Urban Outfitters

Cute stuff you can’t go in there and not make s purchase because they have really nice things. Even if it’s s nail polish or a candle you eventually buy something. I was looking for black toms and I found in no time, they have really cute adidas shoes which now gives me an excuse to go back. Their selection of underwear and bras are pretty good which gives you other options besides VS 5 for $ 27.

Pros:
–The sale section is usually pretty decent (more so for men than women)
–Convenient location
Cons:
–They’ve expanded their record selection, and I hope legit local record stores don’t lose business because of this
–They sell fake deer antlers

I love urban outfitters, and I think it is a really fun store. However, if you don’t look like the employees get ready to be looked at awkwardly, not helped, and pretty much ignored until you have to pay them.
I can’t dress like a hipster, but at least I’m not as judgmental as the «hipsters» who work there.

I like popping in here to check out the sale section, but that’s about it. The quality of the clothes here is not that great, but there are certainly some hidden gems. The staff isn’t very friendly.

Unbelievably expensive for the quality of the clothes. $ 60 for a t-​shirt with a cat on it? No thank you. And with my experience the sales associates are incredibly rude, as if to say «YOU’RE going to buy this?» I will never shop here again, and I regretted it the first time. I do like the selection, but it could not be worth the price and customer service.

The turntables are so overpriced! I saw the same one for 30% less, when I asked if they could match it they said: we only match items within other urban outfitters…

The Urban Outfitters website says different hours than the store. I drove nearly an hour in the snow storm to get to the sale and when I get there they just closed. Not cool.

UO… I love to love you and I wish I could love you more but my checking acct. won’t let me. This place is a gem and has hidden gems within: meaning that some, not all, of their stuff is with the price. Most of their hats and scarfs are worth the price, and they’re quality. Only some of their clothing are really worth the big bucks though. They do have some pretty decent deals throughout the year, and you can’t beat free shipping and then be able to return it in store. You just have to take your time during the search, touch the fabric and feel the weight of it; most of their winter sweaters are very much worth $ 50 – 70 because they’re so well made. So take your time shopping and you’re sure to bring home some of your own lost-​but-​now-​found gems.

I have a confession.
I am that person who wears tons of shirts with cats and dogs on them. I freaking love animals. I talk to dogs and cats on a regular basis. I like em more than humans actually. But I digress…
I get my fix of awesome kitty/​puppy shirts/​shoes/​accessories at Urban. Just this year alone I think I have purchased at least 4 shirts a pair of shoes and possibly a purse. When I get to Urban I head straight to their sales section cause they usually have some awesome deals. I also really dig that I’ve found some awesome vegan products here to wear with my crazy cat lady shirts.
I used to really enjoy their housewares selection, however it has slowly dwindled at this particular location. Now they have very few items left so I am forced to go to their website when I am looking for housewares.
One beef I have is the prices of products versus the quality. I have purchased many items of jewelry from Urban (on sale obviously) only to find the clasp is broken or breaks soon after. I would be really annoyed if I were paying full price (sometimes 16 dollars and up) for something that breaks shortly after purchase.

Everyone’s really friendly and helpful here it’s great! What isn’t great is the prices they have for everything. It’s pretty expensive but I guess it costs money to impress your friends with a Bansky art book on your coffee table.
Onetime I bought shoes here that were on sale and they looked and felt great. After a long summer of adventure fell apart at a concert I was at. That doesn’t have much to do with the store but is more a story I wanted to share.

Good selection, the employees are there and will help you if you ask. I always check the sale rack to get a better deal on clothing. I wish more of their items were NOT made in china. They sold diesel before but don’t anymore… disappointed. I like coming here in the evening because its less crowded.

Reminded me of shopping at Ragstock when I was in college. I did find a couple of unique gifts. Too bad not all people are skinny as a rail.

I really struggled with this review. I feel torn because U. O has a great selection of super cool eclectic things that you can’t really find anywhere else. But it’s insanely over priced and if you aren’t a hipster you are ignored by the staff.
I find it annoying that I find some crazy cool stuff in the apartment section but I have to wait 4 months for it to go on clearance so I can actually afford it. Being more on the «curvy» side, none of the clothes fit so unless your a size 0, don’t even bother looking at them.
So yes once and a while, I’ll hit U. O and I usually leave with a cool purchase for my house and I always leave wanting way more than I bought. I have to give the place big ups because one of my favorite pieces of wall art came from there It’s worth checking out, especially if you are a hipster, super skinny and way rich.

I love going into Urban. I especially love its location. I enjoy walking to Prospect Alterra, ordering a medium black coffee, and strolling back down Prospect to enter the fashion Mecca that is Urban Outfitters. Whether I want a record, a camera, sunglasses, Toms, an overpriced sweater, or unique dining ware, this place has it all. Somethings are too expensive, but some items are real gems. I love their tights-​at 2 pair for twenty bucks, it’s a great deal, and they are super comfortable and fashionable. They now have Toms (these have become popular shoes… I HATE Toms because they fall apart after three months. and Urban staff agree that they are not durable) but they are a shoe with a message… so that’s cool. They have one of the best sale sections in Milwaukee. It’s super fun to go through racks and racks of sale items. The music is great. And the workers are really nice and friendly. I love this store and location.

I usually buy things second hand, but lately my boyfriend and I began shopping here.
My vice? Cheap leggings, only $ 5 a pair.
His vice? One of the few places in the area to purchase a nice section of new Levi’s from. (He’s a Levi’s junkie.)
I bought my turntable from here as well.
People are going to complain about the price of things here, but they just aren’t skilled shoppers. Buy out of season items in advance for the next season when they are on clearance.
I am not really the fashionable kind of person, so I am not too concerned if I am wearing something from last summer this summer.

I like this store. Always have. I’ve bought books, clothes, and kitchenware here. They’re the most boutique Target you will ever, ever in your life find. Wallpaper? Check. Doorknob? Got it. Stickers, books, a photo-​biography on Banksy (which is an AWESOME book)…check. If it’s not food, you’re covered. Just bring money.
Lots of money. It can go quickly here, as the coolest of the cool t-​shirts are easily double the only barely cool t-shirt’s prices. And you will find a lot of knick-​knack stuff that you won’t be able to live without. And I will tell you, that when you start early at Vintage on a Saturday, those impulse purchases happen with much more frequency than you might like.
All around, though, this is a store that you can spend an absolute ton of time in between looking through books, clothes, coffee mugs, etc, without spending a dime. I’ve not been here once without buying at least something, however.
It’s also a very wide open store, well lit, with a very friendly vibe and staff. I like coming here.

Another love hate — -
Urban Outfitters has a lot of creative things… such as the mustache glasses. BUT everything is so ridiculously priced. It makes me sad. There are tons of fun books, note pads, and house accessories but I don’t want to pay 15 for a silly glass that looks like its from Ikea (and I love Ikea… but I’ll go to that store).
I like to stop in here and there… pick up some tights… and browse. I am a picky person and I just don’t want to pay a ridiculous amount for something I could get elsewhere for cheaper.
UO Love! :) :)

Don’t judge me. Yes, I am too old for this place. I’ll admit it.
That, and…
This place is unnecessarily expensive to boot. Please note how $ 89 sweaters magically become $ 19.99 once they’re ‘out of season’, or how $ 99 shoes are $ 9.99 in the clearance section once there are only a few odd-​sized pairs left.
This place is a chain, and it’s not the worst. But it’s not the best, either. I like the kitschy, funky, colorful housewares and odds ‘n ends, but again, generally overpriced. T-​shirts and sale items are usually my go-​to at Urban.
I won’t not go back, but I’m always a skeptical shopper. Ahhck. Who am I kidding? I have an Anthropologie problem, and that place is sort of like UO but grown-​up, (sigh)

I’ve found my Obama shirt here, some hilarious Obama pins, fishnet tights, and a pad of paper that says «Dear Douchebag». I can also find cool gifts for people here. The only problem I have with these clothes is the prices. The clothes aren’t well-​made enough for them to cost this much money. You could find cheaper clothes elsewhere that look the same.
Otherwise, my experiences here were fine. I haven’t encountered any rude staff members, although the line was insanely long.

Urban Outfitters has always been one of my favorite stores so I’m happy that I won’t have to take the trip down to Chicago to see this unique charming little botique chain.
They have hip clothes, accessories, and shoes for both men’s and womens besides interesting home décor, books and other novelty items. I always crack up with the crazy things in that store.
When first visiting this new location I was nervous since it was crazy busy outside and parking was very difficult. A bar across the street was getting a delivery from a beer truck that was blocking off the front entrance so all the metered spots in front of the store were not accessible (some people were parked in too!).
Inside the store was busy as well. Since this is right in UW-​Milwaukee territory it was filled with students that made me feel old. But I pressed on and found some good stuff. The clothes here are definately not the run of the mill mall type clothing… lots of silly t-​shirts, deep V-​Necks/​open back, slinky fabrics, and retro prints. Most is cool and interesting but there are a few cheap acrylic blends and stiff prints.
With the store being so busy, I was terrified by the long line wrapping down the aisle. I stayed in it and it moved very fast (almost too fast because I was planning to browse the jewelry that the line was near but I didn’t have time to see it all!). The cashier was super nice and I even got a free CD.
Check it out, it’s a cool place!!!