Customer service is reaaaall slow. Everyone seem like they hate working here
I like looking but don't usually buy much unless it's on sale. They sell fun stuff that usually bank on nostalgia. Gifts that cheer someone up.
I don't know why but I noticed that the service is good at all urban outfitters so Im going to assume it's a good place to work.
Lots of little stuff from China, super expensive if you compare with their quality. Unnecessary items and favorite place for wasting your money
Huge selection of clothes at this location. it has 3 levels. the quality of the clothes are high though and last quite a while, so it compensates for it being a little pricey. good customer service
Great set up and lots of selection! very busy place tho
Three people in front of us had three different problems. 30 min after waiting we just gave up because the line was still huge. Really poor customer service.
Urban outfitters has really good clothes right now. The downtown location is really nice. They manage to do a lot with a relatively small space. The staff here are friendly.
It's ok. It is on the small side for this chain. Interesting items though.
I could look around here for hours. I love the clothes and variety of items they carry. The staff wasn't helpful, clothes are expensive.
2 storefronts a separate men's and women's side. They usually have a good selection of lomography and instax camera's. The instax film is 2X's the price that you would pay at a local drugstore. They have a good selection of vintage T-shirts for men and sometimes you can get deal on their Vans skateshoes.
Review Type / Retail (Grade 1~5)
1. Atmosphere
- Interior Design: 3
- Product Display: 4
- Sales Clerk Professionalism: 5
- Customer Service: 5
2. Products
- Types of Goods: Normal
- Price Range: $$$
My experience is based on shopping in the men's section.
Prices are expensive for the merchandise they offer. $20+ graphic t-shirts and overpriced in-house branded apparel don't make Urban Outfitters an attractive place to shop. The men's section is significantly smaller compared to its ladies offering, and few brands stick out. Men's shoes have been reduced to a handful of brands and styles, and what they do offer is just OK.
Sales aren't what they used to be, consisting of mostly in-house merchandise. You'd have to look through everything to find something worth noting, and discounts aren't as amazing as they were.
Great for youth and anyone into street style, but if you want more mature, quality brands go elsewhere.