"If you've spent any amount of time online, chances are you've been served a Quince ad - maybe more than once. Maybe you read that piece that dubbed Quince "a one-stop dupe shop for a new generation of discerning, albeit weary, consumers, mostly Millennials who have been burned too many times by sketchy Amazon sellers and fast-fashion impulse buys." Or maybe you, like me, were lured by the promise of a $50 cashmere sweater that looked eerily similar to the Everlane one you'd been eyeing - the one just outside your budget. And if you happen to be that Millennial, the one who's been burned a few too many times, you probably bit. I did."
"My first foray into Quince was a pair of "Italian Leather & Eco Knit Heeled Mules" - an exact replica of the ones my coworker has sworn by for years, except mine were $60 and hers were $118. I prepared myself to be disappointed and was surprised when I wasn't."
"Which is exactly what makes Quince such a clutch, one-stop shop for all your holiday gifting needs, no matter who you're buying for. Niece? Nephew? Mom? Wife? Boyfriend? Coworker? Jet-setter? Homemaker? Wellness freak? Yes to all."
Quince runs frequent ads and offers low-cost versions of premium apparel and accessories, positioning itself as a source of budget-friendly dupes. The brand sells items like a $50 cashmere sweater and leather heeled mules at significantly lower prices than comparable labels, sometimes matching quality expectations. Quince functions as a convenient one-stop shop for holiday gifts across categories including Travel, Wellness, For Her, For Him, and Home. Products are independently selected and vetted by InsideHook editors, and purchases may generate an affiliate commission. Weekly style inspiration and curated roundups are available via signup.
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