This is a huge UO store, with two floors of products. The first floor has women's apparels and accessories, and also the checkout section. The second floor men's apparel, home goods products, sale items and fitting rooms. Most of the store is organized and clean. As we explored the store, we liked some of their products. It was easy to walk thru the racks and check different items. Some products had discounts up to 40%. The fitting room had no lines. Staff members were available for assistance. Checkout was quick and easy. Price was same as their website. read more

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This UO is located at Montclair downtown area. Very spacious and variety of selections. From oversized jeans to fitted crop tops, and pretty much anything in between. Changing rooms on the second floor. Very nice staff. Barely any wait for the changing room. I think their price is fair. But it's always better to find it in the sale section. read more

Urban Outfitters - Women's Clothing Near Me - Montclair, New Jersey

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Visited on a very rainy day, and the manager with the tats (Sara I believe) was kind enough to offer to help me lift my stroller up the stairs, because the lift was not working. Her overall demeanor was very kind and welcoming. Then the associate who assisted me was also very pleasant. He was tall, had cornrows (Giovani I think) and I believe he said he was new to the store, although he came across like he'd been working there for a while. Another great interaction. The store was clean and had a good vibe. There was only one employee upstairs who didn't smile, didn't greet me and my daughter, or ask if we needed help, although we were feet from her. She had braids, and her demeanor just didn't scream customer centric. She was directing an employee so she may have also been a manger. Anyway, we ended up purchasing a couple items and will definitely visit again! read more

I just happened to be in the area, and I came here because I was impressed by the large selection of records that they have for sale. When I came into the store, I was instantly greeted by the person behind the cash register. Whenever I saw any of the employees, they were kind and greeted me, and even answered any questions that I had. I did notice something interesting about my experience at this particular location. The records and available merchandise are more expensive than any of the other stores that I've been to. The price range for their records go from $25-$40, which is a lot compared to what I'm used to seeing from Urban Outfitters. I've been informed that they have records on sale in the back, but those were records that were either damaged or made by artists that no one had ever heard of. I immediately noped that and went to look at all the other merchandise which also seemed to be overpriced. They sell candy on the first floor too. An example of how everything is overpriced is by comparing the price of the Haribo gummy bears at this Urban Outfitters to the Haribo gummy bears that I got back at my local bodega. The Urban Outfitters gummy bears were around $5 and the gummy bears from the bodega were around $2. That's a huge difference, especially since Urban Outfitters can afford to lower the price of their candy in comparison to a small business. The woman who helped me find the body cream I was looking for though was really nice. Her name is Sarah and she lead me to the cream that was on sale for about $2. I love anything that smells like Mango and I was even looking for soap or lotion with that scent so it worked out perfectly. I don't think I'll be back, but I appreciated how nice everyone was. read more

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Cool store, didn't have much for me in terms of vinyls. But some cool vintage record players and a cool clear cassette player.

Probably the biggest urban outfitters you'll ever be in. I love the environment inside and looking around at everything especially cause it's bigger, so they have lots more home appliances and decor as well, and records. read more

If you are AA and you go to this store, you'll probably get an escort while you're in there. I was there on Thursday(12/29/22) and this plan clothes 40-50yr old WM followed me from the time I entered until I made my purchase and left. I always thought the Town of Montclair was a progressive town, but guess I was wrong, old stereotypes, prejudices, and habits are hard to break. read more

I really like Urban Outfitters but, unfortunately, I don't think I've ever bought anything there. While I have visited them numerous times, I have never seen anything that was...well...worth buying. At full price, their clothing is rather pricy given the quality. That's not to say that they're pricy, per se just that it's cheaply made with cheap fabric and they're charging decent money for it. For the hipster crowd or someone looking to make an occasional purchase I think they're fine, but I fail to see who their regular customer is. They also have an eclectic collection of home decor but again, I think it's more suited for the dorm room than the bedroom. The nik naks they sell are fairly cool and quite unique, kind of like a Spencer's but slightly more upscale. Staff is attentive and totally hipster, a perfect match given their target market. The store is beautiful & spacious with iron and wood decor abounding. Worth mentioning is that they also have a decent selection of vinyl, a worthy endeavor given today's push towards digital media. I really like Urban Outfitters but, like I said, don't think I've ever spent money there. Perhaps I'm too old or not hip enough; who knows. But I will continue to return with the elusive goal of one day finding something purchase worthy. read more

The service here has always been nice. Everyone is welcoming and friendly. I do wish that during this pandemic they were more clear with their hours. I went on Sunday and it was "closed for cleaning" even though it was during hours it should have been open. It would have been nice if they posted when they would open back up especially since I went out of my way to stop by. I waited half an hour. Never got to go in. Even called to ask, no answer, just an answering service with no info on it. :o/ read more

Well let me start by saying that the employees are extremely helpful and nice! I'm 4'11 and always have problems reaching clothes that are on the upper parts of the wall. I kinda feel like I'm harassing them when I call for help mostly because I'll see a shirt and ask for a size then the minute the employee walks away I'm like, "Oh I'm sorry can you give me this one in a small as well." How annoying am I!! The good thing is that they deal with me and are in good spirits while doing so LOL! They have the trendiest clothes but depending on the collection some items can be a bit pricy. So well worth it but a tad pricy! I purchased a beautiful blouse somewhere around 70 bucks and two weeks later it was on major sale so I decided to ask the employee at the register and she was kind enough to assist me without having my receipt. This Urban Outfitters Rocks!! read more

Urban Outfitters - Got this one too!! - Women's Clothing Near Me - Montclair, New Jersey

Who knew there was an Urban Outfitters in Montclair? Truth be told, this is a hidden gem that a friend and I stumbled upon. Prior to this adventure, I had only been to the store on 5th Ave in NYC, so I was pleasantly surprised to see the size of this location. I can only assume that they were in the process of changing the shelves over from one season to another, because there were a TON of sales and some sparse areas without too much inventory. Still, the selections throughout the entire store were decent and some of the sale items were noteworthy. read more

Honestly, the stuff is cute. But, it is too overpriced for what it is especially when you can find certain items in other shops for less. For the most part, nice customer service. However, I do notice that a lot of young adolescents work here and sometimes get confused with a simple exchange or return. read more

As someone who values construction, quality, and craftsmanship, I am necessarily irritated by places like Urban Outfitters (IKEA, H&M, Forever 21). And as someone who hasn't yet made her first million, I necessarily slip inside places like Urban Outfitters (IKEA, H&M, Forever 21). Jersey's only outpost of the copyright infringing, sweatshop fueling, vertigo-inducing store is just like the others, only it's staffed by blase hipsters with Jersey accents (a little oxymoronic, if you ask me) and populated by Range Rover pushing parents who are genuinely as excited about the merchandise as their teenaged daughters are. I may look askance at the flimsy slips being marketed as dresses, the pilly sweaters, and the criminally constructed hats, but where else in town could I stock up on Dr. Dre pint glasses, Super Mario Brothers sound effects keychains, and Freud action figures (now that Copabananas has closed)? read more

I had never been to Urban Outfitters before living here. I always got it mixed up with Miller's Outpost, which I wasn't so into. Luckily I got that straightened out, and now I live just a couple blocks from one that I thoroughly enjoy checking out from time to time. While I'm not a huge fan of their clothes for dudes, I do dig some of their graphic tees that I'm not sure where else I could find. Like the one I got with the girl sitting on the toilet with her panties around her ankles smoking a cigarette. How hot is that?!?! I also bought a really comfy, colorfully plaid pair of trunks (drawls) here as well that I really like. They have some cooler stuff for chicks in my opinion, as well as some cool novelty items. I should go here to find something for my company gift exchange... like they have a small plastic monkey, that serves as a speaker, and his face looks like he just took it deep up the hershey highway. Oh, well, that's probably because you have to plug your music source into his arse. Who doesn't want to anally violate a monkey musically? Anyway, like Anthropologie, the space this store is in is AMAZING. I love coming here wishing it was my apartment. read more

There is almost nothing to comment on when Sadia B has said it all in an ROTD review no less. It is hard for me to fathom that this is the ONLY UO location in all of New Jersey I mean there must have been some serious market research on that one. On a wednesday afternoon before school gets out the store was super faced and organized not a t-shirt or overprices faux gold locket out of place. Visiting this location reminded me that *gulp* I think I am getting a little old for the UO "look" read more

UO used to be incredible. It was a cool small chain for trendy clothes. Then one day, trendy somehow became mainstream. And magically, the prices at UO rose, while somehow the quality decreased. What a coincidence! So, just as in this case of this store, you have piles of overpriced clothing stuffed into racks and written off as cheap cool clothes. But in reality they are expensive items from cheap labels. For shame Urban! Still though, I give them the extra star because the people working there are nice. read more

We all know UO and what they the store is about, so I won't bore you with my take on it. Having been in this store twice in a week (ugh, don't ask), the same thing happened both times -- I'm in line at the register, with 2 or 3 other people (adults) with a pile of stuff to buy, with real money. With two or three people in line, you would think the floor staff would maybe notice and come to the rescue of the poor lone girl staffing the cashwrap. Think again -- both times this week, the other staffers within a 20 ft vicinity of the cashwrap ignored the line of customers and made us all wait while they paid half attention to folding tees & the other half to talking about their weekend plans. Annoying, and aggravating when you think about all the local businesses that provide better service, better product, and are struggling to survive. read more

You're alright in my book UB. You may be overpriced, but your sale stuff is pretty ok. I've gotten a few dresses, a few nail polishes, and some other randoms from you and I'm happy. Your organization is on point. But your prices, oh geez - they are NOT working for THIS grad student. Also, I feel like I'm in Forever 21 with the cheap quality - minus the cheap prices. read more

workers r nice and there was this one super pretty girl who let us into the changing room thank u very much also ur outfit was pretty. the clothes here are overpriced and some of the clothes on the discount rack were new arrivals and were not on sale . :( :( :( read more

I came here with a friend who knew where to go for the discounts. By the way its the top floor, in the back. They had Christmas in NY theme mugs for $4.99 and some typography mugs for $1.99. They had small trinket saucers for $5, adult coloring books, cookbooks (marijuana included lol), and more. I was not aware of their home goods section. But am glad that I was introduced to it. Downstairs there was a rack of fabulous nail polishes in cute square bottles. The colors were rich like velvet. I swapped one of my mugs for a bottle of polish. Near the register they also had perfumes with interesting smells such as pistachio. Lol All in all I enjoyed my visit. I took one star away because when we came in there was a female worker standing near the door with another customer chatting. Not only did she not greet us, she did not move. We had to akwardly walk around her...The African American guy on the top floor greeted us. And the brunette on the top floor was friendly as well... read more

I seriously love this Urban Outfitters store. It is literally 3 miles away from my house, so it is easy to get too. I usually go here if I am looking for a last minute outfit for an event or just to shop around. I'll say the clothes are pricy but good quality. They do have sales every once in a while and the sales are really good. Every time I come here, the manager of store greets me. I would love to work here, once they start to hire. I recommend any hipster like people to go to this store. You can find a lot of hot buys. read more

Yay! Love UO so naturally, I was ecstatic when this place opened up a few years ago. They recently expanded upstairs so that there's a bigger area devoted to women's sale items and a whole new area devoted to men's clothing. The used to get REALLY bad with piles of stuff all over the place, but now that they've expanded, things are a bit neater and organized. UO always seems a bit too overpriced for me, which is why I don't even bother looking at full-priced items and make a beeline for the sale stuff. You can usually find some amazing deals; dresses for under $20, shoes for under $15, purses for under $30, pretty awesome. Check out lines can get a bit long, as it seems there's always just one cashier and a thousand other people "restocking" (i.e. standing around doing nothing) but the store has never been so crowded that it's created a problem for me (at least when I've been there, which is usually Sunday early afternoon). read more

This location was really clean but strangely designed. I do like the multiple rooms and levels, looks good. The walls are a little strange since it looks like someone decided to shoot the cement wall. It was the style but whatever. It made the wall look like they were too cheap to fix it. I do like their sales area isn't in a tiny space. It's well organized and not messy at all. read more

I think that unless you know they're having a sale, go somewhere else. The clothing isn't bad or of poor qaulity, but it's over priced. You're basically paying for hipster dressed and the warehouse loft environment. My recommendation is to save your cash for that sick concert thats coming up, but let me guess- I probably haven't heard of the band? read more

Well kept. Very large so they have a lot of options and a little online section. It's two floors! There is a giant sale room and a decent men's section - very rare to see. Parking is rough and there isn't a private lot. read more

really spacious urban! friendly staff members, and great store. PROTIP: dog friendly! they have a can of treats for ur dog at the front desk. just go up with ur pooch and ask! some things of note: -BIGGEST sale section i've seen yet -they have a home section upstairs -they have a glasses section for that brand (i forget the brand name) upstairs -tons of records -clothes galore not store related: but parking is a bit of a hassle here. if you're coming on a weekend, be prepared to park a little further out and walk around the corner to the store. not the biggest deal, but it is annoying for someone that just moved up from the south where parking is not a problem at all. read more

This is the third time-I've gone into this store and everyone seems to be totally miserable. I've spent money here and every time the sales person has a total attitude. Hello- I'm spending money I don't think it's too much to receive a smile and welcoming attitude. Not going to the this location anymore. read more

I stop in during my strolls through Montclair and 1) this is a pretty big one, 2) they have a ton of sale racks, 3) you can usually find some nice deals. I find something every time and I never leave empty handed. It's down the street from its sister store, Anthropologie. read more

There's not much out of the ordinary to mention about this UO location. I never expect great service in hugely popular places like this. I did however, hop over after going to Red Mango (which I will be reviewing next ;) last week and the employees were friendlier than ever. I also don't expect superior quality in their garments but it never fails that when I look past the 60% that is bizarre hipster crap, I find a ton of hot timeless pieces that are worth their price if you're thrifty, know what's OK to splurge on, and you know how to take care of your things. read more

I asked to use the restroom while I was shopping at UO. I was told they had none. Really? Cheap looking clothing and poor customer relations. Don't shop there. read more

Okay, so my weekend usually consists of sweating it off at the NYSC and then going into UO. I'm not sure why but I find it Hil-AR-ious to go into the nearby store after working on my fitness... aka smelling like a rotten onion. For some reason, AFTER working out I don't feel terribly guilty about NOT buying ridiculously priced Ghost Buster key chains or physicist martini shaker sets. Also, I look so good that I don't need to buy $70 dresses that cost 10 cents to make. However, I do appreciate their sales, which I frequent, and their proximity, which permits these catharses on a daily basis. read more

It's pretty awesome that of the select Urban's in NJ, this one is walking distance for me and my boyfriend. The staff is typically helpful and nice. We usually go when their sale section has an additional discount and find awesome stuff. Today though, they had no holiday hours posted and closed early - very annoying. Otherwise worth checking out. read more

Le sigh. Like the reviewers before me, I definitely miss the days when UO was actually affordable. I absolutely never buy things from UO unless they are on sale...or if I am picking up a quirky gift for someone. This UO in Montclair, New Jersey is one of my favorite places to pop into every now and then. The sale rack is usually on point as far as variety of clothing, organization and price. Just the other day I got a nice pair of burgundy colored high-waisted skinnies for around $10. I won't even tell you what the original price was or you might have a heart attack. I think I really only go to Urban Outfitters nowadays to see what the trends are and then pop over to my local thrift store and get what I want for 75% less. Anyway, this UO is huuuuge and the employees are very nice. Definitely worth a browse if you are perusing the area. read more

This particular Urban Outfitters is easily the largest and most organized location I've visited. Whenever I'm in the Downtown Montclair area, I always make it a priority to stop by and visit their HUGE sale section. The staff is super friendly and very helpful. I hardly ever leave without making a purchase! read more

Okay, so first things first: My experience today in UO of Montclair was amazing. I walked in as a disgruntled costumer today because I had purchased a dress last week for $70, which miraculously fell apart after one wash. This angered me deeply, because I do feel that their clothes are cool looking, BUT extremely overpriced for the low quality crap they are made of. Anyway, I waited patiently at the register while the sales rep fooled around with their new "cell phone register". I explained the situation to him; I did not have a receipt, tags, and the dress had been worn once, BUT I told him how upset I was that the dress had fallen apart and had various loose threads and holes, and if he could just allow me to replace it for a new one, then I would walk out completely satisfied. It turns out he did. He gave me a brand new dress and never asked a single question. Totally took care of me and really made me a satisfied customer who will continue to return back. A+. read more

the only store anyone ever needs. funny shit, cool shit, all kinds of in-between-shit. this is all i want for Christmas.

I happen to be in the just over 50 crowd and I love this store!! The prices are a little high, but their sales are great! Usually 50% off or more! I'm not saying that I would wear everything they sell, but there are some cute clothes that are feminine and cool (and not what everyone else is wearing. I like that. They also have a really well designed website, and I do a lot of online shopping. If something doesn't fit, I can return it to the store. Yes, the sales help is very laid back, but friendly. I don't like pushy salespeople anyway. I have a small frame and I can always manage to find several things that fit well, and get lots of compliments on the items I've purchased there. read more

I like their clothes but they are not good quality... All of the stuff I got there broke in some way

Best jeans in town hands down. Got myself 3 new pairs. Next time shopping for some summer shirts.