If you’re one of the people who watches the unboxing and unpacking videos, you’ll see that I was rather confused with this one, mainly as I was waiting for another package from Loot Wear. What I totally forgot is that I’d separately ordered the Wearable subscription during a special offer.
This review is for the November 2017 Wearables option, which came with the theme Unite 2.0, the same as the main Loot Crate box.
Loot Wear has a load of different clothing based geek subscription options available, including socks, boxer shorts, T-Shirts and wearables. I think this is the first time I’ve ever gone for Wearables, at least under the current name (I may have picked this up when it was called Level Up).
The November package, which arrived in a plastic envelope, got to me rather late as well, which added to the confusion. It did come with a fold-out booklet about the subscription and also showing what the other Loot Crate options would have contained.
The standard UK subscription price is currently £14 GBP, including postage ($18 USD). Loot Crate use UK currency pricing now, so this can vary a bit. The Wearable option can include a whole variety of clothing types, including hoodies, so you have to give a variety of clothing options when you subscribe.
Box Contents
Volton Scarf and Beanie Set (Exclusive)
This is a long black scarf and a black hat. Both have fairly subtle prints.
I know very little about this series although I do quite like the design.
Looking at similar geek themed hat and beanie sets, I’ll value this at $10 USD.
More from this box: all our Loot Wear Wearables reviews.
Box Review
Some cute clothing here, although I’m not sure if the value adds up.
A hat and scarf set is one of the weaker combinations that Loot Wear have included. I get $10 USD of value, which doesn’t compare well to an $18 USD cost price. Although this one is difficult to judge.
I do quite like these, but it’s a lesser known franchise (at least, here in the UK).
I think the socks and underwear collections are the ones that work best for me, although you can’t go far wrong with exclusive geek clothing.
Loot Wear Wearables has since stopped running, so the subscription link that originally sat here has been retired. You can still browse every Loot Wear Wearables review on this site.
