Large women and men's clothing store in Wicker Park. Very large selection of clothing for women on the 1st and 2nd floors. Men's clothing is found on the second floor with a fraction of the selection of the women's clothing. Store was very clean and organized. Prices were similar to Macy's and not as high as a boutique clothing store. Employees were helpful if you asked for help. Checking out was a breeze and we received a huge reusable shopping bag with our purchase. read more

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My daughter loves this place. She can get trendy items for not too costly and can wear them for awhile. We did just buy a shirt that 1/2 way thru the first time she wore it, it ripped so now I need to bring it back to UO. That is not acceptable. We usually have good luck with the items we buy. Employees are very friendly and helpful and that is a big plus. I'm happy to help her buy items that look good on her (most everything, by the way). The prices on the most part are reasonable and sometimes even on sale! read more

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This location has a large selection and a great clearance section on the top floor! The staff has always been kind and attentive when I have visited. It is worth a stop if you find yourself in the area! read more

Aside from having a men and women clothing they also have a home décor. I really like the jacket that I bought when last time I came here. I really like the quality of the fabric. Its 100 percent cotton so it is comfortable to wear. I came here again to buy another jacket. I also buy one jacket for my sister. She also like the jacket. I came here by afternoon and I am the only one customer so some staff assisted me. I went straight to the jacket area and ought 3 jackets with different design and color. Since they have home décor I look for some frame. They also sell frame with different design. I choose a flower and purchased it. I went to the counter and paid my purchased. You can come here and try this store. I highly recommend this pace for you. read more

Love this urban! So organized and the employees are super helpful. Sammy in the dressing room was so attentive. And Sasha at the register was super kind and a great conversationalist. Thanks guys! read more

Where all the hip kids hang out. Wicker Park location; be there or be square. UO is another basic hipster store with cool items that you can find at a Goodwill, resale shop or in your own closet if you're patient and crafty enough. Every now and again I'll spot an item that worth purchasing. They also offer a great 50% off items already on sale from time to time and items exclusive to UO that make the investment worth your wild. read more

Yeah so it is "trendy", so what?! If you like the stuff, wear it. I have a heard a few people whine about Urban Outfitters coming to Wicker Park. "There goes the neighborhood". What would you rather have, some ghetto wig shop or another Check Cashing place? UO has some cool things to wear or deck out your APT. The clothes are fun. It is a bit pricey but the quality is good. Like I said, the risk here is that you might end up looking like everyone else with what you get here. But I guess that is a true testament to your sense of style. If you can make it your own, then you won't look like a carbon copy. read more

Urban Outfitters - Women's Clothing Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

My brother's birthday is next week. He doesn't want a party and he only wants to eat with our family. So my mom and dad will go shopping to buy him ingredients to cook and also as a gift. I went to them since I also bought my brother a present. While they were in the grocery store I went to this store to look for a gift. Their place was spacious inside so it's easy to walk and find clothes. They have clothes, a cap, pants, merchandise , accessories and many more. I choose to buy him a shirt since I like its fabric. It's thick and it's not too hot when it wears. I also bought him a cap. It's a simple cap with a color of beige. I'm done choosing a gift. I got everything I need. I highly recommend this place. read more

I bought my art supplies here in this mall. They have a huge area of arts section. If you're an artist this place is the best for you.They have an expensive price (a branded) and a cheap price but with a good quality. I only bought cheap price art supplies because I have not enough money to buy an expensive one. I bought canvas and acrylic paint. I got a new friends when I'm looking a pen. She also an artist and make an art using canvas, bond paper and venom board. We got a long chitchat and share a new tips to each other. After buying everything I need we went to food court with my new friends. The food that we ordered was pretty amazing. We plan to go back here and buy new art supplies. read more

The good: Clean and spacious with a decent sale section. The bad: The staff will look you in the eye but don't expect them acknowledge your existence. You almost feel like you're intruding by coming in. Weird. read more

Today I learned that the jean jackets that I have been keeping in my closet for over 10 years can now be sold for $50 a pop. Also I found that olive drab military-style jackets (which I was wearing at the time) that sell for $50 at a army surplus store, just need white paint spattered all over them and sell for $110 (very modern art.) And that Nirvana shirt that I owned in 1993? If only I kept that- it now retails for over $40. Anyways, what's old is new again. They have fun books and cute trinkets that are routinely easy to find at UO and not at other similar shops. If money weren't an issue, I'd own a whole heck of a lot more of the stuff that is available at UO. Good work on the great and eclectic choices! read more

Came to get presents for some family members and since it was Wednesday it was easy to get around. I got a few books, records and some clothes. They are fairly priced and I got two people to offer their help so that was nice. I also liked that they had brands that I like as well. read more

i think most of us have a problem admitting that we shop at the UO. And thats rightly so- given the craze of the 'hipsters'. Just get over yourself we are all hipsters- it took me a long time to admit that. Yeah UO has a lot to offer; I think it also depends on how you mix and match your wardrobe. I don't walk into UO and select an outfit right off the mannequin or buy up a ton of overpriced screenprinted shirts and slap them with pair of $100+ skin tight jeans. Please... I have taste people. It's all about the sale rack. I'm not gonna lie to you, sometimes you gotta pay the bills for something nice, but if you team that up with something of a lesser brand or quality you can get away with it. I also shop at Sears, Marshalls, Old Navy and Village Discount. It's all how you put yourself together- you can look like a million dollars if take your time and save your money. It can be a science but makes shopping a lot less costly. read more

Service is great. The sales person was very helpful even though I made it clear I am not buying anything. I miss this kind of service these days. I would never buy anything from Urban Outfitters because it is over priced junk. I would rather go to a thrift store and get better stuff. People like me have a tough time buying anything in this store because you can get the same stuff at ethnic stores for a lot cheaper. Great service but overpriced stuff. read more

I went here to buy "hipster gear" for a concert I was attending in Wicker Park/Bucktown. And oh man did Urban Outfitters deliver... But apart from looking the part of a Bucktown/Wicker Park local, I was super comfortable in my hipster-wear, and scored an obscenely cute hoodie, some really fun candles (black currant? yes please!), and the most awesome chandelier thing in the whole world. And once I figure out how to affix said chandelier thing to my ceiling fan without breaking things, I'll be pretty psyched. Also, I want to purchase ALL their cute home wares and most of their coffee table books. read more

Urban Outfitters is one of those weird stores where I'm not really sure if it's all right for me to be there. I almost feel like I'm sneaking in to my big brother's room to borrow his clothes and if I get caught, I'll get punched in the stomach. I want to feel like I belong, but for some reason I genuinely feel out of place. That being said, I have ventured in here on a few occasions (being from the neighborhood) to see what's going down and there were a few things I liked, disregarding my general awkwardness for the whole situation. The store is actually pretty cool with two different levels and that signature, laid-back, trendy feel you get with some of the other vintage stores along the Milwaukee strip (obviously not as individually retro as a boutique shop, but still fun all the same.) I am ALWAYS greeted at the door even if the employee is busy at the register and, on average, 65% of the staff is friendly. You'll still find your "too cool for school" guy that's more concerned with combing his mustache and folding shirts than asking me if I need help with anything (that was more of a vague, perhaps unjustified, generalization about no one in particular, but it has happened before.) If you're looking for a colorful plaid shirt, worn to the point of almost destroyed cowboy boots or overly priced cardigans, Urban Outfitters is your place. Either way, I still feel comfortable giving them a mediocre rating for their service and layout. I just wish I could get more out of their selection. And who am I kidding, I'll be back. read more

This is the best Urban Outfitters as far as men's selection and sales go. They actually have a ton of crap on sale every time I'm there. I'm over the whole 'funny Urban Outfitters t-shirt' (a trend so over the top you can now buy the same 'funny' shirt at Target for less than $10), but it's a great place to stock up on the basics like soft undershirts, hoodies, jeans, etc. People will bitch about how it's a chain and it's destroying the sacred integrity of the Wicker Park aesthetic...and then go next door to a boutique store and pay 4 times the price for exact same shirt. Brilliant. read more

Got some mad libs cause i'm cool like that :) This place seems to be good for off the wall gift ideas: books, games, toys, etc. I think most of the clothing is overpriced and it doesn't seem worth it. I may look through the sale racks but as far as paying full price...nope. read more

Am I getting old or did Urban Outfitters use to not suck? And maybe I need to find a plus-sized Urban Outfitters, but, and I'll just put it out there, I'm 5'8" 140 lbs and can hardly fit into their largest jeans. The doctor says I'm healthy, but Urban Outfitters would have me skipping lunch so I can fit into their clothes AND afford them. No thanks. I will occassionally stop in to rummage through the sale merchandise, but this location has the least options in that department. And I do own a cute salt & pepper shaker I bought for $18 because I was drunk (ok, I wasn't drunk, just stupid), but I found even cuter vintage sets at Village Discount for 50 cents the next day. Meh, I've experienced better. read more

I've walked by this place many a-time and have only seen but a few customers within. I remember when Harvard Square got its urban outfitters...it was the death knell for the independent store in the once quirky --now mall-ified -- hood. What does this UO mean for Wicker Park? That the marketers at HQ have determined that not only is the Wicker Park demographic right, but there's money there too. So kids, guess what? You lost your precious neighborhood long before it was yours. UO is just fine, just fine if you want your 'look' packaged for you by tastemakers from out-of-state. But wait, you do that already, don't you? Mmm-hmmm. I thought so. read more

I ain't a hipster* but even I don't like to admit that I find great shit here. Damn, I got some $100 jeans for $30 on sale and somehow there was ONE PAIR left of a really cool other pair on clearance and it was in my size (34, the most common men's pants size of all--weiiird). To hell with it. UO, I surrender. *okay, to the folks at the office I am, but real hipsters think I'm a f__king fratboy. read more

Yeah, service can be a little bitchy, but it seems like every time I go back, they're making an extra effort to be more helpful. Not like, K-Mart blue light special helpful, but saying "Hi" and smiling can hurt your face if you are used to being sarcastic and campy. One annoying thing about UO is that their shirts were funny about 6 years ago. But they do have some awesome prices on their jeans & cords (about $39). Other than that, they have pretty much no selection for guys. read more

I had never heard of this, how do you say, 'Urban Outfitters' until I walked passed it on a cold winter day in Wicker Park. What a cozy, 'ma and pa' type of place! Everything is 100% authentic vintage, nothing was over priced, and you can tell the owners are just laid back and cool, like you and me, ya know? This is the type of place that gets me for the individual that I am. See, I'm not like you 'regular folk.' I wouldn't be caught dead in a shirt from Spencer's Gifts, and Hot Topic is for pop-punk weirdos- but this place... They get me. For example, a shirt with a tree growing out of a heart with lots of 17th century crests on it may be too 'extreme' for you 'Average Joe's,' but I'm different. I march to the beat of a different drummer. Oh, and speaking of music, you won't be haring U2 blaring throughout the store like in your precious A&F or American Eagle. Sorry gramps! You might not be aware of it, but there's this little band called The Shins and they will melt your face off. Back to the retirement home for you, old timer. As long as this place stays in this one location and not too 'mainstream' I'll be happy. Otherwise, you'd start seeing these places in every gentrified neighborhood in the country. How loony would that be? read more

Its a struggle with this store. You hate having to pay the price, but where else are you going to find some of this shit? I'd strongly suggest against paying for anything full price at this store. I've only bought things here on sale, and even at that point it is still expensive. The last time I shopped here, they were having a first ever, 75% off already sale items. I made a killing. I bought items that were orginally priced at $40.00 for like 2.50. I probably spent a total of $15 dollars and got close to $200.00 of orginal priced items. I swear, just wait for the sale. read more

MY GOD! The thing I hate about UO's is that they're all a liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittle different every time you step in. But I was THRILLED coming to this location for the first time. They had my favorite fitted tee's 2/28 again and I pounced on it. I was at the Woodfield UO not too long ago and was in love with a grey tee with purple deer but the sizes there were XS-M tops. They told me they could order it to the store for no extra charge which is normal for the chain. However, it would be about an hour out of the way to go back, and I figured I'd visit the Evanston store eventually and hope for the best. All UO's tend to have a little different selection of that sort of tee (which is a regular item type) and so I wasn't expecting to find my grey deer shirt, BUT I DID! And in my size none the less! I was SO EXCITED! What made me MORE excited was that I loved their selection better than the Woodfield store, and had trouble figuring out what my second tee would be! I was in LOVE with two other shirts, and eventually picked a rather floral pattern. I don't always go out of my way to buy clothes, even though I'm an intense window shopper (just in case) and I had no buyer's regret after wards. Also, I've noticed that UO's have been losing their sale sections, but this one had a super great one, I just didn't want to go buying a thousand things! They even had fragrances which I was shocked to see in the sale section. It's out of the way and quiet, a little cramped but not annoying. Their shoe selection was more men-based, so thankfully I wasn't looking for shoes. We were hoping there would be a bigger selection of Tom's but there were more Van's. Overall, SO ready to come back to this UO. Their apartment section is as large as I've seen them, and they have a lot more house wear variety than most. Stop in! read more

If Yelp allowed half stars, this would definitely be a 3.5 star review. This review is strictly for the Wicker Park spot as no one cares what chain anything you decide to Yelp. True story. This is by far my most favorite U/O location in all of everywhere. The size of this store is huge but nothing crazy and it feels like home every time I pop in. I know where everything I need is and I'm usually boppin' my head while I peruse. Soundtrack approved. Another true story: yesterday I went jogging around the 'hood and wound up here on a whim. And there went my cardio. Plus, my boyfriend is in love with the BDG cotton tees and tri-blend tees here. He's actually gotten me to love them too so I've started buying the women's BDG tees -- the cotton is out of this world comfy. Speaking of which, these tees (men & women's) are now 2 for $24. And at $18 a pop, that's highway robbery - go now! The staff is always very nice - not overly nice, they're still 2/3 hipster afterall, but behind the pork pie hat and/or blue eyeliner, they really do want to help a sistah out. There are always really random sales here too, a good chunk of the entire upper level is dedicated to sales merchandise and occasionally downstairs, they'll have a rack on sale. It doesn't have to be too spendy if you don't want it to be. I do love this location. And any place I can holler at a Munny as an impulse buy is a win in my book. read more

This location is okay, but I don't like how cramped their little sale room is. There doesn't seem to be as much of a selection as other locations in the city. Also me, the customer, was standing around looking at things I might be interested in buying and the shopgirl rudely asked me to get out of the way when there were like two other completely open paths she could have taken. Well fine then, I'll stop looking at the clothes and just leave without buying anything. See ya! read more

"For some one who hates Urban Outfitters, you like going shopping there alot." -my flatmate Well, I gotta give 'em credit... when they have a blow-out sale... they have a BLOW-OUT sale. Gotta look, but one can easily score a $90 pair of Nike Dunks for $25. It's all about their sales. A few years ago I bought a kick ass winter jacket (Alpha Industries) for $5. True, it was the end of the season, but I was able to use it when the weather got cold. Let me just say, I just hate Urban Outfitters when I have to pay full price. read more

Urban Outfitters to me is like that boyfriend who you just cant part with not because you really like them, but because sometimes you just need a little lovin...or in this case a long fall cardigan on occasion I will however give this location 4 stars because parking is really easy and they do have a pretty regularly good stocked womens section read more

This Urban isn't any different from the others. However, I was *very* surprised to find the staff was more friendly here than at the Evanston location. Urban employees are always too cool for school, obviously some sort of attitude requirement to become part of the Urban family, but these folks have helped me out with a smile and I appreciate that. (And this is when I had to returned damaged goods.) Who knows. I may have just lucked out the past few times. read more

This place is great. Staff is friendly and happy to help. Mens and sales are upstairs. They have everything from sunglasses to dresses, headphones to lingerie, shoes to Obey jackets. The store is colorful, happy, and alive. I never know what I am going to end up with. The selection is always changing. Walk in simply to enjoy yourself. Bike parking out front at street. read more

Their employees are generally unhelpful, until you want to go into the dressing room of course. Then it's like NSA level attention. I wouldn't be surprised if I was being watched by someone through the mirror. Great place to go if you want to get a good idea of what to look for at a cheaper store later (they sell Polaroid film for $30 when it's $10 on amazon... case closed). read more

This urban is not bad still have very nice staff. Just that the selections aren't very great. I'm talking more of the sales section. They have the space for it but it's always a little bit empty without much selections. read more

Urban Outfitters - Sales section not very big - Women's Clothing Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I like Urban in general and their clothes but the people that work their aren't so helpful. I asked a young lady to help me pair a shirt with jeans and she was incredibly rude and didn't want to help me. read more

I very RARELY rate clothing stores on Yelp, but the experience I had at Urban last night was definitely Yelp worthy. My friend and I went into this Urban that I go to most often since it's closest to my apartment. I've never really had any issues there, although nothing outstanding really stands out in my mind. However, last night, 10/2, a man was working the cash register (there was no one being run up) and I asked to see a pair of shoes. He told me he only had 2 other employees and I would have to wait ten minutes. I'm sorry, what? What happened to customer service?!?! Asking someone to twiddle their thumbs so you can watch the cash register or another employee can stock a shelf, is unacceptable. My friend who was with me and works at Anthro (as a manager) was also appalled. I forgot about the shoes...my dog was outside and I wasn't going to sit there for ten minutes. My friend purchased her items and gave him her discount card at the end (she had never used her employee discount as she is new at Anthro) and he pretty much gave her a pep talk about how she needs to hand it to him before he rings up the clothes. Clearly, this kid was on a power trip. If he was a manager, I am really worried about this Urban Outfitters going down the tubes! Here's an idea: Hire people that are costumer service oriented, friendly, and inviting. Not one who makes you wait, give you condescending pep talks, and treat you like a bum off the street. read more

Any hipster worth their salt clandestinely shops here and then swears they don't. Oh, and then they bitch about what this branch is doing to the neighborhood. Belt up, I know damn well you didn't get that skirt at the Village-D because I tried it on NEW at Urban Outfitters earlier this week. It's ok... it doesn't make you a sell out. I do have very good luck at this Urban Outfitters. Yeah, the stuff at the front is still as expensive as ever so don't even bother looking unless you're grandma died and left you a tidy fortune. The back sale room is where it's at. Seriously, there's nothing so victorious as finding something marked $9.99 that they were originally trying to flog for $70.00. Is it just me, or have they become a lot more affordable in the last year or so? Staff members here have always been friendly and helpful... but not to the point where you're convinced that they all work on commission. Yeah, I'm really disappointed with the allegations that their founder has donated money to conservatives... what do you expect from old, rich, white dudes? Maybe I'm a horrible person for saying this, but that still doesn't make me dislike Urban Outfitters. Sorry... read more

You know what Urban Outfitters has, you know the prices,and you know if it is for you.. My gripe is the astoundingly rude and worthless staff. I am big on customer Service and UO has exactly NONE. I love their home selection, and their shoes so I cannot give them zero stars but lord do they need to fire everyone. I had one female staffer tell me umprompted they probaby have nothing that fits me; being a size 12 top and size 16 bottom I have no doubt that was accuate but I was shopping for a GIFT and did not ask. I have been there five times and I am just astounded by the poor customer service, last night I was waving shoes in the air yelling "Hello!" and assumed nobody was on the floor when the two other peope there ignored me. Turns out they both "work" there. I hope they do not get commission checking me out. Other occurences: Sales people blatantly ignoring all attempts to get their attention and chatting, acting put out when I "excuse me" into the convesation. Asking where something was ony to get a silent point an an eyeroll. Asking if they had more of a certain item to be told "I don't know, I haven't worked in a couple days" followed by a walk away. Getting dirty looks when unfolding a sweater and having the person snatch it up as soon as I set it down, and folding it with an obviously offended tongue click. Once I got a cheerful girl at the register; her smiling and not behaving like a complete jerk has convinced me she is their best employee ever. Do they train these people? I am so confused. Why do I go back? The cute, reasonably priced items nobody else carries. read more

I have boobs. They're not huge, but they exist. Thus nothing here fits me. It was a sad shopping trip that made me wonder how 11 year old girls have so much cash to be spending on this shit! read more

All Urban Outfitters provide the same eclectic mix of the almost-trendy. Be careful purchasing entire outfits here, though. You may walk out looking like a poser. Top picks: t-shirt selection, shoes, accessories, LeSportSac, and many items within the Lux label. Stupid: Urban Renewal line -- if I wanted you to wash a shirt I got from the Goodwill, then I would have paid you for the water and the soap, not $28, kthx. Hint: Go on a day when they take 50% off the sale merchandise. It doesn't apply so much to guys, since the guys' selections never seem to go on sale. However, there is a glut of girls' clothing and you can end up getting things for a fraction of what they originally cost. read more

You get what you'd expect from an Urban Outfitters here with the added bonus of being surrounded by hipsters and assholes (oh, wait. I guess that is every Urban Outfitters, huh?). One redeeming quality: the sales are awesome. I got a puma track jacket for ten bucks! It probably contracted the clap from one of the workers (sorry, they are snubby here) who touched it, but it was only ten bucks! read more