A couple of years ago, I learned of Armoire during an event at women-focused co-working space, The Riveter. Armoire was positioning themselves as a wardrobe rental service for professionals, and while the clothes they had on display didn’t capture me at the time, the concept most definitely did.

Later, I was invited to a launch party for The OULA Company that was launching in the Armoire rental collection. The OULA Company makes fun, colorful floral and abstract patterned dresses that immediately captured my attention. I said yes to the event, and found myself on Capitol Hill to see the garments in person and hear more about Armoire.

The staff encouraged me to join, promising that despite the lack of color my “stylist” automatically assigned me, their service would learn my style over time and recommend things that were more my style. (My “stylist” is actually a computer-generated algorithm, which is one of the things that Armoire prides themselves on. More on that later.) When an offer to sign up for just $49 popped up on Cyber Monday, it was the push I needed to give the service a try.

And what can I say, I’ve been addicted ever since! So why have I stuck with Armoire all of these months? Today I thought I’d give an honest, non-sponsored Armoire review. (Let’s be real, I’m always honest regardless of sponsorship. But, just clarifying here. ;) I pay for this subscription myself.) My referral link, which gives you a $100 discount if you sign up, in this post is the same type of referral credit you would get if you were a fellow subscriber. If the concept of renting your wardrobe sounds interesting, read on!