For anyone pondering trying Borrowed Closet or Le Tote:
I joined both recently. At first I was really iffy, since the thought of sharing ANYTHING with other people gives me the heebie-jeebies (I won't even touch public door handles). But I finally realized that the items are actually probably more sanitary after their dry-cleaning and sterilization process than the clothes you'd try on in a department store.
I've tried Stitch Fix in the past, but really didn't care for the fee right off the bat. I wound up buying things I didn't really like just so the originally money wouldn't go to waste.
I was tempted to try Le Toe based on a blog review I saw...but obnoxiously, the promo code given didn't work. I tried emailing the company THREE times -- no response (ever). After weeks of emailing and waiting, emailing and waiting, I got fed up and searched other similar services. Borrowed Closet seemed to be a pretty promising one -- they have two different programs. One program is $30/month and the other is $50 (I'm rounding). With the $30 plan, you get 100 credits to spend (dresses are from 30+ credits, jewelry from 5+, sweaters, tops, skirts, etc start around 30+) but you only get one set of free shipping (to you and back to them). With the $50/month plan, you have the same amount of credits, but unlimited shipping for the month. I got the $50 plan because after trying Stitch Fix, I didn't want to be stuck with clothes I didn't like-- this way I could try/wear/return whenever. I placed my order on 7/2 and it arrived on 7/8 (slow because of the holiday, I assume). The 3 items I picked are pictured below. I tried them all on and liked them all -- good quality, cute items. The black top I adore. The dress was a little short on me for the office (I'm only 5'3", so I imagine it would be really short on anyone taller) and the maxi skirt (which I adored the fabric of) had a slit that was waaaaayyy too high. As in, no way to wear it without flashing everyone every time you take a step. Since items 2 and 3 didn't really seem like they were going to work for me, I returned them immediately (shipped 7/9). I received notification on Saturday that they had received them and processed my return credits. I had 70 credits from those returns, so I ordered a maxi dress and a necklace (and I still have the black top). So far, I really like the library-like borrowing of clothes. My only major issue with this service is that you can't put items "on hold" while you're waiting for your return items to be processed. I'd much rather add items to my list and have them come when available than have to wait until they alert me.
Anyways, I found Borrowed Closet interesting and better than expected, so I decided to give Le Tote a try, despite never having heard from their customer service. Le Tote only has one plan at $50 a month and their staff picks items for you based on the profile you fill out. Obviously, I did not have high expectations since I couldn't get anyone to respond to a single email -- and they have a website that appears to work about 6% of the time. However, I signed up on 7/9 and received my bag on 7/12. My bag had a faux leather skirt (LOVE), a cold shoulder sweater in tan, a beige and pink high low-like tank, a rhinestone and pearl bracelet, and a silver leaf-like necklace. They also included a free tote bag (which, ironically, was what the promo code that I'd been trying to get to work originally was for). Overall, I was impressed with Le Tote, despite their seemingly terrible customer service stance. (Picture at the top is my Le Tote haul...it won't let me move it, sorry....)
Both services are great, I think it just comes down to whether you want to pick the clothes or if you want someone else's input. In my opinion, so far, Le Tote is the winner....however, I'm not sure I can really recommend them until they get their customer service together. I'll keep both for another few bags and see how I feel then.
Fyi -- both services had promo codes out there.