Anthropologie

I had an appointment for wedding dresses with Kelly and it was lovely. she made me feel comfortable and I ended up leaving with two "little white dresses" that I both adore for under $500. They even kept them over night so I could sleep on it and I visited the next day to try them on again & purchase them. they don't work on commission so it didn't feel stressful. This was the only place I went and to find a perfect dress in under an hour was such a relief. I didn't even know they did wedding dresses except I saw a comment on Reddit- so glad I found them, no fuss, good quality, good price. very happy! (online shopping sucks, thank goodness for store fronts!)

This is the most beautiful Anthro I’ve ever been in. I always make it a point to go to Anthropologie when I travel so I’ve been to the store on lots of major cities but this one in downtown Portland takes the cake. The individual rooms are laid out with home furnishings from my dreams and everything is just so well organized and thoughtful. This location even has a shoe room - a SHOE ROOM! Not to mention upstairs has a Bhldn boutique so if you’re getting married- check it out now! This place is just amazingly beautiful and even if you can’t afford anything, it’s worth a stop in just to dream. STAFF- I will say I was in the store for a good hour and not a single staff person asked if I needed help. And there were a ton of staff because it’s the holiday season but they weren’t super friendly. They seemed super preoccupied with organizing displays and making things pretty - which it is - but didn’t seem helpful to customers.

I wish I could remember the cashiers name exactly (I think Nessa? She was working 9/29 at the checkout at 5pm) by far the BEST employee I have encountered at ANY Anthro! Anthro is my fave store I go there in any city I am in, but Nessa (and apologies if I screwed up your name) made me and my daughter feel like we were the only customers that mattered. Took her time, was funny and helpful, and just super knowledgeable. Can she be in charge of hiring?!

My larger shelf came with a piece broken off and the mounting hardware was wedged in and impossible to remove. I couldn't print off a return label and had to work with customer service who sent me one. Thus the two stars. I haven't received a refund yet so we will see. Update: I did receive my refund.

My favorite store since 2010!!!!! And now with the full remodeled store 😍😍😍 I'm in love!!!! Here is a picture of my new mug If you are looking for furniture, or house decor you must ask for Gerrry!!!! I have attached his business card on my review. You will know why after you meet him.... and you are welcome 😉

Love this store, even has wedding dresses u can try on

I have only shopped here a few times because prices are high, but I must say they have the most beautiful selection of dresses that I've seen in a store in years. I found it hard to pick only one - yep, it can be dangerous :) A helpful and friendly staff member set me up in a beautiful changing room, dresses hanging around the room for easy access and enjoyment - yes, enjoyment! I really enjoyed this shopping experience. I'm not an online shopper (I like to support local businesses) and if all stores gave this kind of customer service I'd end up visiting more shops and spending way too much money! lol :) They had a great sale going on and I got a really cool pair of jeans for under $50 and a gorgeous summer dress with 10% off for signing up online. The store is airy, beautifully scented and very pretty all-round. I look forward to going back. There's a pair of cute shoes I'm considering next!

I just love this shop to find something cute and fancy 😍

Whoever is styling this Anthropology deserves a raise! Seriously. It's pure eye candy, every square inch of the two floors. I hadn't been here in a few years and stopped by one evening to pass the time waiting for the streetcar. I was amazed at how vastly different the store looked. So beautiful! Loved the wall behind the cashiers which was a large mosaic made from broken blue and white dishes. It is stunning and so unique. Sure, the store was filled with the same categories of contents, but it was arranged in a far better format, keeping the "departments" clearly delineated while still being part of one larger venue. Allowing for lots of space to keep an airy open vibe. Everywhere I turned was another gorgeous vignette. Everything thoughtfully organized in a logical way. Loved! Housewares, textiles, home decor, accessories, clothing? Check, check, check and check. Housewares? Plenty. Dinnerware, coffee mugs, fun decorative serving spoons and spatulas, glasswear, pitchers, cake dishes, canisters, florals, solids. Textiles? Yep. Gorgeous aprons in fun and vintage prints that you would want to wear. So many unique kiitchen towels in beautiful prints, some with funny sayings, whimsical and quirky. Oven mitts. Fun knobs I dozens of styles to easily upgrade cabinets and dressers. Home decor? Absolutely. Couch, pillows, throws, coffee table, mirrors, bowls, coffee table books, candles, diffusers, faux succulents and plants, candles, area rugs, occasional chairs and tables. Lots of mid-century style which I love, and fortunately is on trend. , Accessories? You bet. Earrings, necklaces and earrings, mostly the current on trend styles. Fun handbags (if the ones with bangle handles were leather, they would have come home with me!) and scarves and shoes. Clothing? The full gammit. Tops, sweaters, dresses, jumpers, jeans, pants, layering pieces, jackets - everything. While I do appreciate the style, especially their Ong flowing dresses, I personally think the clothing is overpriced. An item has to be super special for me to purchase. Over the years I have bought a few dresses and several sweaters. They do have a great sale rack which is always worth checking out. Interestingly, for the almost 20 minutes I was there, not one person approached me although there were at least 5 people working and I was one of a few people in the store. Maybe because I was snapping pictures and clearly moving fast, they figured I wasn't there to shop. And I sang. I had just missed the streetcar so had 15 minutes to check everything out before catching the next one which stops right outside their window. Conveniently. I will definitely be back when I have more time. Great place to buy a hostess or birthday gift for sure.

Terrible service nobody tell you something, the ladies just talking behind to the desk my daughter try to looking for something special with out help

I love this store and had been coming here for years . Even if I don't have to buy something this place is fun for window shopping or just looking around . The store is huge and is sprawled across two floors and very aesthetically decorated . Whether you're looking for a holiday dress, a gently distressed denim jacket or throws that remind you of your vacation in Morocco last year, or bowls and plates with thoughtful handmade touches, Anthropologie probably has it. They also have a beauty and wellness line in addition to their clothing, home decor, furniture and accessories. The store employees are a good mix of snooty and friendly which is I believe the vibe they are going for . I love the dressing rooms and how thoughtfully they always check up on you and provide alternatives in case sizing or something else doesn't match up . One thing I am sure everyone agrees with is that its an expensive store and sometimes has really obnoxious pieces priced so high. Nevertheless , its always fun coming here and browsing around and admiring the gorgeously decorated place .

This used to be the most beautiful Anthropologie store. It had a dedicated plus size area that I loved. I don't know what happened but that disappeared, the shoe area is tiny and inconvenient now, at the front of the store with no seats to try on shoes.

Erin in BHLDN is amazing! I had an appointment to try on bridesmaid dresses. She was knowledgeable, super friendly, and I'm so happy with the dress I ended up with. The fitting area was lovely. I had such a great experience.

It's a Beautiful store with gorgeous unusually designed merchandise, of clothing, home goods, and more. Their sales are great, too.

I love this store. Stuff is always welcoming. Easy to talk. Inside store smells amazing. Good sale . Beautiful organizing. So creative. Clean and beautiful.

The quality of the clothes has wavered over the years. Last week I purchased a large quantity of clothes due to a recent major change of sizing, which was already difficult. The associate at the cash wrap was straight up rude to me. I wanted to take my business elsewhere, but alas I had just spent so much time trying on the clothes and I really needed them. The kicker, she completely messed up a charge send I've been waiting for. I had to get online and pay for it five days later. Don't waste your money on people who don't appreciate your business. Go to Mercantile!

Eh. Nice open space and decent music. Turns out I can't get the price as advertised on Anthropologie site for this specific store. Ok, how about if I order online and come back in an hour or so to pick up? Not only no, but the manager starts rattling off acronyms (ISO? ISU? why should I need to hear about your internal systems?) as the reason. So I gave them the extra $4 and asked that they put it toward improving the information facing customers on the website, to help staff so customers have complete and accurate info and don't get frustrated.

This Anthropologie is by far the biggest I've ever been to! It's literally a block of just beautiful clothes and furniture. They have a BHLDN wedding section, petite section, kids section , huge sale section as well as an ample cosmetic skin care area! Impressive selection and beautifully decorated store!

I came to this location to have the security tag removed off of a pair of jeans and return some clothes that I ordered online. As soon as I came in, the door alarm went off, like I assumed it would. Moments later, an associate came to me and suspiciously eyed my very full backpack (it had all of the clothes in it) and rushed me over to the front counter. I overheard her telling the manager about my situation and was close enough to hear the manager snidely remark that I will need to provide proof of purchase before they take any tags off!! I was very prepared with my receipt but could just tell that both of them didn't believe me at first. I know I look young but jeez! Get a grip. I was planning on doing some other shopping there but I felt unwelcome and immediately left. I'll do my shopping at the Bridgeport location from now on.

This is the most beautiful Anthro I've ever been in. I always make it a point to go to Anthropologie when I travel so I've been to the store on lots of major cities but this one in downtown Portland takes the cake. The individual rooms are laid out with home furnishings from my dreams and everything is just so well organized and thoughtful. This location even has a shoe room - a SHOE ROOM! Not to mention upstairs has a Bhldn boutique so if you're getting married- check it out now! This place is just amazingly beautiful and even if you can't afford anything, it's worth a stop in just to dream. STAFF- I will say I was in the store for a good hour and not a single staff person asked if I needed help. And there were a ton of staff because it's the holiday season but they weren't super friendly. They seemed super preoccupied with organizing displays and making things pretty - which it is - but didn't seem helpful to customers. The ONLY reason for four stars.

I hadn't been to this location since before the remodel. I had the opportunity to go to a flower arranging class here so I got to interact with the workers and see a tiny bit of the store without a bunch of customers in it. The course I took was just okay but the people that worked at the store were super nice and very helpful. I love the new layout of the store too. Tons of merchandise to see. I wish the store in Bridgeport was as nice.

For me, personally, Anthropologie stores are not quite my "thing": the styles are way too young and too bohemian, and the prices, too high. But I appreciate the styles, and my daughter LOVES Anthropologie stores, so on a recent trip to Portland, we found our way to this store. And I must say, I was mighty impressed! We were greeted at the door by a lady who informed us about a sale going on and we were asked if we needed help finding anything. Nice! And throughout our lengthy visit, we were sporadically asked by employees on the floor if we needed help. It was the perfect balance of not feeling ignored yet not feeling harassed (which, as you know, is no easy feat!). The store itself is huge. I only explored the main level, but there is an upper level as well. And there are offshoot rooms with comfy seating areas off the main, open floor, in case you need to rest a bit. I had no idea there were so many beauty products and make-up items for sale in this store! High-end lines, too, most (or, perhaps all, organic). None inexpensive, but all lovely. And make-up tools, too, and skin care items. I was particularly blown away by all the perfumes and colognes and huge variety of scents and lines, some I had heard of, others, not. I ended up getting a spray perfume made by a London perfumery. Just lovely. Checking out, there was a long line of customers waiting, but it moved along, thanks to five ladies manning five cashiers at the check-out. I was struck by the huge and stunning blue and white toile mosaic mural backdrop behind the cashier counter. It was monumental and phenomenal, comprised of china and ceramic plates, with a pitcher in the middle embedded in the enormous installation. It truly was a show-stopper and I'd love to install such a mosaic in my own home. In fact, I'm going to see if I can recreate a smaller version of this work in my home. Just stunning. The cashier lady who rang me up was sweet as can be. And no sales tax is such an awesome perk! I suspect if I were thirty years younger, I'd be easily persuaded to buying my clothes here, but for now, I'm happy with my purchased perfume and the experience I had here.

I was in dire need of a holiday party dress after my original dress I ordered was lost in the mail by another vendor. I called ahead and told Terry what my predicament was and she had a dressing room filled with dresses for me to try on during my lunch hour. 10/10 felt like a VIP.

I love your windows. That is my favourite thing about your store - your imaginative windows. What I hate; almost all your weirdly and frumpy soccer-mom clothes. Sure, you toss in something cute every here and there to throw me off but mostly, your super overpriced clothing is just ugly. What i do enjoy are the accessories for self and for home, especially the candles. Candles are my weakness. I rarely venture in because of my love/hate feelings toward this store but when I do, It's because there's a big sale going on and I hope to find a candle. 2015 - Review # 99

Wanted to purchase a piece of furniture and the manager said they can't help me carry it to my car. I'm 30 weeks pregnant so I couldn't lift the dresser by myself. They suggested I hire a moving company to come pick it up instead of simply helping me carry it to my truck which by the way was parked right out front.

This is by far the coolest Anthro I have ever been in. It definitely reminded me of ABC Store in NYC with the multi stories and different books of sections. I loved that this store literally had everything Anthro offers - a whole BHLDN suite and a custom furniture section as well. The day we went into the store they were doing a fun holiday pop up that had local vendors all over the store serving samples and you could buy their products. Also the sale section was the biggest and most organized I had seen in any Anthro ever as well. Normally it is cramped and cluttered. Overall this is a wonderful store with lovely staff and really my favorite now !

I love getting lost in this store. They have everything from shower curtains to sweaters. I can easily spend over an hour browsing happily.

We don't have an Anthropologie in Vancouver so I like to take a look whenever I see a store. Anthropologie's items are always feminin, chic and slightly hippie. Everytime I browse around, I end up finding something I like. Now the price is another story. Just because I like it, doesn't mean I can afford it. I did however, find an adorable stripe dress that was $69 regular price. A great find! Edit: So we DO have a store in Vancouver. It's on Granville. =)

Just like any other Anthropologie, the lay out is absolutely beautiful! My heart aches of all the things I want to bring into my home! They have a lot of employees who are always willing to help, and extremely friendly. I found myself just sitting down and enjoying a good book in the corner with one of the delectable reads. Even their sales room is organized quite well on the 2nd floor. Usually most stores just let their sales section get destroyed, so it was nice to just walk around and browse as you're walking through the pearl district.

I love getting the catalog for Anthropologie, wonderful, unique designs by smaller labels. You won't find people wearing your outfit (aka GAP). The only downside is that I want everything and it is all too expensive (for the exact reasons listed above). Overall: select one or two things each year (or season) for purchase (this will be difficult, but restrain yourself, since there will always be more cute things to buy)

My mainstay for wardrobe - selection is fab, service is the best and I love the ease of shopping online and in store. I of course love the store experience and displays so it is a treat to go in. Filled with on trend and classics for all sizes I can shop with friends and have a blast shopping for my home too!

Nice job on re-vamping the store. Its huge. Bigger than the flagship store in Philly, although not quite the same charm. The first time I went was on a weekend where the entire store was like 20% off (whaatt). It was a zoo. There was a huge line to the fitting room and employees were totally overwhelmed. I love the new shoe and bath products/cosmetic section. I would love to see an expansion of this (please start carrying Herbivore bath products!!). The housewares/home furnishings sections were also impressive, however I found the home furnishings not very user friendly and I think more employees or a better laid out home furnishings section would be helpful. I've been back on less crowded days and employees have been very helpful. I can't say I'm a huge fan of anthro's esthetic and find the hippy dippy styles not really my taste. I've found a few gems and they do carry a nice selection of AG jeans, but overall their clothes really aren't my jam and wish they would carry things a little less hippy. Overall its a great store and they did an excellent job on the reno...

The store itself is wonderful. The cashiers, however, are not. Three times have I gotten in there without them giving me a bag to put my item in. What kind of customer service is this? Secondly, every time I go to buy something, it takes a minimum of 30 minutes waiting in line for the cashier with only 2 people in front of me. Why? It shouldn't take that long to purchase something.

I love this store for its selection and spaciousness. The issue I have is that it takes FOREVER to check out. Everyone is realllly taking their time. I can't ever pop in for a purchase if I'm on a schedule because it will inevitably take me a half hour just to check out. Everyone in line is always chatting and the cashiers seem to really love indulging which is ok if there's a ton of empty cashiers but not when there's a line. I still love this location - just not when I have a schedule to keep..

I actually really do love Anthropologie. It's a great place to find a single accessory or item of clothes that completes an outfit. They have a personal shopper you can make a free consultation with. They help find a style for you, cuts that are flattering, mold you a style that works day to night, office to cocktail party. You're not obligated to buy things there when you consult with the personal shopper - so really what you leave with is an idea of what might suit you, and then you're free to find cheaper items elsewhere, or mix and match a few higher end Anthropologie items with a casual black dress or something similar from H&M. I love the service and the art here. I don't buy something here often but when I do, I treasure it and usually mix and match it with all sorts of clothes.

I wish I made more money or that Anthropologie was less expensive *insert sad face*! What a gorgeous selection and what a fun place to shop -- ummm, only if I weighed about 25 pounds less and had a bigger clothing budget. However, reality can be (actually is) sad, I don't have either. Right now as I type this, The Most Beautiful And Diaphenous Soft Pink With Bling Evening Gown is hanging in the left side window and it is absolutely too die for. I totally love it and I totally don't have an occasion (nor will I). And the way they had their booties with the gold socks, OMG like soooo cool, in the big right hand window. Fortunately, these days they also carry home furnishings. Oh well ... and, who knows what my future holds as far as financial compensations and my weight are concerned. Meantime, hubby and kids: gift cards, please and thank you?!

I guess I just don't get it. This store has all kinds of crappy junk at insanely high prices. I was wandering around while my wife was shopping for clothes. In addition to the pricey clothes, they have all kinds of trendy housewares. I found a beat up, crudely forged coat hook for... $24. WTF? This store is clearly for people with way too much cash and not a clue what to do with it. Hey, how's about you go to the hardware store, pay two bucks for a coat hook and give the remaining $22 to the Rescue Mission? There's an idea. Jeesh.

Dammit, even in Portland this store sucked me in!! I thought I had it bad with my LA obsession with this overpriced store, but even in the midst of cool local boutiques and awesome little mom and pops, the draw was just too strong to resist a stop in here to fondle clothes and sigh in frustration. And what made the list of disappointment and DENIED... A $189 blue sweater A $250 black dress A $32 coffee mug A $65 baby girl's dress Anthropologie, it's like a museum of shopping, look but don't touch and if you drool on it, you buy it! :)

I love their stuff. I wish the prices just more affordable for my wallet. Maybe that's a good thing since I have a potential to do a lot of damage. I love their dresses, kitchen knick knacks and lotions. They also have the cutest aprons, but I have yet to purchase one since I don't really bake. Anthropologie probably seems like a place that caters to the "Portlandia" fashion - very casual, hippie and chic. Although they can hurt my wallet, I don't mind window shopping here once in a while!

I can't beleive it's taken this long to come to Anthro.. In short, it faux vintage bohemian crap. Many pieces I looked at just seem cheaply made and way over priced. That being said, I liked the store, and I like that they carry brands like Velvet and Elle Moss (Ema?). But, I could also go to a indpendent store and find those same items. AND I would have..but Anthro had them on sale..okay, I caved in and bought two tops. (about $35 each). I feel like such a A**hole, and kind of dirty.

Wow.. This store is gorgeous. I hit it up, in the hopes of a little 'fall wardrobe tax free purchasing action,' on my way out of PDX today. This is one of the prettiest, best merchandised Anthropologies I've ever been into.. and it seems like they have way more product than the U Village store. My only sadness was the itty bitty clearance area.. I'll get over it. There was so much 'Gorge' goin' on for fall, I can't be mad about that. Great handbag selection at this location too. Oh, and their windows are exceptional. I was this one in SeaTown. Badly.

I also wanted to add a link to this article about Anthro's policies of following people of color in their store for "shopping while not white". http://jezebel.com/285414/anthropologie-doesnt-care-about-black-people You know that really annoying suburban white kid from your freshman year Poli Sci class who was always declaring that racism didn't exist anymore? Yeah, that kid never worked retail. That kid especially did not work for an overpriced corporate lifestyle brand purveyor like "bohemian chic" retailer Anthropologie. Because one thing that you learn within one week of working at Anthropologie (or "Anthro" as the drones that work there prefer to call it) is that the only "real way" you can tell if a customer is planning to shoplift is if they are black. Is that well-dressed woman browsing through duvet covers black? She should be followed. Is that elderly gentleman waiting for his wife to try on cardigans black? Follow him too, but at a distance; he might have a gun. No, seriously. I once got a call from a store in Connecticut trying to "alert us" to a possible shoplifting situation. Usually we would get these calls from stores in our area (i.e. not Connecticut) and usually they were after someone had come and stolen a massive amount of merchandise and gotten away with it (usually sweeping clothes off of tables in gym bags and bolting) or after someone tried to pull a receipt scam. I asked the girl what the situation was and she told me that three "blac--er, African-American people" had come into the store wearing matching army fatigues and were "looking around the store." "Oh," I said, "and they stole something?" "No, but they just looked really shady." For clarification, "really shady" was Anthrospeak for any black person that came into any store who wasn't Beyonce or some other incredibly recognizable and wealthy black person. This term could also be applied to anyone who came in with a vaguely dark skin tone who didn't immediately start throwing hundred dollar bills around the store. Michelle Obama. Kerry Washington. Whatever.

Contrary to popular belief, and despite our cryptic suggestions otherwise, we designers as a general populous do not take constructive criticism about our work or ourselves well. Sure we may shrug off something like "That's an interesting pair of shoes you have on", or "You're wearing all black... again?" but on the inside you can guarantee that it's eating away at our soul. "But black is the hue of the profession!" we cry, as our minds race, "and what do you mean by interesting?!?" To a group of people who create and sell images and visions to clients of all different types for a living, we often find that our biggest critic is our conscious. So when someone makes a passing comment, it festers inside until "You have a unique style!" turns into "You look like hell. Go buy new slacks." Thankfully there's Anthropologie, who seems to know how to deal with us. The peppy tunes, soft lights, and overabundance of wardrobe and accessory options make creating a new look or updating a tired and true style an enjoyable experience. The selection at this store is extensive, and I've never had an issue finding something in my size, although with my petite frame, tops tend to run long. Staffed by a group of gals who seem to exude a sense of design know-how and thoughtful style, you feel as if you're among like-minded individuals, and perhaps even friends. The quality of the items are generally good, and I'm continually surprised at how many of them are able to be washed at home rather then sent to the dry cleaner. Yes, it's expensive, and on a designer's budget the sales area is the best value. But lucky for us it's also stuffed to the brim. On my most recent trip I picked up a pair of shorts and a skirt, each about 1/3 of the original sticker price. Anthropologie is lovely, and a wonderful reminder that it's okay to listen to yourself or others and mix things up. Because you know, you don't have to wear black all the time... they have this beautiful color in stock called 80% gray.

I keep wishing that someone will give me $5,000 on the condition that I MUST spend it at Anthropologie. Otherwise, its hard to imagine that I would buy many of the clothes I want since they are either too quirky for my style and far too expensive to try or just plain old too over-priced . . . The clothes are unique, quirky, fun and oh-so-expensive thus in order to really have fun trying out new looks and buying some overpriced duds I would pretty much need someone to give me money and require I spend it at Anthropologie (and not in some more responsible way....like paying back my student loans). Since this hasn't happened yet, I satisfy myself with window shopping and with the sale room in the back. Aside from clothes, they also have a great selection of home-wares. Note: Anthropologies is to Urban Outfitters as Banana Republic is to the Gap...

I can't help my love affair with Anthropologie. Some things I've learned over the past few years are: 1. Never shop at Anthropologie.com late at night - you buy. 2. Never try anything on just to see because it's cute - it's cuter on and you buy. 3. Do not touch the fabrics - you buy. 4. Never attempt the sales rack. It's even more dangerous than #s 1-3 so you buy. (this was my downfall today) 5. Never look at the employee's wardrobe - you may quit your job to work here and get the discount. 6. Never bring your boyfriend in - you will not have ample time to "window" shop. 7. Most importantly - if you loved me, you'd buy me a gift card.

The biggest Anthro location in Portland and quite possibly the entire Northwest. Two floors decked out with dreamy bohemian clothes to illustrate the perfect poshy lifestyle with accessories, books and other tangibles to boot. What more can a modern woman between the ages of 18-early fifties ask for? The store itself is definitely a 5/5. However the ladies working here (especially the cashiers) are really strange. I was lining up to pay for my dreamy discounted goodies and noticed there were two lines. I picked one and waited for about ten minutes. All of a sudden, the one of the cashier girls told me there was only one line and motioned me to line up again even though she had been helping folks from the second line! Slight frustration. Still waited because I liked the goodies I picked out. Paid with a different cashier girl and she was just as awkward. I forgot my Anthro card (it tracks your purchases, you get free shipping sometimes when they have a promo and a discount on your birthday) and she said she can look me up by my phone number. I gave her the number associated with my card and she said it's incorrect. I told her it's fine, that my parking meter was running out of time. She was stubborn and told me to repeat my number again. I did. She then asked for my email associated with Anthro card so I gave it to her (at this point, I just wanted the whole transaction to be over lol). Then she tells me that the reason why they are not pulling me up is because their system is down. She continues with the transaction with a "I totally hate my job" face, thanks me while looking at the ceiling. Super weird. Anthro, work on your cashier organization!

Best Anthropologie I have ever visited hands down! Anthropologie is one of my favorite stores and I've been to them all. I live in Los Angeles and know each Anthro and if I travel I always go to the local anthro because I'm fascinated by their set up/displays. I never would have thought Oregon of all places would have the best Anthro on the west coast, but this location had me at hello. Biggest store and greatest selection EVER. Plus the employees are so nice. A gal even offered to hold my luggage at the cash wrap the minute I walked in as she could see it was heavy for me. Now that's customer service!

I am SO into Anthropologie! I really love dresses and Anthropologie seems to have a plethora in stock no matter the season. I have to agree with Justine S., be prepared to buy when you try stuff on because everything looks good and there always seems to be justification on spending $100 and up. Clothing items here seem to run around $100. Well, at least everything I like. However, clothes go on sale rather quick and finding the right size in the sale section hasn't really been an issue for me yet. I like the layout of the store and the staff seems pretty nice. I like the dressing rooms and the personal touch of the staff writing your name on your dressing room door so there is no confusion. My husband really likes that there is a comfy couch for him to chill on in the dressing room when I am trying on stuff and taking my sweet time. The store also has an entire side devoted to home goods. I've ventured there a few times and always have severe sticker shock. Very lovely stuff tho. I did buy a majority of my Christmas gifts here last year for my lady friends. They have mad sales during the holiday months. Can't wait to repeat that shopping spree this year!

I've been on a bit of an anthro kick lately and thought I would check out the anthro shop in portland. Just my luck though... The AC was down and trying clothes in the fitting room was such torture. The ladies in the shop was more than apologetic and knowing they have to suffer through this for an entire shift I was more than sympathetic but the experience definitely was not enjoyable. The shop was a good size though and had good options. I saw quite a few items that I haven't seen in the CA stores. Just wish the temperature was more friendly so I could've browsed around longer

Anthropologie is funny. Really, what's so funny is the people who shop here and think this place is trend-setting. I can remember walking in here with lady friends, be they sisters, girl friends or girlfriends. Everytime, it's the same old B.S. To amuse myself, I would say within earshot of other women things like, "This reminds me of my summer in Milan." or "Remember grandma's summer villa in Versailles?" Some stupid shit like that. Usually, it was just to irk whomever it was who dragged me into this place. I remember after it 'got old' to them, I said I would no longer do it and then as soon as we walked in, this older woman said to her daughter, "It's like when we were in Berlin." I died laughing. I read through some of the comments: 'faux bohemian' - definitely. 'Made in India'. Absolutely. All their stuff looks alike. Sure, every now and then there are cute pots or dishes or something but seriously...I've been more charmed by drinking wine out of a tin can. If you've gotta try this hard to either impress your 'friends' or even yourself, then you lack personality. I also get a kick out of the employees. I wonder how much they actually make and whether their employee discount is enough to justify them blowing through their minimum waged paychecks to wear what other people pre-determine as 'trendy'. At least I'll always have that apron that reminds me of my brother's flat in Torino.

Ok so I am a fat girl who went to this store. They have cute clothes I will not be fitting into anytime soon and that is ok. I went in to get a gift card for a friend. The lady at the register asked me who it was for and I said a friend and gave her the name...I asked if she needed more information and she said no she was just curious. I said ok. So she gives me the gift card and a little gift envelope which I promptly put in my purse. Later I took a look at it and...well, I know Portland is green and all but...it was already made out to someone else from someone else - hey at least the amount I gave her was right! Anyway, I just felt that that was pretty tacky that they aren't careful enough to make sure that it isn't a used gift card envelope. I just took a big fat sharpie and crossed off the name and inserted the appropriate names instead - just to make it that much more tacky. I mean, wasn't that what I was supposed to do?? :) okaybye.

1. One cashier at the register with a line down the hall. 2. She was rude on top of that. No gift boxes, yet no offer for a bag for the gift vs. the top I bought for myself. 3. She rudely repeated things I said when the cash register got jammed like "Yes I know." 4. There are a lot of people working here and no one is at the cashier. 5. The clothes are expensive, and I am beginning to think they go down hill with the service and made in China jewelry. 6. Perhaps supporting local is the way to go.

The store is beautiful, however the recent experience I had with the last staff member was very poor. I have had other great interactions with staff in the past, but I honestly don't know if I would shop here again based on the last person I had to deal with - so rude and unhelpful. I would rather spend my money elsewhere, where I receive better customer service.

I rarely shop for clothing at Anthropologie. They have some cool stuff, but most of it isn't really my style. I did get a great pair of jeans on the sale rack though. Where they really shine in my opinion is in their housewares and fragrance departments. They have many cool vintage designs that appeal to me. I know it sounds silly, but I always check out their ornate, fancy schmancy doorknobs and drinking glasses. My favorite things that they carry are their Capri Blue candles. When you walk through the doors the first thing that hits you is their heavenly aroma. I usually get the Volcano scent, but they're all pretty amazing. That lovely fragrance doesn't come cheap, but they're completely worth it. I'm burning one right now! I also like their large selection of imported vanilla fragrances, and soaps. Many of them aren't easy to find, and again, a little on the pricey side. It's right off of the Couch streetcar stop, and adjacent to both Peet's Coffee and Powell's books, so it's a convenient stop if you're out browsing the Pearl.

Sometimes I wonder why I was blessed/cursed with good/expensive taste, while the britney spears' of the world, with tons of money to spare, run around in heinous apparel eating taco bell. Oooh, Anthropologie, how you torture me so! Everything is so cute! And you're a big chain but you support small labels! But everything's so overpriced! Scratch that, I'd toootally pay, it's just thismuch out of my price range. and by thismuch, i actually mean THISMUCH. It hurts me deep inside. It also hurts me because the majority of these clothes are so damn cute because they're completely vintage-inspired. But when can I actually find vintage clothes that are this cute and perfectly fitting? dios mio. their sale rack is really good though. and they have some BEAUtiful (expensive) shoes online.

I absolutely love this store! And every time I am down there my favorite employee Ken helps me with everything I need! He is absolutely amazing and I love shopping there even more because of how great the customer service is! Thanks Ken! I should mention I purchased over 5k of furniture including a custom sofa, dresser, armoire, nightstands, plates, bowls, dining chairs and clothing of course! Can you tell this is my fav store??? Lol

For newcomers (yeah right), this store contains beautiful, unique clothing, delicious-smelling body lotions and soaps, housewares like pillows and plates, jewelry, and a little bit of stationary. I think we all feel the same way here...and that is: SALES RACK. New clothing items are marked down every other Tuesday, and housewares are marked down on the opposing Tuesdays. You can of course look at their website for examples, but it is impossible to tell what it actually looks like, or how it will look on you, until you see it in person. Some of the clothes that look too plain online are gossamer at a barely-affordable $40 in the store sales. There's always some lingerie on sale, at prices ranging from $10 to $40. There are always jeans on sale, too, but who gives a damn about Anthropologie jeans?? Nobody cares about your jeans. All they care about are your delicate, cute lingerie, your quirky yet beautifully refined tops and skirts, and your not-so-well-kept secret that this top only cost $20. I gave up on the pajamas long ago. They're still over $80. So I give the Anthropologie sales rack...4 STARS! After all, they could be even cheaper, couldn't they?