Funky vibe and cool spot for overpriced, trendy clothing and accessories. But a fun place to window shop and stop in to peruse novelty items. read more

Urban Outfitters - Men's Clothing Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Urban Outfitters is essentially a hipster version of Gap. The concept is a bit pretentious, but it also seems like just a retailer creating a concept that appeals to a specific audience, like Abercrombie & Fitch does. There are four locations in the area with the Downtown Seattle location in my opinion to be the best of them. Two floors of shopping, with the women's section on top and the men's and housewares on the lower level. Pricing is fairly moderate, though some items seem overpriced for the quality. They do carry a number of good brands like Levis here, but most I am not all that familiar with. They also seem to carry a decent selection of novelty shirts, though I do not know what makes these "urban". On occasion, the sales racks have some good deals. Though it feels like shopping at a thrift store since the section is sometimes a mess and the arrangement of the racks is random as opposed to Macy's file them by size method. I have to say that I do like Urban Outfitters. They do carry trendy, city-dweller apparel which helps to diversify my wardrobe. But it is one of those places that I only check out on occasion. It seems overpriced most of the time. read more

Hours aren't right online and told us they wanted to close early when we showed up an hour before they closed.

I'm a fan of retro graphic tees and apparel that looks worn. Call me a flower child, but Urban Outfitters has the kind of vintage-y style that I dig. This particular location is fine though. This spacious store is located in downtown Seattle, with a basement level for women's accessories, men's, and sale. Sales associates are MIA on the floor. They're mostly at the cash registers, so when you need an associate at the fitting room downstairs - it takes a bit to find someone. Plus, you never know who is working here because they don't greet or talk to you. There's a photo booth here! If I'm with a friend in downtown Seattle and pass by this place, I'm more likely to stop here, just because if I don't find anything to buy - we can at least get a memento of us! Plus, the booth takes cards and you get FOUR copies of your pics! (Wish I had a locker.) Overall, this Urban Outfitters is fine. I do love the graphic tees and home decor here, so it has me comin' back for some goodies, especially when it's on sale for less than 10 bucks! F-yeah! Oh, and P.S. - love that they use recyclable bags here! read more

This Urban Outfitters is spectacular. It was so organized and there was a variety of products offered! It was extremely spacious and the ambiance was quite nice! I would definitely shop at this location again. The fitting rooms were also clean! read more

I really enjoy having a downtown Urban Outfitters location so close to me. I've been in a few Urban Outfitters over the years all over the U.S. and I haven't really found much of a difference between them all, to be honest. It's a retail store, so... yea. But something that seems to be common amongst all stores is that you greeted at the door, but otherwise, no one is following you around, asking if you need help. In fact, you likely won't talk to a staff member again until you try on or check out. And that's A-OK with me, since I just like to look around. I know how to ask if I need help with something. I actually really like the selection they have for women at this location. Women's clothing takes up the first floor and about half of the downstairs. I don't come for the home stuff, but I do feel like they've upped their home selection game recently. I wish their dressing rooms were a little nicer. But I also know the unfinished look they're going for. And this location has a pretty sad shoe selection, if I'm being honest. read more

Bad customer service. I was here on vacation and packed very light knowing I could shop in the area. When I was ready to pay, I waited at the register area bc the cashier was busy doing something and not paying attention to customers. He finally turned around and said "What's up?!" I asked him if I could pay (he was making it seem like he would have to get someone) and with an attitude, he says "uh yea on THIS register" (the one to his left). My boyfriend and I both looked at each other with disgust and I almost asked for someone else to help me, but I decided if his attitude continued, then I would. Well, his attitude completely shifted and he tried to make small talk with me. I think bc his manager was right behind him. His manager wasn't very kind either. I had an issue with a discount code and it was like he could care less that they couldn't get it to work. read more

UO is a hit or miss for me sometimes. Last time I went I bought two dresses, that definitely was a HIT. I wanted to buy more but of course, my wallet could not afford all those $70 dollar sundresses. Big sigh. But this store is so cute because they have a variety of accessories and clothing items. Their sale rack is a bit of a mess but most are anyway. I usually don't bother going through them since I am lazy and they never have my sizes. It's stressful because we get UO's catalog in the mail... but we can never afford the stuff we want. So depressing. read more

I've ended up in Urban Outfitters a few times. I've never actually bought anything. It's ugly and it tries too hard. read more

This Urban Outfitters is quite large and you can spend some time exploring this store for sure. It is in the heart of the downtown shopping district so don't be surprised if there are lots of people shopping here. They have a lot of cute knick knacks here, like Domo stuffed animals, joke books, marijuana/beer lovers' items, monkey keychains, creative USB hubs, etc. If you are looking for a gag or cute gift you can come here and hopefully find something cool. Their clothing is hit or miss. Styles can be crazy or cute - this company caters to young adults (high school/college kids, mostly). I think most of the regular priced items are kind of expensive given their quality, so unless you need something in an emergency (or you are loaded and money is not an issue, etc.) I would actually go somewhere else for clothing. Now, the sale prices make the clothing much more affordable. But I do have issues with their quality of clothing (not the best), so I usually have to dig awhile before I find clothes that are the right price and right quality. read more

heard about the place by word of mouth check them out on line , then I finely went in since I was in Seattle I am not a fan . this is just like an old navy store but without the manikins . Like I said not a fan . there was not alot of clothing or home decor in the place to me it seemed like a lot of open space. read more

I dig CDs. I still buy and listen to them. In fact, I even proclaim my love for the format to others whenever I can. And yet I'm not buying this black T-shirt with an unmistakable 'compact disc audio' logo stamped right across the chest that they're selling. Why? It's $38. No way José. read more

Oh, Urban Outfitters. How you make my wallet cry. This place has everything you need to look like that girl from Tumblr, or that guy from the PacSun ad. For real. It's basically all of the clothes you've seen on the internet, in store. The catch? It's like $50 for a sock. I love everything here - the clothes, the decor, the sale rack, etc. It's a great place to go if you have some extra cash to spend. If not, don't torture yourself. read more

This review is superfluous. It won't contain anything any of the other reviews didn't already cover: -way overpriced clothing -weird sizes -alternatively neat and messy -book and tchotchke section is great So if you're desperate for a gift and kind of lazy, hit up Urban Outfitters. You'll find something. read more

Totally a great store. Out of the UOs I've been to across the country this one seems to be pretty large. I tend to frequent the one a few blocks from my house but when I'm downtown I always make it a point to stop in here. As always, some of the clothes are hit or miss but there are some items I've had in my closet for years. I love the cheap shoes, I love the funky home accessories and the winter sales and trinkets during the holiday season make for awesome gifts. Definitely an OK store... ESPECIALLY if you're in your 20s. Talk about hipster heaven! read more

2.5 Stars Urban Outfitters has the maddening tendency to take something cute and ruin it with something ridiculous. Sometimes the ridiculous feature is a weird back cutout in an otherwise normal sundress. Or a shirt that is wider than it is long. Many times the price is just plain out of whack -- $100 for a 100% polyester dress, for example. As I am too old and not hipster enough to be their target demographic it's no surprise I find most of the clothes a little ridiculous. I should be shopping next door at Anthropologie (same company, catered to the slightly older and more sophisticated woman) but those prices are even more jaw droppingingly, laughably absurd. Decent prices can be found if you are willing to fight through the sales racks (at either store). It's been a few years since I've purchased a piece of clothing at UO since I am usually turned off by the price, quality, or some weird design feature. I mostly come to UO for gifts since the books, toys, decor and housewares selection is hard to beat. I should start calling it Urban Gifters. read more

I'm shocked you need to read a review to figure out whether you'll like this place (it's a chain... seen one, seen 'em all), but lucky for you I've made this handy flow-chart: I am a hipster... -- no way man. Yes you are, get over yourself. Buy their clothes - just say you got them at a thrift store! -- yeah! Well, you're not hip, but you probably think you will be if you shop here. And who knows... you might be right! Go for it. -- what's a hipster? Go home grandma. You're gonna freak out if you check the price tags or skirt lengths. read more

They had the Star Wars Mighty Muggs dolls that the child was looking for. We picked up a terse looking Princess Leia to buy and roamed around the vacuum that is Urban Outfitters. Man, this stuff is cheaply made, yet not cheaply priced. I do have to admit that I found quite the cunning hat for my man, and the skull and crossbones ice tray was a must. But if I found these items elsewhere I would've bought them elsewhere. And though the young man (seriously, when did employing 12 years old become legal?) that rang us out was the most helpful employee I've ever encountered at this location (and the Cap Hill location), even the child knew that their apparal was trashy and shoddily made. Of course it's the fault of American consumers, like myself, that help keep places like this in business. Oh great! Now I need to go and shoot myself! read more

Betty was awesome!!!! I had to exchange my film camera and she made sure I left with a nice, working camera. Thank you Betty!

Yes, Urban Outfitters is over-priced for mediocre quality, but that's why you shouldn't pay retail at this store. Make a bee line to the sale section (especially when there's an additional 50% off!) and you will find much more reasonable prices. I've noticed that not all the UO stores have the same sales and from my experience, this branch (and the Capitol HIll branch) have more sales items available. The big criticism I have is that on the weekend, the sale section is a mess. Think apparel apocalypse with sad little cardigans and ironic t-shirts curled underneathe the clothes rack wheels and stuffed in corners. Shoot to arrive in the morning shortly after the store opens. read more

This place is entirely overrated. Anybody who thinks the shit that Urban Outfitters call clothing is worth paying for is trying to hard to fit in and look like a hipster. Here is what I don't like about Urban Outfitters: 1. The quality is horrendous. If you put your hand inside of a t-shirt, you can see it through the flimsy fabric. 2. The majority of the employees are as useless as the infamous clerks in Abercrombie & Fitch. I asked somebody if they had a pair of jeans in another size, and they acted as if I was imposing on them. 3. The CEO of Urban Outfitters give shit loads of money to conservative right wing politicians. That 40$ 'bush is silly' t-shirt you bought there is ridiculous, because half the money is going to straight to corporate filth. 4. For what you get for your money, it really just isn't worth it. 5. Try going 20 minutes out of your way, or just slightly off the beaten path and you will find a small, locally owned boutique that is unique, giving to the community, and much better quality. The only nice things about Urban are: 1. Their selection of jeans is very nice and not as spendy as some places. Plus they, unlike the rest of the clothing in the store, last for quite some time. 2. My friend works there. 3. The sales rack is decent. read more

I love Urban Outfitters, despite the fact that I only walk out buying something maybe one out of every eight times I walk into to check what's new in the store. I think their apartment stuff is pretty cool, but I tend not to buy any of it cus well..I hate it when someone walks into your place and immediately knows where you scored your decorations (then again I should stop shopping at Ikea too). You can always find a cool gag gift or two here as well. Anyway bad ass things I've found at Urban Outfitters: 1) Book Titled "Get Stoned & Read this book", favorite page...nothing but white and in the middle in small black lettering the words "Boo!"..OH SHIT! 2) Las Vegas Belt Buckle - Cus Vegas ROCKS! 3) Flask Belt Buckle - what better way to sneak in booze to a club 4) Roos - Where else are you going to find green & yellow shoes with a secret zippered compartment. 5) Volcom Zippered Hoody w/crazy ugly yet cute looking monsters all over it. Urban Outfitters rocks! ~G p.s. Please open a Bellevue location, with free parking. read more

Christmas shopping for my significantly better half. Selection was poor, and there were more employees than actual customers walking around. One would think that would elicit some customer service since you're probably not paid to stand around and look like a hipster..but there was no customer service to be found. After inconveniencing someone into taking time out of their busy day of standing around and looking fabalos, it was finally determined they didn't have what I was looking for in the color in which I wanted. He did make a helpful recommendation as to where to find it, and for that this is a 2 star review. Perhaps 10 years ago in my early 20s I would have fit the demographic of this place. Now that I can actually afford the things in this store, I'm suddenly not cool enough to shop here. Ironic? I'll get over it though, don't worry about me. read more

I love UO!! I mean hello they have so many random items, its a great place to spend sometime just looking around! They have great unique house hold items and other great gift ideas. I enjoy the jewelry and makeup section. I have noticed their clothes are either hit or miss. Sometimes being way to hipster to be functional or every day wear. Also seem a bit pricey for the quality. But they do have a good clearance section, if you take the time to look. Staff has always been helpful. read more

This downtown UO is probably my favorite UO in Seattle. This store is huge and has an awesome sale section. They've also got nifty gadgets, books, appliances, and accessories. There's 2.5 levels of awesomeness: The street level is mostly womens, accessories, and knick knacks. The intermediate level leading to the lower level has some men's shirts and random items. Downstairs there's men's, women's sale, men's shoes, women's shoes, and mod apartment flare. The books, knick knacks, sale, and housewares are definitely worth checking out. In my days at the dorm, UO was my #1 dorm-decor hotspot. UO carries a bunch of trendy and hipster decor and novelties that are pretty cool and unique. They've got cool shower curtains, toothbrush holders, kitchen appliances (cool ones, I might add), and other unpractical but neat products. In the sale racks, you're bound to find a bunch of "urban" and trendy shirts with suggestive prints and funny sayings. I love their graphic tees; although, the trend has changed a bit over the years... The next time I'm in WA, I will certainly pop in to this UO more than a few times. Yelp 365 - # 125/365 read more

About three or four years ago, I shopped here almost exclusively. And why not? I had like . . . 100% disposable income! So I'd gallivant around here, spending money all willy-nilly with not one care in the world. Fast forward an appropriate amount of time to today, and I'm just confused. Not one stitch of clothing I've purchased here has lasted. Not that I've got unreasonable expectations, but when I'm spending $85 on a dress, shouldn't it last longer than forty two seconds? No. I guess not. I have ventured into Urban Outfitters a few times recently and just said "I... Um.... Hmmm... Nevermind". I am not completely daft where fashion comes in. I LOVE FASHION! It's trends I don't understand. Sequined underpants? Granny Glasses on a chain? Monacles? Shit... Steam punk is infiltrating everything. ANYWAY, whoever is in charge of their buying should be fired, or at least given some accurate information. Look at your sales rack. That crap isn't moving. Nobody wants a cable-knit sweater dress. NOBODY IS THAT COLD. The location is great, but the stock is just pretty consistently crappy. The quality sucks for the price. I can spend a day at goodwill and come out with better stuff and spend less than what one of their "vintage" t shirts costs. read more

This is your standard Urban Outfitters. Nothing makes it stand out from any other I've been to, but I always do stop in whenever I'm shopping downtown. Each time I step foot, I always think the same things: - Cute clothes, but quality isn't great - I wish everything was $20 cheaper - Most of the apparel look cuter on the rack than on me I do enjoy looking through the clearance/on-sale items though. I usually find cute patterned tights for $5. :-) read more

Dont believe what they are saying about you my spread urban outfitters. they are just jealous that they can't offer vintage t shits at basement prices. they are jealous that flocks of high schoolers and college kids will come to your store to define themselves. it's no problem though because this is what you wanted all along. when you first opened here nearly a decade ago you were a breath of fresh air. now we didn't have to go to the goodwills of the world liking for jeans that were already worn in or v neck t shirts so sheer that the lines between men and women were blurred. but now that your time in the limelight has faded, what will you do now? sales at urban outfitters used to be something to look forward to. now you don't even try to hide how overpriced many of your items are. you have t shirts selling at the regular price of thirty dollars near the front and almost the same t shirts sitting on he sale shelf for five dollars. Eh... i dont blame you. its hard to stay the top dog for long. Here's four stars to you, for the memories (and the five dollar t shirts). It is a tad bit funny that i am writing this while waiting for some friends to finish shopping inside you. I'm worried that some urban outfitter employee will tap my shoulder the instant i save this review. "Tap tap, eugene c? I'm going to have to ask you to leave." read more

Normally I like Urban Outfitters, especially their home decor section. However, I now refuse to go to the Downtown Urban Outfitters because of shitty customer service. I asked a sales associate if they had a Chinese lantern in a certain color. She acted as if my request was an big imposition on her and because she didn't know she paged someone to come help me. When the paged sales associate arrived he went up to her and pointed at me as he asked "This one?". She nodded and he asked me "Did you look through all of them?" I said yes and he repeated the question three more times. Clearly in disbelief that I hadn't looked. I was flustered and felt uncomfortable. He was incredibly rude. His attitude was brusque and he ordered me to look at one stack after another as if I was an employee. When we couldn't find any he told me to look for it elsewhere. I did. I went to the Urban Outfitters on Broadway in Capitol Hill and the employees there were incredibly helpful and nice. I couldn't believe the difference in service. I'm going to the Broadway one from now on. read more

So yeah, when I travel I usually pop my head into Urban just to see if the different locations/stores have different varieties of threads. Well, the answer is no...but the sales items are sometimes not as picked through, which helps for a petite person. I do recommend, which I haven't mentioned in my other reviews, is that their online sales are good. Sometimes their items will be on sale online and not in the store. That's just a heads up. You do still have to pay for s&h though... read more

If I had lots of money I would buy all their boys tee's and wear them every day to work making some sort of sordid statement about my hard wood or that I love beavers or some stupid thing like that which would make my coworkers question my orientation even more then they already do. Their apartment diggings are pretty awesome; pictures, paintings, futons, couches, coffee tables and the like. I love their new reclaimed line of furniture which is pretty environmentally friendly, green and shabby chic all at once. Their giftwares are pretty cool odd books and mugs etc. Their clothes overall are pretty cool but I honestly can't afford to shop there... oh I am so tired of being broke. But their sales are well worth a gander. The clerks are pretty psychotic either way nice or way grumpy so it really depends on which one you get whether you will get served or not. read more

So we flew all the way to Seattle and went to (drum roll).... Urban Outfitters. Sadly we have no excuse, there's a UO just 5 min. away from our apartment in Oakland. But it was raining, it was conveniently only a couple blocks from our hotel, it was a familiar sight and ergh... we went in. And we purchased. Two sweaters for me, one hoodie, belt, & batman tee for BF. The sales associates were super friendly and they sold me my sweater for $9 (it was missing a tag and they couldn't find any others) so we were pretty satisfied Urbanites. Nice, clean well organized store and helpful clerks. I'd go back. read more

I've been in line for 10 minutes. It hasn't moved. The line is now over 25 people in line and they just opened a 2nd register. And as I mentioned this aloud a 3rd register finally opened after the line was now every single person in the store, no one was browsing. The line hadn't moved for those 10 minutes with just one register open. Seriously, we shouldn't have to wait that long for people to do their jobs or notice what's needed for the store. I've worked at hollister before etc. I know how clothing stores work. This wouldn't happen at a store where management cared about customer experience. At least tell us if you need a few minutes before putting someone else on. It's only polite and good manners. They did have the pink hat we wanted so 3 stars. Cashier was super cool and chill just like.... Get your shut together guys read more

I always wish I have money when I shop here. It's probably best that I go to without my credit card 'cause then I'm less likely to spend money I don't have. This either means I'm cheap and poor or Urban Outfitters is expensive as hell. It could be both but I don't think I'm the only who who hates seeing a made-to-look vintage t-shirt for $50. Sorry, not my thing. On the other hand, they have a lot of neat gift ideas. A lot of the merchandise is cheaply made but what can you expect if it all comes from Indonesia and China, right? I normally shop the sales rack or just browse. Then I head next door and blow a few hundred at Anthropologie. I contradict myself, I know it. read more

There's a 50% off clearance going off right now and that was the only reason why I went and bought a few things. Just a dress for $5 a tank top for $2 and the headband that i've been looking for forever! for $5. I love how I could find everything nautical that I'm looking for here, but the prices suck. No one wants to pay $18 for a headband, so i waited for it to go n clearance, which it did. An anchor necklace was $16 here and only $12 at Silverworks, Silverworks FTW! The sizes are extremely confusing, I couldn't fit a size XS dress, it was too big! But the dresses are cute. There was a Peace 21 shirt, size small looked more like a size large. I left the headband that I was looking for there overnight so see it I still wanted it, I came back, it was gone! So off to the Broadway location I go. Over all, the clothing is cute, but pricey, I'd always wait for the sales. It's like a jungle downstairs in the clearance area. Better off trying the Broadway location. Also, yes, as everyone else says: the fabric sucks hairy ass balls. read more

Worker told us to not touch the clothes because they worked all day to fold them, walked right out the store really poor customer service will not be returning to this location read more

Not the best of them but overall A-Ok! Oh urban outfitters. I remember years ago when I first walked in and found a place so in-tune with my urban hip hop hipster sensibilities that I felt like I was in love. From finding jeans that go perfect with my retro Nikes to a plethora of t-shirt/cardigan combos. I'll be a bit more extensive with this review since this is one of my favorite Urbn's for finding gear. I never get much help here but the staff is quick with a courteous "hello, how are you." It's a nice change of pace from the droves of high school students that work at the local "mall" Urbn near my home (Alderwood). Of all the Urban Outfitter's I've gone to, I seem to find the best stuff here. A few examples: The "New York City Eats It's Young" shirt from the HBO series "How To Make It In America" was found here, Levi's 511s for $19.99 a pair, and a recent shopping trip where I walked out with 3 cardis, two button ups, two tees, and a pair of jeans for under $80. Not the most attentive staff but the best selection of pieces from all Urbns I've been to. read more

I like this place. Some of it is a little pricey, but if you have the patience to sort through a crap load of stuff on the sale racks then it's worth it. That's my spot. I don't know if I've ever bought anything from there that's not on sale. They recently had a sale where all jackets were $49, that was a steal for some of the jackets that were once $150+ read more

I don't ever buy clothes here, because I can't bring myself to pay what they're asking. I do love the random things like the books and home decor. I actually spent the money on the Charlie Brown Christmas tree last year, and I'm so glad I did, it's the cutest Christmas decoration I have. Plus my dog is terrified of it, so it makes for good fun as a torture device. read more

Very average UO. Prefer the UO in Evanston (north Chicago) and Vegas. Uninspired selection and forgettable merchandising, felt like shopping in a deserted warehouse basement. read more