47 Best Subscription Boxes for Women in 2020

Winc Wine Club Subscription

Winc's been called the Netflix of wine, which totally works out since Netflix Parties are the new girls' night out. Like many other subscription services, Winc uses a quiz to make its wine recommendations. All of its wines come from partner vineyards and are as aesthetically appealing as they are highly rated. Cheers. $39, Winc. Get it now!

Bright Cellars Wine Subscription

Nothing (not even social distancing) can come between me and finding a new favorite wine. Started by two wine-loving MIT grads, Bright Cellars uses an algorithm to match you to different wines—from small vineyards around the world to popular varieties from Italy, Spain, and South America. $60, Bright Cellars. Get it now!

Martha Stewart Wine Co. Wine Club

We all have a vino we love, including Martha Stewart. Get a taste of what it's like to cin-cin like the lifestyle guru by signing up for her wine club. Choose between six bottles every six weeks or 12 bottles every eight weeks and trust that the team will ship you (for free!) a curation of red, white, or both bottles. According to the website, the half case is ideal for three of our current main pastimes: dining in, watching movies, and planning semi-elaborate romantic evenings in. $89, Martha Stewart Wine Co.. Get it now!

Home Chef Meal-Box Subscription

Every other scroll seems to be another gorgeous recipe to try out—but shopping for fresh ingredients at the grocery store is hard right now. Thankfully, Home Chef recipes rival the best healthy cookbooks and Insta-famous chefs out there. There are 13 meal options to choose from each week, and the service makes it far more affordable than it would be to buy these ingredients on their own. $60, Home Chef. Get it now!

Hungryroot

When you have all the basics but don't want to run to the store for that “one ingredient,” that's where Hungryroot comes in. The weekly food delivery subscription is a great add-on option when you already have the essentials in your pantry or fridge (eggs, fruits, milk) but want to round out your meals with that extra something-something (think cauliflower rice, tofu bites, chickpea pasta…you get the picture). Most of the foods are gluten-free, and there are lots of vegan-friendly options. You can tailor your groceries to go heavy on breakfast, lunch, or dinner—and if you're not a picky eater, part of what's so enjoyable about the service is that you can surrender all responsibility for grocery shopping and let them add all the ingredients to cart for you. $69, Hungryroot. Get it now!

Daily Harvest

Someone has to say it: Just because we're lucky enough to work from home doesn't mean we have all the time in the day to make breakfast or lunch from scratch. For those of you who keep a blender on deck, Daily Harvest sends farm-fresh bowls and ready-to-blend smoothies in frozen cups. Everything comes portioned, so all you have to do is throw the ingredients in a blender, a microwave, or a pan before eating. (A nice update from the brand: Daily Harvest has switched to 100% home- and commercially compostable and recyclable packaging—and just launched ice creams.) $45, Daily Harvest. Get it now!

Dinnerly

None of us really know when social distancing will end, and buying groceries in bulk quantities can be expensive (especially if you're used to hitting up the grocery store on a need-by-need basis). For those of you keeping an extra-close eye on your coins, Dinnerly's menu is filled with easy-to-make, affordable, and healthy meals. Each dish comes in at just $4.49 per adult serving, so whether you're an adventurous eater or someone whose palate isn't the most advanced, there are a ton of recipe options to choose from. $39, Dinnerly. Get it now!

Sun Basket

Tending to specific food rules was already tough before coronavirus, but luckily Sun Basket can provide some relief. Vegans, vegetarians, pescatarians, plus those managing diabetes or eating paleo or gluten-free, can all rely on the subscription to serve up the healthy food for your particular eating yen. It offers organic produce and antibiotic- and hormone-free meats and seafood—plus, everything comes in recyclable, enviro-friendly packaging. And the best part: Sun Basket promises each recipe (you can mix and match from 18 weekly) can be thrown together in 30 minutes or less. $58.95, Sun Basket. Get it now!

Freshly

When dinnertime approaches and you have absolutely no idea what to eat—let alone energy to cook a bunch of food after peeling yourself away from your laptop screen—Freshly's got your fix. Its premade meals are ready in two minutes or less, which is pretty huge, considering nothing's frozen. (You can pull up all the nutritional stats on Freshly's website to see for yourself what's in each meal.) Every single meal is gluten-free, packed with protein, and free from refined sugars. Another big perk: fewer dishes. $60, Freshly. Get it now!

Trade Coffee

Is it possible to love a bean without really trying it? Trade Coffee certainly thinks so. This third-party coffee subscription connects you to specialized roasters around the country who send you a fresh bag each week or month (no middleman markup price here). You can personalize your order by brew style (think classic coffee maker, French Press, Chemex, percolator, cold brew, refillable pod), how you take your coffee (from alt-milk to bitter black), and flavor (spicy, fruity, chocolatey, hints of caramel). As Glamour's commerce editor, Shanna Shipin, wrote when she tested coffee subscription services: “What you end up getting is a brew that gets better with every delivery.” $18, Trade Coffee. Get it now!

Blue Bottle Coffee

Behold a delicious, full-bodied coffee that lets you bring the familiar aroma of your favorite café into your kitchen. Blue Bottle serves up three major offerings: single origin, blended, and espresso. There’s also a decaf option, in case you've reached cup three by 4 p.m. but can't separate hand from mug. $8, Blue Bottle Coffee. Get it now!

Brightland Olive Oil Subscription

We're all flexing our cooking skills on social media, meaning that bottle of olive oil you love is going fast. At the rate with which you're probably burning through the stuff, you might be tempted to stock up on your next grocery haul. But for the love of good food, resist the urge. Olive oil goes rancid, so your best bet is actually a subscription. Brightland's Awake and Alive Duo is the perfect combo of giftable and keepable, and in such pretty packaging, you'll want to keep it on your kitchen counter forever. Shipped from sunny California, the bottles can arrive monthly, every other month, or every three months. $65, Brightland. Get it now!

The Sill

At last, a subscription for all you first-generation plant parents. Once a month, The Sill sends you a plant of your choosing (low-light, pet-friendly, medium-size, and beginners) in a very photogenic earthenware planter. By the time you're easing back out of quarantine, you'll have a family of leafy babies to tend to. $35, The Sill. Get it now!

Bouqs Flower Subscription

If fresh flowers strike your fancy, you need a flower subscription in your life. The Bouqs Co. offers a box subscription that allows you to get the blooms of your choice delivered on a weekly, biweekly, monthly, or bimonthly basis. You can customize your box to include farmer's market picks, classic bouquets, seasonal offerings, or just roses. All subscribers also get 30% off additional bouquets, plus a monthly $10 credit. $52, Bouqs. Get it now!

Book Club of the Month

So 2020 has been a lot of things, but it's definitely been a very good year for books. With most local bookstores and libraries closed, Book of the Month takes the stress out of having to rely on a potentially delayed delivery, plus it's a nice way to stay on top of all the cool new releases. The subscription is really straightforward: It sends you five books each month, then you pick the one you like, and that's it. Payments are actually “credits,” so you can skip a month and have your credits rollover. It's one of my personal favorites. $10, Book of the Month. Get it now!

Feminist Book Club

This unique book club is community driven: Its members collectively vote for the book they'd like to receive each month. Books are shipped out on the first week of the month, and come with fun assortment of products from queer- and woman-owned businesses. Recent titles the Feminist Book Club has read include: White Fragility and The Bell Jar. This subscription box strives not only to sate your love for reading, but to bring you a community. Subscriptions include access to a secret discussion group and podcast. $42, Feminist Book Club. Get it now!

Mouth Vegan Snack Box

It was one thing to hit the snacks at our office, but being at home for extended periods of time means the goodies are always within arm's reach. For better-for-you snacks, check out Mouth. The snack subscription box is vegan-friendly, but both its sweet and savory treats actually taste great. Think almond butter, crunchy split peas, hot fudge sauce, and more. $107, Mouth. Get it now!

Gourmet Cheese of the Month Club

More cheese please! This box comes complete with three artisan cheeses. It's incredibly fresh, thanks to the fact that it's cut and delivered the same day. The cheese even comes with tasting notes, profiles, pairing suggestions, and a history on the cheesemaker. $35.95, Gourmet Cheese of the Month. Get it now!

Kind Snack Club

The KIND Snack Club allows you to easily stock up on your favorite bars. You can choose a 20-count or 40-count box, and you can curate your own selection from 73 different types of bars. As an added bonus, each box comes with additional samples. $29.99, Kind. Get it now!

Candy Club

If you have a sweet tooth, you need this box. Subscribers get a happy box bursting with curated candies. In one box, for example, you might find cookies n' cream bites, pineapple rings, lemonade straws, blue razz sour belts, cupcake bites, and watermelon slices. You always get six awesome candies, cutely packaged and ready to snack on. $29.99, Candy Club. Get it now!

BarkBox

Obsessed with your dog? Then this box will be a treat for you and your four-legged best friend. Each box comes filled with two toys, two bags of all natural treats, and a dental chew. You can tailor the box based on the dog's size and dietary restrictions, and the price of the box goes down with longer subscriptions. $35, BarkBox. Get it now!

FabFitFun

The more time we spend inside, the more creative we get with our pastimes (trace-your-hand, anyone?). Luckily, FabFitFun's quarterly box has enough to keep you busy: each delivery comes with 8 to 10 full-size products across the beauty, fashion, and lifestyle categories. Sold. $50, Fabfitfun. Get it now!

Billie Starter Kit

We were already obsessed with the Billie Starter Kit when it first came out, but now that our salon appointments have been canceled, this bad boy might be what's needed to wave waxing bye for good. If you haven't heard of Billie yet, the subscription-based shave brand makes cute, affordable razors and body products (the Starter Kit costs $9). Its millennial-friendly colors and pro-body-hair messaging make the thought of shaving feel like less of a chore—and it also means one less trip to the drugstore when you need a replacement. $9, Billie. Get it now!

Birchbox

Birchbox may be one of the most well-known monthly beauty subscription boxes out there, but if there's any service in the country that makes this particular category feel fresh and exciting, it's them. Aside from its incredible assortment of brands (Oribe, Amika, Kiehl's, Tata Harper, Benefit Cosmetics—and more), Birchbox stands out because you can tailor the contents to your skin needs and preferences, which is especially helpful now that most of us are laying off the foundation and going hard on the face masks instead. $15, Birchbox. Get it now!

Boxy Charm

It's hard to remember a time before Instagram (seriously, what were we doing before the Discover page existed?), and Boxy Charm is the monthly beauty subscription service to turn to if you like experimenting with indie beauty brands. Each month you get four to five full-size products from brands like IGK, Tarte, Dr. Brandt, Glamglow, and more. Between the variety of makeup, skin-care, and beauty tools it ships, each order has a minimum value of $125, which is a pretty sweet deal if you consider yourself a regular at the counters of Ulta or Sephora. $25, Boxy Charm. Get it now!

Beautyfix by Dermstore

I think we can all agree that staying home has left us wanting a simpler skin-care regimen…and Dermstore's got just the thing. The online retailer taps beauty experts to deliver you a curated selection of six or more luxury makeup, skin, and hair-care products, so you don't have to stress about going to the drugstore (and spending way too long in its aisles) for the next few weeks. $25, Dermstore. Get it now!

Glossybox

Just when you thought you were over beauty boxes because you don't want travel-size products, Glossybox comes through. The monthly subscription sends you five full-size beauty products, plus insider tips and tricks in a signature pink box. Previous deliveries have included brands like Proenza Schouler, Illamsqua, Laneige, and Patchology. $21, Glossybox. Get it now!

Lip Monthly

This beauty box focuses on just lips! Subscribers get four full-size lip products (which could include lipstick, lip gloss, lip balm, lip liner, etc.), or they can upgrade to Lip Monthly Plus for 6-7 full-size products for $19.95 per month. $13, Lip Monthly. Get it now!

Ipsy’s Glam Bag

Before getting your first order, you take a questionnaire on everything from your eye, hair, and skin color to your favorite brands and personal style. From there, you'll receive a customized box of five standout products (or more if you upgrade to the Plus or Ultimate tier). Don't want to commit just yet? Ipsy also sells one-off mystery Glam Bags that come with five surprise items. $12, Ipsy. Get it now!

Walmart Beauty Box

This beauty box is a major deal. You literally only have to pay the cost of shipping, and the quarterly box arrives with all kinds of beauty and hair samples for the season. $5, Walmart. Get it now!

The Curl Box

Ask any woman with curls or kinks and she’ll tell you that the right hair products can make all the difference. Meet Curlbox, an affordable way for people with natural hair to explore new hair products for just $20. Each month subscribers receive four or more samples from a single brand, but if that's not your speed, Curlbox also offers stand-alone boxes that'll help you bring out the very best in each spiral, ringlet, and coil. $20, Curlbox. Get it now!

Therabox

This monthly box is all about self-care. All the products are curated by a therapist and designed to inspire you, boost your joy, and aid in self discovery. From tea to face masks, jewelry to candles, workbooks to aromatherapy oils, this box is packed with care and comfort in mind. $34.99, Therabox. Get it now!

Maeven Bridal Box

This monthly subscription box is packed with wedding vibes. Products include wedding planning journals, thank you cards, jewelry, makeup, apparel toting your new status as a future Mrs., and more. The overall value is $120 (or more), so it's a great deal. $49.95, Maeven Bridal Box. Get it now!

Bump Box

Prepare for the arrival of your little one with boxes tailored to exactly what your body needs during each stage of pregnancy. All Bump Boxes come stocked with at least five full-size products. All products are guaranteed to be free of harsh chemicals, so your baby is always protected. To date, Bump Boxes have shipped out more than 500,000 boxes. $49.99, Oh baby Box. Get it now!

Rachel Zoe Box of Style

Box of Style is one of the original subscription boxes for women. Curated by Rachel Zoe (who has styled everyone from Cameron Diaz to Keira Knightley), this seasonal box comes with five luxury items. The Summer 2020 box, for example, features a Danielle Nicole macramé handbag, Henny + Lev canvas weekender, a Dream Floral sarong, Hydra-Repair day cream, the Kosas Color and Light Palette and beaded tassel earrings. $100, Box of Style. Get it now!

Rocksbox Subscription

Rocksbox is a jewelry lover's dream come true. Three pieces of designer jewelry come wrapped up and ready to wear. They're rentals, and you can keep them for months or swap them out at any time. You can also purchase the jewelry at a steep discount if you decide you have to have a particular piece forever. You can tailor your profile with preferences on style, metal, and types of jewelry to make sure you get the right mix of pieces. $49, Rocksbox. Get it now!

Scentbird

This is the perfect subscription box for the person who loves discovering new fragrances. Instead of having to buy a bunch of bottles, you can choose a different scent every month. You'll get a 1 oz supply that you can slot right into the cute, silver spray bottle they provide with your first order. $14.95, Scentbird. Get it now!

Adore Me

Pretty little underthings are carefully curated based on your style profile and delivered discreetly to your door. You can try the lingerie on in the convenience and privacy of your own home, purchase what you like and send back what you don't. All shipping and returns are free, and you get a $20 credit toward whatever you'd like to keep. $20, Adore Me. Get it now!

Stitch Fix

We love that this clothing box is inclusive and meets the needs of women sizes 0-24. Stitch Fix carries more than 1,000 brands, with plenty of plus size, petite, and maternity styles. Each box comes with curated clothing based on your style profile. Buy what you like, return what you don't—that's it. Plus, the $20 styling fee is credited toward whatever purchases you make. $20, Stitch Fix. Get it now!

Nordstrom Trunk Club

If you have the Nordstrom annual sale on your personal calendar, this box will definitely pique your interest. Nordstrom devotees can get 12 items per month, including apparel, accessories, and shoes. In addition to taking a style quiz, you can communicate with a Nordstrom stylist to talk about your style and what you're looking for. There are men's boxes available, as well. Each box has a $25 styling fee that will be credited toward any purchase you make—but if you're a Nordstrom cardholder, the fee is waived. $25, Nordstrom. Get it now!

Frank and Oak Box

Like the other clothing subscription boxes we've included, Frank and Oak offers high quality clothing in a variety of styles: lounge wear, work wear, sustainable styles, seasonal trends, etc. Whether you need a good pair of leggings or a snappy blazer, you'll find it at Frank and Oak. Each box comes with three garments and you get fast, free returns. Psst…Frank & Oak curates men's boxes, as well. $25, Frank and Oak. Get it now!

Vince Unfold

Known for its minimal but still fashion-forward pieces, Vince enters the subscription game with Vince Unfold. To get started you create a virtual closet with at least 10 items (though it's recommended that you add more than 24), from which the brand creates your first box. Each shipment comes with four pieces. When you're done with it, you send it back and get four new ones in a brand-new box. The biggest difference between Vince Unfold and other brand-specific subscription boxes comes down to one thing: quality. Vince is synonymous with luxe materials and versatility, which means you'll get tons of mileage out of these clothes. $160, Vince Camuto. Get it now!

Express Style Trial

Called the Express Style Trial, this service allows shoppers to rent three items from the brand at a time. There's a pretty big range of current merchandise to choose from. To begin renting, you have to add at least eight items to a virtual closet (though it’s recommended that you add around 20). From that selection, Express creates a box of three pieces to send to you. You can prioritize what you want, through a feature that promises “we’ll try to ship those first.” But once you're done with those first three, you can ship everything back, and Express will dispatch a new box. You can do this as many times as you want. $59.95, Express. Get it now!

Infinite Style by Ann Taylor

Just because you may be working from home, doesn't mean you don't want to get dressed up every so often. Infinite Style by Ann Taylor lets you rent three pieces from Ann Taylor (excluding Loft and Lou & Grey) at once. You have to select a minimum of eight pieces to add to a queue. It takes about three days to process and another two days to ship; you find out exactly which items from your edit are being shipped to you in an email with tracking information for your package. This is one of the best subscription boxes for women who need a big rotating closet of professional clothing. Plus, you get the option of buying clothes you've already rented for 60 to 70% off. $95, Ann Taylor. Get it now!

Rebecca Taylor RNTD

Rebecca Taylor's foray into subscription boxes, RNTD, is comparable to Rent the Runway Unlimited in price—both are $159 a month. The brand grants you access to a rotating closet with four items at any given time; you must add at least 10 pieces to a queue, from which Rebecca Taylor puts together your shipment. "The pricing was meant to be realistic and attainable for our customer,” says Janice Sullivan, president of Rebecca Taylor. In other words: The company is hoping this service opens Rebecca Taylor up to a new shopper who otherwise couldn’t afford to constantly and consistently buy its pieces. And the "new arrivals" section has a solid mix of Rebecca Taylor's signature dresses as well as some of its more trend-forward garments. So many women love Rebecca Taylor—and while a closet full of its pieces has long been out of reach for most shoppers, this has made it much more accessible. $159, Rebecca Taylor. Get it now!

NY&C Closet

New York & Co.'s NY&Company Closet is one of the most affordable subscription boxes out there, costing $49.95 a month for three items at a time. This offering has a great mix of both work and weekend clothes, making it one of the most versatile single-brand subscription boxes on the market. But like the other stores offering rental service, it’s one brand—you have to like the aesthetic. I huge plus is you can return the full box for new products as many times as you like, so you'll get a lot of bang for your buck. $49.95, New York & Co.. Get it now!

Rent the Runway

Many clothing boxes are based on trying styles at home and selecting what you like to purchase—Rent the Runway, however, is all about renting (as the name suggests). With each box, you get four items that you can keep for as long (or little) as you like. As in, you can wear a dress once and send it back, or wear a coat fifty times and send it back six months later. Memberships come in tiers: you can pay $89 for one “swap” (box) per month, $135 for two swaps per month, or $159 for unlimited swaps. And did we mention the retail value of those four items is $3,000? We are talking luxury apparel that would cost a fortune if it was bought outright. $89, Rent the Runway. Get it now!