Anthropologie

Portland, United States

3.4

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20 reviews

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+1 503-274-0293
Website:
www.anthropologie.com
Address:
1125 NW Couch St Ste 600, Portland, OR, 97209
Pearl District
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
100 ftNorthwest 11th & Couch
380 ftNorthwest 10th & Couch
410 ftWest Burnside & Northwest 10th
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
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Wheelchair Accessible
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Today

Today 10:00 am – 8:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Portland) 12:02 Thursday, 28 November 2024

Business hours

Monday 10:00 am – 8:00 pm
Tuesday 10:00 am – 8:00 pm
Wednesday 10:00 am – 8:00 pm
Thursday 10:00 am – 8:00 pm
Friday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Sunday 11:00 am – 7:00 pm

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20 reviews of Anthropologie

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Place rating: 3
Portland, OR
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
Place rating: 3
Portland, OR
Anthro’s are consistently cool, but can be consistently overpriced for what you get.
Things I hit up at Anthro:
(1) Candles
(2) Accessories
(3) Their sale rack
That’s the only thing I can talk myself into buying here. Because otherwise I get the feeling I am spending too much – which is ok if you’re getting something locally designed/​original, fits you fantastically, or is of the highest quality.
Anthropologies are good quality and cute. And their store always smells nice, so they’ve got that going for them.
Place rating: 4
Portland, OR
Love their clothes and home goods. Prices can be a bit steep, but they have great sales.
Place rating: 5
Troutdale, OR
I love this particular Anthropologie because of the size and layout of the store. Worried they were leaving this location when I headed over a few weeks ago and found the windows papered over and no sign of explanation to be found. However, they are in a temp space around the corner (11th & Davis) while the store is remodeled, returning in Feb 2016.
That said, love the candles, home & gift area the most. Manage to always find a top I can’t live without every time I stop by.
Place rating: 3
Boston, MA
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
Place rating: 3
Tempe, AZ
Meh… This stores layout is Wackadoo. Sort of makes it less enjoyable to shop at. Their home goodies are all spread out and the sale section is extremely small. If you can afford Anthro at full price and don’t care about layout this store is alright. If you’re like 90% of the people who shop at anthro and thrive in the sale/​home section you won’t have a successful shopping experience here. The displays here aren’t very creative either… Kinda weird for anthro. The employees are nice enough and the store was clean.
Place rating: 4
Portland, OR
Place is huge, nicely decorated and organized even when they have sales. There could be good deals if you hunt in the sale items. My sister once found a sweater and a shirt for a bargain.
Place rating: 4
Vancouver, OR
I love this store. The only problem is it needs a petite section! Seattle has one! Please put one in. Love the home department. Would decorate my whole house if I could.
Place rating: 1
Portland, OR
Size runs that go up to size 6, or an 8 if you’re lucky? They must spend their money on the store displays because they are certainly not catering to the size of the average woman. I’ve gone in a number of times with hope and while I knew they carried mostly overpriced, made-​in-​China products, I am always flummoxed at how they will have ten dresses of one style on a rack, yet all be in sizes 2 – 6. Oh, and it’s ironic that someone stands there greeting everyone who comes in yet no one actually tries to help you when you’re shopping. Hmm.
Yuck. Will not be making any more attempts to shop there.
Place rating: 4
Portland, OR
I’ve been to my fair share of Anthropolgie stores (around CA) so for one, I know what to expect in regards to price… I know a lot of people complain about the prices. Yes, it’s expensive. I do most of my shopping in the sales area, and even then, I’m pretty picky about what I decide to splurge on.
Anyways, what I want to make clear about in terms of how I’m reviewing this store:
I’m reviewing *this particular Anthropologie store*. Given that it’s a chain, I figured I’d review it based on my comparison to others.
It’s a pretty good sized store, but there were a few sections that seemed slightly lacking (jewelry, housewares, SALES!). Overall, it wasn’t bad and I walked out with a lovely accessory (a belt I paid for full price -$ 48– with store credit, thanks to an ex boyfriend and a blazer that I never really liked).
Place rating: 5
Portland, OR
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.
Place rating: 3
Portland, OR
I very much enjoyed walking through and touching and looking at all the pretty things. The material they use to make their clothing is so soft and easy on the skin, along with being quite attractive, looks like it would be fun to wear. Their candle scents are delicious. This is the kind of place I would pick up a gift for a special event, but on a day-​to-​day basis I can’t afford it, but it won’t stop me from walking through and enjoying the experience.
Place rating: 2
Portland, OR
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.
Place rating: 1
Portland, OR
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.
Place rating: 4
Honolulu, HI
Usually when I do reviews, the price tag will influence my star rating… This is such a gorgeous and lovely shop, but the steep prices make me turn the other way too often. =(
I’ve been to this boutique in Boston, San Fran and most recently Portland. I was happy to have left the shop with a bag! Found some Euro glasses at $ 4 a piece, so bought a family of four to add to our kitchen… The blue/​green tinted glass caught my eye and there’s nothing better than drinking out of a pretty vessel. Somehow it makes the liquid taste that much more refreshing!
I absolutely love the charming kitchenware collection and baking accessories!
Don’t think that I could ever afford an outfit here, but that’s what wish lists are for…
Place rating: 4
Vancouver, Canada
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. =)
Place rating: 4
Hillsboro, OR
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!
Place rating: 5
Vancouver, WA
I have an intense love hate relationship with this store.
I love everything in it, yet, my college student salary does not allow me to do much more than hug the right side of the store where all the frilly aprons and tea cups are. Most of the time I pass by it and don’t allow myself to go in, knowing that I’ll fall in love with everything in the store, and dreading my inevitable sighs.
Ruched Marigold Coat $ 498
…sigh
Audrey Tulle Dress $ 398
…sigh
Pleats Abounding Tank $ 98
…sigh
Oreta Rosea Clutch $ 228
…sigh
Ocean Jasper Necklace $ 798
…are you kidding me!
Anthropologie, I fully apologize for all of the foggy nose prints you have to scrub off the outside of your beautiful windows.
Place rating: 4
Los Gatos, CA
I am really torn on the how to choose the right number of stars for this place.
First off, i love their product. They sell great candles and housewares items, and I can find great gifts for my gal pals here. I have purchased some very cute clothes and scarves, particularly when they have sales.
My issue with Anthropologie is the smell in the store. I have a pretty strong stomach, but I nearly passed out entering the store from the strong smell of perfume in the place. This has happened at other Anthropologie locations, so they must have «intense aromatic smells must filter through the air systems» written into their store design requirements.
I have walked in and had to turn around and walk out because of the strong smell. I was pretty close to telling the homeless guy loitering outside Powells to take a swing through Anthro in the hopes of eliminating his gamey-​ness. Is polluting the store with strong floral scents really necessary?
Place rating: 2
Portland, OR
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.