October 2014 MakrBox Review

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MakrBox
Cost: $35/month (Classic) & $66.50/month (Maven)
Ships To: United States (Prices above include US shipping), Canada (add $10) and International (e-mail for quote).
Coupon Code: Use code “ramblings” to save 15%.
October 2014 MakrBox
October 2014 MakrBox

MakrBox, who kindly sent me this box to review, is a way for you to discover independent makers from across the Pacific Northwest. It describes itself as being more than just a monthly subscription box of maker goodness and is also a way for you to support a local economy, inspire craft and encourage uniqueness.

MakrBox now offers the following two subscription options: Classic $35 ($29 + $6 S/H) which included 2 to 3 items per month that are a balance of artisan crafted products and small batch, consumable goods and Maven $66.50 ($59 + $7.50 S/H) which includes 3 to 4 items beautifully designed artisan products for home, office and kitchen per month.

October 2014 MakrBox
The Box

MakrBox ships via USPS Priority Mail and takes just a few days to arrive.

October 2014 MakrBox
First Look

I received the Classic box option to review.  Everything was packaged nicely and neatly and looked perfect.  MakrBox sends individual product information card which give you details on the Makers, the products, the uses and the materials used in the product.  Here is what was included in the October 2014 Classic Box:

~Schmidt’s Deodorant ($9): Schmidt’s is a natural deodorant and is free of aluminum, paragons and phthalates. This smells great and is something that both men and women can use.  I think once you get used to applying it with your fingers (that is just so different for me) you’ll find that it really is fabulous.

October 2014 MakrBox
Schmidt’s Deodorant – The Information Card
October 2014 MakrBox
Schmidt’s Deodorant

~Revolution Design House Boxcar ($22): This can be used a planter or as a candleholder for a votive (which is what I am going to use it for).  They are made to order out of reclaimed, old-growth fir and are really cool.

October 2014 MakrBox
Revolution Design House Boxcar – The Information Card
October 2014 MakrBox
Revolution Design House Boxcar

All totaled I came up with a value of $31 for the October 2014 MakrBox Classic Box.  As usual I thought it was well curated and included two great products I would never have been aware of otherwise. They always select such unique items and I love it!

What do you think of MakrBox?  If you are interested in ordering or just want to learn a little more, click here.  And make sure to use the coupon code “ramblings” at checkout to save 15% off your first month.

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Disclosure: This complimentary box was received for review purposes. All opinions are my own and no compensation was received.
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Jennifer

Jennifer is the author and founder of Subscription Box Ramblings. She first discovered subscription boxes in 2012 and has been addicted since. Current favorites include CAUSEBOX, Boxycharm and Beachly!

This Post Has 5 Comments

  1. Sneaky Burrito

    I got that deodorant from Petit Vour. I don’t mind the using your fingers thing, but it gave me a rash and it didn’t really work for me, either. I’m sticking with Dove.

  2. PA Anna

    Sneaky Burrito beat me to it. Peitt Vour had the deodorant. I’m loving the coconut deodorant I made from the Homegrown Collective box. I passed the Schmidt’s off to my sister. I read this wrong. I thought that it was a craft box and you were making a boxcar. It made no sense to me which is why I should not be reading late at night. I hope you review more boxes. I might put this on my wishlist for next yaer.

    1. Jennifer

      LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  3. Inna

    I got a small jar of this deodorant from Petit Vour and a bigger jar from MakrBox. This bigger jar should have a little applicator inside! 🙂

    1. Jennifer

      I am cracking up. I thought that was just to like to scoop it out. I never thought of using it to apply it!

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