Urban Outfitters in London, United Kingdom

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Telephone:	+44 20 7761 1001
Website:	www.urbanoutfitters.co.uk
Address:	36-38 Kensington High Street, London, United Kingdom, W8 4PF Kensington
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:	400 ftKensington Palace 610 ftHolland St High St Kensington 720 ftYork House Place High St Ken
Categories:	Women's Clothing Men's Clothing Home Decor

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Today	10:00 am – 7:00 pm Open now
Local time (London)	4:54 PM Wednesday, April 23, 2025

Business hours

Monday	10:00 am – 7:00 pm
Tuesday	10:00 am – 7:00 pm
Wednesday	10:00 am – 7:00 pm
Thursday	10:00 am – 8:00 pm
Friday	10:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday	10:00 am – 7:00 pm
Sunday	10:00 am – 6:00 pm

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10 reviews of Urban Outfitters

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Poma Celeste T.

Place rating: 3
Los Angeles, CA

Nothing different from US Urban Outfitters, except that you’re paying in pounds so it’s more expensive. The sale section is great, much like US stores, so make sure to hit that up first!
Try to avoid making exchanges or returns, the manager is a bit stroppy

Rosa G.

Place rating: 5
Madrid, Spain

Yes, I love Urban Outfitters. And of all their London stores, the Kensington branch is by far my favourite. The reason is that is quite big (I think bigger than the one in Covent Garden), less crowded than the Oxford Circus one and less busy, so they usually don’t run out of beautiful garments that I spot in the website and then I try to find in store.
I wish the prices were lower, and at the same time, I’m grateful that they aren’t because if that was the case, the tiny, old and almost falling apart wardrobe that I share with my boyfriend in London would be so crammed that it’d be impossible to find any single item.
Although the prices are quite high, the truth is that the sales are really good value. In the last ones, I got a Vanessa Bruno jumper for £40 (it was £150 before, how would you buy a jumper for that?), a cute dress from Kimchi-and-Blue for £15 and an equally nice cardigan from BDG for £10. I love to wear UO clothes when I go to Spain, everybody notices them :)

Kimberley h.

Place rating: 3
London, United Kingdom

I’ve been to other Urban Outfitters in London, the US and Canada before, but I like this one the most.
The best part is the permanent sale section. I always pop in there first. Whereas other Urban Outfitters either don’t reduce the price enough for my liking, or do and then immediately get pillaged, this one always has a good variety of clothing and sizes.
The «designer» section can have some incredibly nice things, but I did gasp slightly when I realised I was about to try on a 500 pound day dress. As much as I’d love to be shopping in that price range, my wallet can’t take it.

Distan

Place rating: 4
Oxford, United Kingdom

This is a good spot to pick up odd gifts and quirky jewellery in addition to clothing. The basement level is menswear (with a nice area for books about music and fashion on the landing as you go down), the ground floor is accessories and gifts, and upstairs is womenswear. Although quite expensive, their paper goods such as greetings cards and wrapping paper are very unusual (and often quite rude), and they also have some fun homeware including mugs and photo frames.

Blondi

Place rating: 5
Houghton le Spring, United Kingdom

I love this shop all the things it sells are so individual and quirky. I have to admit a lot of their items are quite expensive but you can’t get a lot of their products anywhere else.
I would definitely recommend a look around this shop even if you dont intend to buy anything they have some really pretty things.

Shopah

Place rating: 4
Nottingham, United Kingdom

The UK division of this American brand is slightly pricier, but you can’t beat this mix of trend-led and vintage inspired fashion. This branch has the usual bedroom-like feel, with 3 spacious floors and quirky interiors. It’s not intimidating, so I like trying on the designer bits such as Luella to see how they’d fit me. Their sales are also decent, I once randomly bought a chair for my bedroom for £5! The prices are a lot for high street, but they have started to do a student discount so it can be afforded by someone like me! Definitely worth a visit, this branch isn’t as hectic as Oxford Street.

Wayne

Place rating: 4
London, United Kingdom

Urban Outfitters in Kensington is part of a chain of shops across London. Originating from America, they could be described as quirky as opposed to other high street clothes shops. The style is quite Greenwich Village (think Pheobe from Friends). They are quite expensive and are at the higher end of the High Street market. Often they sell known brands and designers. They seem to go for what could be described as the vintage look. You can find good bargains during the Sale periods.
As well as clothes for both men and women, they sell gifts, records and eclectic objects for the home. Usually the things are quite kitsch

Sar23

Place rating: 4
London, United Kingdom

generally one of my favourite chains, but this one is especially my favourite shop. it has a brilliant warehouse feel to it, and its absolutely huge! the main area is just random things, mainly clothes, downstairs there is music and mens clothing, upstairs there is brilliant things for the home. ok, so every item is riddiculously overpriced, but everything is so beautliful, quirky and pretty that sometimes it’s just worth it to splash out!

John

Place rating: 2
London, United Kingdom

Great for stocking fillers at Xmas, but definitely for the young urban crowd who want an unusual t-shirt or messenger bag. Everything is sooo cheaply made & trades on hipness rather than quality. They’ve started to pile in the stock too, so it can be a crush getting around.

Shopah

Place rating: 3
London, United Kingdom

I am in two minds about this store: I like the store itself, great layout and décor, but the products are sometimes disappointing.
It is great for cheap, casual, sligthly hippy kind of stuff (very Glastonbury I think) but the quality is a bit scary, even for the price.
However on occasions I have found fun accessories and little decoration items. Maybe I am just too old for this kind of style…