Urban Outfitters

The only reason I’ve ever gone into this place was because my fiancé was dragging me in here. Otherwise I would avoid this place like the plague. Most of the clothing features offensive writing that makes me wonder who in holy heck would wear it. Like one other reviewer has said, if ever you wanted to not go broke simply make a mental note of the stores ware then go home and buy them online for a much cheaper price.

Urban outfitters is a lovely store. The only problem is that they’re rather on the expensive side. Their clothes are usually comfortable and nice looking. It depends, but some things may run small or big. Their house wear section is rad. It is always fun looking at that section. Urban outfitters is a great store if you have a little extra money.

Oh, Urban. Your concaved skinny mirrors are the non-​dairy icing on my gluten-​free cupcake, you scheming bitches.
Actually, since I’m more of a full-​flavored frosting girl, I can’t wear many of your clothes without looking like a kielbasa, but whatevs, I’m just here for the clearance rack. No, not the overstuffed $ 29.99 one, but the… Oh, dayum Gina! Revisit the definition of clearance, it’ll make your walkways look less like an episode of Hoarders.
Also: Please fix your janky-​ass door handles. Tell one of the pouty dudes from downstairs to grab a screwdriver the next time he goes out front to smoke an American Spirit.
The clothing is of questionable craftmanship, but I love my new suede stacked wedges more than Tosh.0 hates women, sooo-​ooo… if you’re waiting on the 1S, drop in and see if any broken shit is on clearance/​take a pic of yourself in the skinny mirror for your Facebook profile/​see how many arbitrarily placed bobby pins you can spy. Or if you just got your student loan check, drop in and buy some wooden-​heeled oxfords. It’s on your way.
*Let them order something from the website for you — free shipping.*

Urban is a bit pricey for what you get, but they have a lot of trends that you don’t always see else where. The house ware items and jewelry especially are wayyyy over priced for what you get. As refreshing as it is to have a store that is a little different, I’m not sure it’s worth the prices.

I don’t actually shop at Urban much, because besides a LaCoste polo and some random accessories, there’s nothing I’d buy. It is, however, a pretty fun store to browse, and I can see how other people might like it a lot. It’s not my style, but doesn’t mean it’s bad. Nice location on Kirkwood.

I hate when people drag me into this place, it’s all overpriced, trendy crap. Torn jeans, thrift t-​shirts at a morbidly high premium. The ONLY reason that I ever enjoy going in here is the book display where they have a bunch of really interesting books that I usually end up going back home and ordering on Amazon for 10 to 14 dollars cheaper than if i would have bought them at UO.
Please, please don’t go here. Unless you want me to hate you that is.