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Stitch Fix and Keegan-Michael Key Urge Men to Break Up With Outdated Wardrobes

Cuffing season takes on a whole new—and perhaps more apropos—meaning with #StitchFixIt

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The digital styling service is courting male consumers.Stitch Fix
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By Leslie Blount

April 27, 2022

Stitch Fix and Keegan-Michael Key are encouraging men to move on from relationships that are hanging by a thread.

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Leslie Blount

Leslie Blount is an Adweek contributor who writes about brands and culture.

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