Urban Outfitters

It amazes me that people are willing to spend hundreds of dollars on clothes that look old when you could walk 3 blocks over to a vintage store and buy the real thing for $ 20. Most of their clothes are nothing new and the prices are astoundingly high. i mean really? $ 90 for jeans? seriously, you can find authentic, cool vintage clothes for a quarter of the price downtown. the staff are snooty hipsters and eye you like they think you’re about to steal something.

The Love Affair Continues! There is something about Urban Outfitters! NONE of my Friends get this… they ALL see through the Smoke and Mirror OLD tricks! Fred is a BIG part of what I like! Vavid is even more and the Patrons maybe, sometimes even MORE! Still just the Merchandise and the way it is displayed works well with my Human Behavior in a way that I know I do NOT Understand! If anyone Understands Attaction and can explain it… Let me KNOW! I do NOT understand Attraction at all!!! Though I know when it happens! LOVE like this defies understanding!
Check out the Sale Rack!
Fortunately I do have to have the NEWEST Clothes! It has happened before, though usually I am quite content getting the BEST Price on what I want and usually it is very Basic! I LOVE Fashion way more than it shows!
And Thanks Adam! Thanks A LOT!

We were in Asheville a few months ago and I’ve been meaning to write a review ever since. My husband found a pair of shoes that he wanted, but they did not have the correct size. The sales associate (I wish we’d gotten her name!) was so helpful! She searched other locations online for us and made a few calls before ultimately finding them and having them shipped, for free, to our home. The store was busy, but she gave us her undivided attention and didn’t give up until she found them.

The sale and customer service this store are horrible! I was standing at the counter waiting for 3 minutes to be noticed by the store cashier, who was folding clothes and avoiding eye contact. After patiently waiting I decided to ask her if the counter was closed where I was quickly greeted by another associate who took care of my purchases. I would not come back to this store based on the ridiculously priced «markdowns» compared to many other urban outfitters I have been to as well as the bad attitude of a few employees. I only give two stars because they have a nice layout and I generally love the clothes that urban sells.

The clothing selection is pretty decent for Asheville, but the sale rack is still a little pricy to be «on sale/​clearance». I always see something that I like here though. The staff is usually very friendly.

This Urban Outfittets is one of the smallest locations I’ve seen. It does have two floors, but the store itself is very narrow.
I would like to compliment the employees, but even the store manager was a disappointment. The other employees just didn’t seem to want to help or even check me out at the register.
I’ve had other weird exchanges with employees at this location so I’ll probably buy online from now on unless I need to try something on.
I’ve been to A LOT of urban outfitters across the country and sadly this one is not my favorite.
I hope the anthro coming to Asheville has a better scene.

I was visiting a friend for lunch in Asheville and when she heard my kids saying they wanted to go to the Urban Outfitters she gave me A LOOK. She then went on to explain that a lot of local businesses weren’t pleased to have Urban Outfitters set up shop in their area, and this prompted a lot of the «shop local» signage you see in the downtown shops. So then I really felt like a tourist.
We spent some time inside looking around. My daughter fell in love with a $ 100 record player. Later at my aunt’s house we found a perfectly functioning record player in the barn. For free. So the lesson I told my kids (and I’ll share with you) is that if you want something that looks vintage you may as well find something that is vintage.
Overall Urban Outfitters is fine. They do carry some cool novelty items. It’s the kind of store I go to for ideas, but I don’t usually buy anything.

Pretty standard UO.

It’s an Urban Outfitters. We’ve all been to one, or a few. So I’ve got to grade it on the Urban Outfitters scale, IMHO. I’ve been to five that I can think of off the top of my head, including New York, New Orleans, Orlando and one other that obviously escapes me at the moment.
I didn’t spend a ton of time in here. I feel like when I visit an Urban Outfitters, I’m supposed to find clothes that I like, but I never do.
What caught me was their KidRobot area. It was pretty cool, to the extent where I had to take out my SLR, instead of snap a couple of quick shots with my iPhone 4S. They have a little display with not only stock, printed guys from various series, but a handful of creations. I wonder if they were from some talented folk who work in the store, or some artsy locals, or??? The only sad part was that they were all glued down. It saddens me, but at the same time, I’ve seen them behind glass in Orlando, and they were all knocked down, and it just looked like total crap. Total. Crap.
Their KidRobot selection to buy wasn’t that great. Maybe there’s actually a scene in Asheville? They had the new 2012 and… not much else. There were a bunch of other non-​Kidrobot Vinyl that wasn’t so interesting. Lots of Domo stuff, incase you’re a fan.
I left picking up a copy of «Ten Reasons to Punch a Dolphin In the Face» by The Oatmeal from clearance. A total steal at $ 5 on clearance. More and more, it’s becoming a good enough reason to stop in Urban Outfitters just to see what they have on clearance. I got my Toms for $ 30, there were some boxers with kittens on them that I really should have bought, I got vinyl Simpsons figures for a friend for like $ 2.50 and a failed Kidrobot series figures for $ 1 apiece (normally way overpriced at $ 8, but for a dollar, it was worth it just to for the surprise of opening).
There were two floors. A nice Urban Outfitters overall. I’d say better than Orlando, around on par with New Orleans (although I had better luck finding stuff, but also spent significantly more time there), and not as cool as New York which was at least 3 floors. I want to say three and a half.
If you like Urban Outfitters, stop in. You won’t be disappointed.

This store is so great! Every time I come to Asheville I always make it a point to stop here for some quick T-​shirt shopping! Right when you walk in you get a great feeling because of the large staircase and bright lights!
They sell everything from men’s to women’s clothing, music, shoes, sunglasses, gadgets and accessories. While I was there they even had Fleetwood Mac Rumors and Adele 21 on 45! Yes people, that’s 45. Records for all you folks that don’t remember 45’s. I never turn down a Stevie Nicks classic so of course I purchased! :)
Anyway, men’s are upstairs and they always have the best graphic T’s. I picked up a Patron Tequila T-​shirt and a Gibson Guitar T-​shirt.
Its more of a pricey American Eagle, only cooler and edgier!
Great, friendly staff that will actually help you if you need something and a phenomenal location!

This is the way I feel an Urban Outfitters should really look! Not to mention they’ve picked a prime spot downtown is kitschy Asheville. And the staff and mood of the place is what I feel is a good fit for their clothing style.

Urban Outfitters is to two minute trendy clothing as Ikea is to furniture that lasts 2 months.
I never thought I’d find a pair of hemp shoes for over $ 50 but amazingly I found several and in different hideous colors. A dime bag isn’t even that much and will probably give you the same effect of colored shoes for much cheaper!
Legging jeans in over 100 colors, thin, cheap cotton t-​shirts, odd feather and star jewelry and members only jackets that look like they came from Good Will. If that isn’t bad enough there is a random «junk» area that carries beer mugs, although no one in here is older than 21, and books about poop. Whats not to love? Oh wait, the exit door!
If you want to dress like a you’re an anorexic, are so pale you’re almost translucent and have a severe case of Twilight fever, UO is for you. Make sure you arrive unbathed, hungry and listless. Bonus if you make minor conversation about how your cat inspires your art work. You’ll fit in just fine…

This was your generic Urban Outfitters. I think my reluctance to give it a better score was how pricey there were. The others I have been to have prices in every category. This was all higher prices ranges. For just whatever clothing. I guess I just remember window shopping in San Diego thinking this place had cool stuff at reasonable prices.
Everything here looked like I could have picked it up at a Nordstroms.