Stitch Fix files Form 144 to sell 70,000 shares
Stitch Fix Inc. submitted a Form 144 notice for the proposed sale of 70,000 shares of Common stock, with the filing data showing $290,175.00 and an outstanding share count of 118,286,238 as of 06/16/2026.
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Stitch Fix Inc. submitted a Form 144 notice for the proposed sale of 70,000 shares of Common stock, with the filing data showing $290,175.00 and an outstanding share count of 118,286,238 as of 06/16/2026. The filing lists a Restricted Stock Lapse of 20,000 shares (09/17/2025) and an Employee Stock Option Exercise of 50,000 shares (06/16/2026) with a broker payment for a cashless exercise.
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Form 144 notice lists a proposed resale of 70,000 common shares and related option/RSU events.
The filing records a 70,000 shares proposed sale, an indicated aggregate value of $290,175.00, and a reported shares outstanding figure of 118,286,238 as of 06/16/2026. The methods include a broker (Charles Schwab) for the transaction.
The excerpt also lists a Restricted Stock Lapse of 20,000 shares on 09/17/2025 and an Employee Stock Option Exercise of 50,000 shares on 06/16/2026 described as a broker payment for a cashless exercise. Timing and final execution depend on holder actions and market execution; cash flows are driven by resale proceeds through the broker.
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Form 144 regulatory
Restricted Stock Lapse financial
Cashless Exercise financial
Employee Stock Option Exercise financial
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