Urban Outfitters

If I had known this place was so cool, I would have stopped by sooner!
Pleasantly surprised with the retro inventory, books, vinyl, and other unique items here.
Definitely a great place to pick up gifts.. .
Oh, and they sell clothes too!

I always love going into this store to shop. All the clothing is always organized and easy to see and the sales are always so good! Our cashier today was extremely helpful as well!

This is a store for millenials with some extra scratch to blow. The styles are cool and my daughters like it but it seems more on the pricey side and lacks quality. I mean does everything really have to be made in China. Also I found the staff rude and very off putting.

An unusual store. I generally look online at the website and find things that I appreciate there, and usually at a price I appreciate. This store did not blow me away. It was large and had lots of selection, however I couldn’t really find anything I liked, especially with such high prices for things of subpar quality and design. I was not a major fan.
The bits and bobs and all those fun accessories were more reasonably priced. Funny, geared toward the younger crows definitely a fun look, great place for gifts. Would recommend that portion of the store.
Save yourself some money and some time, just look online.

Other than the Urban Outfitters we have in Jacksonville, this is the only other one I’ve been in. So I only have the one in Jax to compare it to. It’s a much smaller store; not even quite half as large. The racks are spaced out nicely, so it is easy to move around in.
I was greeted when I walked in by an employee standing at the door, but other than her and the two employees behind the cash register gabbing away, I didn’t see any others.
A lot of clothes in this urban Outfitters. There’s a lot in our store in Jax too, but there seemed to be a lot more here. Or maybe it was just the fact that the store wasn’t nearly as large so it looked like there were more. I’ve never really looked at the clothing because to me it seems to be geared more towards the younger generation.
One thing I can definitely say for sure is that there weren’t as many novelty items here, which is the main reason I go in the store. I like to look around at all the interesting/​funny things, and it’s a great place to pick up gifts too. Don’t get me wrong, they still had their fair share of novelty items, just not as many as I’m use to.
Everything was very neat and organized. At the time I was in the store, the employees weren’t doing anything, but they must do their jobs at some point, otherwise, things wouldn’t be arranged so nicely.

So, this place is a lazy-hipster’s DREAM (wait… I’m lazy… does that mean I’m a hip*existential crisis!*)
Moving on– UO is full of clothes that would make you scream in delight if you found them at a thrift store. Total treasure finds. Except that they tax you on the convenience you are granted through their fine curating. Definitely be ready to pay more, but know that you’ll walk out feeling like a badass beatnik.
I’ve been to a few location in the past and have had different experiences in terms of service, but was really pleasantly surprised at this location. I had multiple *cough cough*gorgeous*cough* employees come by to check that I was finding everything. When I was in the fitting rooms and was having second thoughts about whether I could pull off high-​waisted shorts the fitting room attendant, Christy, was so helpful! I imagine it’s hard to find that perfect balance of being kind, yet honest when a shopper asks if the mom shorts are giving her a cameltoe, but Kristy (I have no idea how to spell her name) handled it like a champ and was wonderfully honest, but ready to run around the store finding me a good alternative pair.
Overall, great experience.

I never, ever shop here. I’m more of the Banana Republic/​Gap shopper. Definitely opposite of hipster. But I was on a hunt for white elephant Christmas gifts and stopped by on a whim.
The store is huge. They sell clothing, shoes, accessories and great variety of gifts, some may not be politically correct so don’t get your panties in a bunch!
I loved the selection of retro gifts like the Polaroid frames and stuff related to current pop culture like the Grumpy Cat calendar.
I spent a good amount of time browsing and laughing. would definitely come back again.
When you check out they give out free recyclable bags for your purchases which is super cool if you ask me! And you can get your receipts emailed to you. So they’re very environmentally friendly in that respect.

Very pricey at times, but I always come here when I need unusual gifts. They have a large selection of funny/​odd books as well as gag type gifts. And when I visited last week, I was shocked at all of the record players (yes, you read that right!) and records. They weren’t cheap (of course), but it made me want to buy one for old times sake.

If you find something in this store that is «all you» then count yourself as HIP. This store is simply the cat’s pajamas and I especially dug the hot Asian chick they had as a greeter at the front door.
Vinyl records, stationary, kicks galore, lids, backpacks, bad ass t-​shirts, and more. You can’t meander around this cool store without snatching up something and taking it to the register and smackin’ down your plastic.
Ramp up your cool points if you can accessorize here. There is something for every hipster and kitty kat who needs to expand their wardrobe.
This location constantly evolves and diversifies so make it a point to stop by every time. I could also tell the treat their employees well because all of them were smiling and scurrying about.
Straight, gay or even a switch hitter? Take a walk through Urban Outfitter!

Been coming since way back when Millenia opened, and I have noticed the big changes towards more decorative/​home stuff and women’s clothing.
Back in the day you could score a good outfit (albeit pricey) and some accessories like nifty shades, a cool messenger bag, or even a wallet; all in a style that was part Gap, part Hot Topic, and part thrift store.
Now, it’s like the labels got tired and recycle the same shirts, change the colorways five times and BOOM — $ 30 a pop. Yes, styles must evolve, but it seems that UO now caters to the lowest style denominator — and charges through the teeth for it.
There are a slew of tchotchkes to add that eclectic (read: everyone else has it) flair you so desire. Books, journals, vinyl, glasses, pillows, and sometimes furniture pepper the retail landscape, so much so that I feel like I’m in a Bed, Bath, and Beyond run by nouveau beatniks.
Can’t bring myself to browse for more than the occasional t-​shirt or errant gift — most prices are higher than other online stores and in general defy the laws of economics.
Don’t worry: you can pick up the book «Economics for Hipsters» for $ 14.99. You’ve probably never heard of it though.

So I am not writing wether or not I like the store brand itself, because it is a chain store. This particular store was very busy on a Sunday and kept up with the chaos greatly! The books were in order, the staff was more than friendly and helpful, and the clothes were all in order. There are always fun little gag gifts in here for all sorts of occasions and people you know. It seems scary at first because all you see is Skrillex looking hipsters with shaved and side-​swiped hairs, but there are some hidden gems in here that are definitely worth sifting through the BS and finding. To be honest, it is a little over priced, but come on you are paying for things before the regular population catches on. If you did not catch the scarcasm then you are awfully silly and should stay home.

Big store. Good selections. Decent size sale wracks in the back — 50% or more off the regular catalog prices.
Look high and low for sale merchandise — found a killer pair of vinyl platform boots on the floor under the sale wracks — $ 29!
Nuf said. A good place to spend time and money when you are amusement-​parked out in Orlando — and don’t live near a brick an mortar Urban Outfitters.

I’m a fan of urban outfitters because of their clearance section. They have alot of items to choose from in the clearance rack. The place is located in the mall and I was visiting the area and wasn’t expecting this mall to be really nice but it was. The staff are easily accessible if you have questions are and friendly.

Need to encounter a store at the mall that does not have any duplicate versions of itself? Urban Outfitters is the perfect suggestion.
I have been an ongoing dedicated Urban Outfitter shopper for quite some time now due to their retro vintage vibe attire and furniture. Quite the fan I may say because the Urban Renewal line consist of the most funkiest brightest skirts and tees in Orlando. The quality is great and I just can’t imagine that there is another store that sales bright orange skirts along with silver horse necklaces. The thing I absolutely adore about this place is the furnaces here and they have a selection of Tokyo themed «life in the 21^st,» brand pillows along with the printed graphic abstract paintings. Many ideas for my room were inspired by this place because they dared to mix bright fabrics with loud designs. Thanks to Urban Outfitters my room is anything but plain.
Seriously a store that is difficult to walk by and not walk in. They have way too many cool items to ignore; any place with a cheeseburger phone is worth checking out!

Usually I have to stop here when I visit the Millenia Mall. It isn’t one of the biggest stores I have been too, but still has a nice selection of clothes and goods. Last time I stopped there I found an excellent deal on a mini-​beer pong table game (complete with beer pong balls and paddles) for only $ 3! The original price was somewhere around $ 20 (maybe more) and there were people watching and commenting on my prize while I waited in line. My friend loved this gift and although some people say Urban Outfitters is pricy, they regularly have sales and clearances for those of us with less money in our pockets.

Hot: The store always has a large selection of sale items and a ton of shoes to pick from.
Cold: Well, well, well.. . The customer service isn’t always the best and to make matters worse, UO isn’t very consistent with their prices. I suggest waiting for items to go on sale because they always do, and to check online because sometimes items are cheaper!
*If you are looking for vintage pieces, visit an actual vintage store in Orlando. :)
Major

This place drives me nuts. It’s heinously overpriced, and I don’t really have the patience to rummage through the poorly organized sea of clothing that may or may not fit my curves. But on the other hand, If I actually find something, I’ll wear it all the time.
The only thing that really irks me is the sizing. I’m not a particularly large girl– a size ten, and I have curves in good places, but almost all of the clothes here are sized for the crossdressing prepubescent boy. I personally prefer Urban Outfitters’ sister store, Anthropologie, in that respect. Otherwise, it’s a fun, cool store for those with the figure, the drive, and the money.

The Good: [1] Everytime I step foot into the land of UO, I feel a little quirkier inside. Yes. .. this place appeals to my visual senses while stimulating my ears with indie music.
The Bad: [1] I want to buy everything, but the prices won’t allow. One vest $ 200? No thankies. It looks like something I could make anyways, perhaps I’ll try.
The Ugly: [1] When I did finally convince myself that this purchase was well worth it – no, no, I’M worth it, I was unpleasantly suprised to find that the quality of the products were just as bad as the stuff right across the way at Forever 21. At least they only charge $ 6.99 over there. Ugh.

I like all the Urban Outfitters but this store seems to actually have more in stock than many others: their new Savannah, Georgia, location in example is cute but somewhat understocked of things I would actually wish to buy there like Nike Dunks and some of the more esoteric men’s jeans.
The Orlando store is also in a great location, the Mall at Millenia, and is normally very busy. I don’t feel they are overpriced: if you don’t wish to spend $ 200 on jeans you can find some that are very reasonable here, such as UO’s own brand, BGD, which makes plain yet comfy and cute jeans for around $ 50. You can’t do much better than that. However, that said, you can find a good selection of brands that are more posh here too. It’s just a good place to stop in and see what they happen to have: as much as I do like them, I encourage people to shop at independent boutiques too however. Beta Retail Gallery, in instance, carries stuff you’ll never find at UO.

Oh come all ye trendy…
Indie apparel, home furnishings and tzchotchkies for the masses!
The store is the mecca for the 16−30+ yr old demo., and a one stop shopping lesson in how to be cool without trying. All you need is a credit card and a go-​getter attitude.
What do you want?
A belt, hat, shoes, shirts, jackets, shades, socks, jeans, and a pullover?
A novelty book, dinnerware, pillow, comforter, rug, and a faux Xmas tree?
A flask, a weird toy, some jewelry and an LP frame?
This place has all that stuff and then some.
Most of the prices are high for what you’re getting, but if you stick around long enough, they have massive sales on most of their junk. See a cowboy shirt you like for $ 68? Wait a few weeks (or months) and it’ll likely be marked down to about $ 29.
If you’re out at the Millenia Mall, it’s always worth a quick stop just to see what kind of sale is going on, and to get updated on the latest hip music that’s come out.
*Be careful not to overdress with Urban gear, or you will look like everyone else at BarBQ bar or Firestone.
**Minus one star for high prices on otherwise cheap inventory.