Urban Outfitters

I love urban outfitters, their selection is killer even if it’s overpriced cliché bullshit. Butt… I hated the passive aggressive remarks from the staff. The specific member I’m writing this review about is wearing hipster glasses, which I’m all for!!! I just wish he would’ve kept his mouth shut. Not everyone appreciates your opinion (s). Even if you work at UO at the MOA, who gave u the right to blatantly talk shit about customers TO THEIR FACE?! Some people should learn that some things said will stick, even if you think they are too aloof to notice your second hand remarks. You’re not doing anyone any favors. If u judge someone, in your particular position, shouldn’t u keep it to yourself?(or at least be discreet about it?) I’m always respectful of other people, no matter what I think of them. I mean I’m not stupid enough to say it in front of them if they are buying 100 $+ in front of me. I would never insult a customer or behave in any way that I believed would diminish my business’s credentials/​income. If your still reading this, sorry for ranting, I’m not usually one to point fingers, but this guy was seriously a dick. I would stab him if it was legal. Jk… but fire him? Please? I never want to come back and buy shit from UO again. maybe I’m being too sensitive? What do u think?

I absolutely adore Urban Outfitters. I always find a dress or two that I can’t live without. Not to mention their array of hair pieces, headbands, & hats that I can’t get enough of. On this particular visit, the hair piece table was a flock of feathers & I found two pieces for the upcoming Great Unilocalsby. It will be a toss up which to wear. Their braided headbands are my favorite, although hard to come by.
I also love to check out Urban Outfitter’s collective array of books. There is everything from the «Snuggie Sutra» to best sellers. When I need a gift & I can’t come up with an idea, an Urban Outfitters book will most surly do. Especially for those w/​a sense of humor.
It’s amusing & fun to shop the miscellaneous selection of decorative households & art.
I cannot leave w/​out a purchase. It’s inevitable.

I mainly visit Urban Outfitters for their whimsical selection of books. I like the variety of titles they have on display, but will usually wait until it arrives at ½ price books.
Once in awhile I’ve found a few throwback items in the clearance section. The chinese jump ropes were cool. I picked up a few of those for my nieces who loved them. but I’m sure they’ll be tossed to the corner once the Chinese Jump Rope phone application becomes available.
There’s just something annoying to me about all the milennials wearing all the old throwback items. I just want to ask if they even know who the Marshmellow Man from Ghostbusters is. Whatever… that’s just me. I’ll stop before I sound 400 years old. I was young once too.
The staff has always been friendly which is nice and they do have some fun gift ideas.