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Little Lace Box
Cost: Little Lace Box: $59.99/bi-monthly ($49.99/bi-monthly after first box). Serendipity By Little Lace Box: $9.99/month.
Ships To: United States.
Coupon Code: Use code “RAMBLIN10” to save $10 off your first box of a 6 (aka 3 boxes) or 12 (aka 6 boxes) month subscription.
Little Lace Box is a subscription service that delivers hand-curated, nearly impossible-to-find designer products directly to your doorstep every other month. Boxes will be brimming with high-end, brand name beauty, lifestyle, and home product samples to treat yourself to and dazzle your friends during your next night out. They now also offer Serendipity by Little Lace Box. It’s $9.99/bi-monthly and is a separate subscription from LLB. Serendipity will be sent out every other month (on the off months of the Little Lace Box) and includes five to seven sample size (sometimes full-size) items that don’t have any theme attached at all, just great little finds that LLB wanted to share. This review is on the November Serendipity by Little Lace Box shipment.
Serendipity by Little Lace Box ships via USPS First Class Mail and takes just a few days to arrive.
I peeked at spoilers for this box which made me even more excited to get mine. My mail came super late today (which means the lighting was awful for taking pictures), but I wanted to check this box out so bad so I opened it anyway!
The November 2015 Serendipity by Little Lace Box included the following items to get you in the mood for the holidays:
~Stonewall Kitchen Holiday Tea Towel ($7.95): Love this! According to the information card they sent out four different varieties of the towels. Every one I have seen has been adorable and I would have been thrilled with any of them. I love my little snowman though! I really like that it’s not a Christmas towel specifically. It’s a winter towel that I can leave out all season.
~Stonewall Kitchen Vegetable Dip Mix ($3.95): Little Lace Box sent out three different varieties (Artichoke Spinach, Roasted Garlic or Vegetable) of dips. I would have been happy with any of these, but I think I do like the Vegetable the best.
~Stonewall Kitchen Mini Spatula ($3.95): If you have been reading here a while you’ll know I used to have a “thing” for spatulas. I don’t know that I tried to accumulate them, it sort of just happened. LOL! I have since gotten rid of 90% of them, so I totally have room for this cute little guy. It has a hardwood handle with a food-safe silicone head. It’s dishwasher safe and stain resistant too. we do a lot of holiday baking and if I have a spatula, my boys need to have one too!
~Mixbook Fully Customizable Premium Holiday Cards ($26.80): The information card includes a coupon code for 10 free premium holiday cards (with envelopes) shipped right to your door! The only thing is, the code is ONLY valid through 11/30. They mentioned in twice in the description because they realize that it is SO soon! I am redeeming mine right after I get this review finished.
~240Sweet “Very Vanilla Bean” Gourmet Marshmallows ($4): The final item in the box was gourmet marshmallows from 240sweet. As you can imagine, they are delicious. I don’t necessarily want to eat plain marshmallows on the regular, but I would happily eat these. A coupon code for $10 off your purchase of $20 at 240sweet was also included.
All totaled I came up with a value of $46.65 for the November 2015 Serendipity by Little Lace Box. I think they absolutely nailed this box and it’s a complete steal for $10/month. Seriously, this box was fabulous and it has me super excited for the December LLB!
Did you get a Serendipity by LLB this month? What do you think? If you are interested in ordering Serendipity (your first shipment would be in January 2016) or their traditional bi-monthly subscription (your first box would ship in December 2015), head over to their site and check them out.
Here’s a little information on the December 2015 Little Lace Box:
“It’s only with the heart…”. We will be curating a box full of fabulous finds using this quote from one of our favorite books, The Little Prince. We don’t typically use spoilers (we try to hold out so everything is a surprise) but we’re so excited about this one that we wanted to let you in on at least a small part of what we have planned. We’re thrilled to announce we will feature a special product created by our friend and global lifestyle expert, Shalini Vadhera….More to come! XO LLB Team
You can use the coupon code “RAMBLIN10” to save $10 off your first box of a 6 (aka 3 boxes) or 12 (aka 6 boxes) month LLB subscription. The card also mentioned to stay tuned for Black Friday sale details from LLB, so it sounds like they are going to be doing something! I will post as soon as I hear!!!
Wow. This is almost better than the Nov. box in my eyes. Hope they redeem themselves in Dec!
Oct.
I loved this month. I received the Christmas plaid towel and garlic dip variations. I’m also planning on ordering some more marshmallows.
Very nice box, well worth the money! Perfect for winter season.
I was one of hose lucky people who they sent this to as a bonus this month. I’ve subbed since the beginning so maybe that’s why. I got the plaid towel and I love it. I’ve been obsessed with all things plaid so it’s perfect!
I actually cancelled my regular LLB sub, because I’ve been more excited about the serendipity ones! Loved this month too!
This was my first Serendipity box and I was really happy. I noticed it was tied up at the post office for about 4 days and I was on pins and needles once I saw the spoiler. I got the plaid towel, which is great as it will be perfect throughout the winter season. I have a lot of plaid towels, so I may just keep it around all year. I’m looking forward to trying the artichoke dip/spread and can not wait to try the marshmallows. I looked on their website and am already thinking about getting some as stocking stuffers. With the coupon and the free shipping, you can’t beat the deal!