visit retailers and search for items.
• Having 25% off their E-Commerce site (for life) is a pretty impressive add-on.

Cons

• Not fully returning an item, just size exchange could be frustrating if the item isn’t what you anticipated once receiving.
• Shipping and additional fees outside of the US can be fairly costly.
• Having to speak to someone in customer service to confirm canceling your subscription directly could be a hassle.

What Else You Should Know About Menlo Club

You can exchange items for different sizes within 30 days, or you can return items for store credit, but you can only get refunds if the item is defective, so consider the commitment when subscribing.

Is Menlo Club Worth It?

If you are looking to incorporate more basics into your wardrobe or looking to expand your wardrobe in general, Menlo Club’s subscription is one of the most economical around. Plus, you have the bonus of 25% off their E-Commerce store.

How Menlo Club Compares to Other Top Men’s Clothing Subscriptions

Menlo Club VS Trunk Club: Both subscriptions let you create an online profile through a quiz, while Trunk Club gives you access to a stylist of your own. With Trunk Club, you are shipped clothing, and you can decide what you want to keep. Both subscriptions focus on everyday essentials, with Trunk Club running from $25 to $300. Nordstrom powers Trunk Club to have access to higher-end apparel; a $25 styling fee with Trunk Club is applied automatically toward any item you keep, which could potentially add up.

Menlo Club VS ThreadLab: Both subscriptions use similar quizzes to help get an idea of your style preferences. They both also specialize in similar lines of basic, casual, and contemporary styles. Threadlabds subscriptions are considerably more, with subscriptions starting at $99 per month for the Starter Kit, $149 for The Essentials Kit, and $499 for the Full Kit. However, you can preview and edit your order with ThreadLab before it ships and can return items at any time.

Menlo Club VS Frank and Oak: Both subscriptions offer contemporary styles through questionnaires to curate your monthly selection. Frank and Oak does not have a flat monthly subscription fee like Menlo Club. Frank and Oak items can range in price from $29 to $149. You have the option to keep what you like, return what you don’t. A $25 styling fee is applied to all total returns, however.