Anthropologie

Cute clothes but very steep prices. I feel like it is catered more towards young mothers in terms of style. I do enjoy the home décor items and have purchased a number of things as gifts for friends. I got a great deal on some j brand jeans that I adore from here for about 40% off. The staff is very hit or miss and most are very snobby. I asked a petite girl with huge eyebrows for help and she was for the most part pleasant.

Had a great customer service experience today at Anthro. Pam was so accommodating and worked out a great solution to a tricky problem I had. It is so beautiful walking into the Park Meadows shop, but when you encounter someone as sweet as Pam it makes your day!

I went the weekend after Christmas and needed to exchange a few items. They didn’t have my sizes on the floor, so I went to the register for help. The service was INCREDIBLE. The store was crazy busy, but the gal went out of her way to make sure I got what I needed. She even called another store to order my size. I know after the holidays is a stressful time for stores, but you would never have guessed. Highly recommended.

Pretty much this store is geared towards upscale soccer moms and that is okay. But I’d rather drive a spike through my hand than shop there.
Tried calling the store, got their fax machine. Awesome. So I had to go to the store to see if they had a couple of coffee mugs my wife (who is not a soccer mom) liked. Fine.
After poking around the store for a few minutes I could not find the mugs no help in site I walked out and only then did a manager type wish me a good evening. The better question would have been «Did you find everything okay? Can I help.» That was not the case, she was far more interested in milling about the store. To be fair the staff showed no interest in helping anyone be it a house frau or IT nerd.
This was my first and ultimately last solo foray into this godawful store, first impressions are important and they failed. There are plenty of other stores that have nice stuff and are staffed by nice people that better deserve my money.

This is one of those funky stores where you find a variety of odds and ends. I always find something there that I like.
My tip is to go into the sale room at the back. I’ve found some of my favorite things there.

Yes, it is a chain and it’s in the Mall but Anthropologie makes me feel like I am in a boutique shop in the middle of Soho. It has wonderful eclectic clothing, home furnishings, home and personal fragrances, jewelry and more! It is an escape from the ordinary and expected. Treat yourself to a special something that suits your personality and is not made for everyone in general. Show your style!

Everyone was REALLY happy. I was said hello to so many times it got annoying.
I like the clothes here very much and I enjoy the little kitschy things that they have.
The bummer is that it is on the more expensive side.

I love Anthropologie and I love *this* Anthropologie.
For me, this is a perfect store. I love the clothes — except the pants. I’m short (5’3″) and their buyer must think that every woman is 6′ tall. I swear, all of their pants are so unbelievably long on me and they are even too long to be altered and look right. I can do their capris in the summer though. But their tops, dresses, and sweaters are just perfect — love them. I could live in that store.
And their staff is the best. I can not count how many times one of the ladies there has spent forever trying to track down a top in a specific size for me. I can always find someone to help me, even when they are crazy busy. Love the clothes, love the atmosphere in there, and love the girls who work there.

When I walk into an Anthropologie I feel like I just stepped into heaven. If I feel short on inspiration and creativity I go to anthro. If I am looking for yellow tights I go to anthro. If I want to add to my collection to knobs, guess what, I go to anthro. Its kind of like the eclectic girls playground.
Anywhere from their window displays to their clothing even to the emails they send out– there is nothing uninspiring about this store.
So often when I am wearing something I got there and someone asks where I got it, their first response is «oh, I love that store! I just can’t afford it.» At that very moment it takes everything in me to not grab them by the shoulders and shake some sense into them and ask, «where is your inner sale shopper?!» Anthro has the best sales ever. So no excuses ladies, you can shop Anthropologie!
From the artist in me to the girlie girl that I am; Anthro will always be at the top of my list.

Not as big, or as well stocked as the Anthropologie (not Anthropology) at Cherry Creek, this is one of the few reasons to go to Park Meadows (if you live in the neighborhood). And, it’s next to Nordstrom’s (shoe department). Cute and eclectic fashions, medium priced and large fitting rooms. If you have to go to Park Meadows, check it out.