Anthropologie

Awesome service by Michael Jones and team. Came back two days in a row. He waived my shipping because I paid the day before.
Thank you!

Dans la longue liste et varié de boutiques du Chelsea Market, la curiosité nous as poussé chez Anthropologie.
Une adresse dont je n’avais eu vent que de son nom. On est bien accueilli avec gentillesse et grand sourire. La clientèle visé est féminine, ce qui n’empêche aucunement pour un homme, d’être aussi séduit. Livres de cuisines, décorations d’intérieur, bougies aux douces senteurs, c’est très tentant de craquer.

Love this location! The staff is outstanding. They go above and beyond (especially in the fitting room). I tried on several dresses and they assisted me and even went out of their way to bring me the right size to the dressing room. They also greet you by your name, which is nice.
I cannot count how many times I was asked if I needed any assistance and if I needed my items on hold. I was very impressed. Can’t wait to come back and shop next time I’m in New York!

Monique is amazing! Just got off the phone with her and she helped me track down these knobs that I am trying to buy my sister for christmas! She went above and beyond the call of duty and I am so grateful for her help! I have been into this store a bunch of times and I think this staff’s location is the nicest, most helpful anthro team that I have ever met! So nice!

Every time I go to Chelsea Market, I can’t help myself and love to stop in. Everything from the clothes to the furniture to the décor is fantastic. This place is definitely pricey, but sometimes you can find great deals in the basement in their clearance room.

I’d go so far as to call this the nicest Anthro location in town. Their large lower level always means lots of room for a plentiful selection in the sale room. And everything is always well laid out — with a helpful staff to lend a hand as-​needed. Lots of fitting rooms so you rarely encounter a wait. In the true spirit of Chelsea Market, they always have gorgeous and tantalizing displays in the store and in the windows. I’ll take one of everything, please!

I came to the Chelsea Market with every intention of stuffing my face with lots of delicious things. I didn’t intend to spend hundred of dollars on clothes! But such is the allure of this gorgeous Anthropologie outlet, that I was drawn in and before I knew it I was trying on clothes and trying to convince myself that I could totally stuff a massive bedspread, six glasses, a serving dish and some cute table linen in my small suitcase back to Australia.
I settled on a lovely new winter coat, heavily reduced in their sale section and then marked down a further 20% Score! The sale section here was really quite impressive and kept very neat which is always a plus and the line for the change room was only a couple of people deep, thanks to the helpful staff who really got people in and out of those rooms quickly by helping with sizes and such.

Sooo pretty, eclectic, unique, and expensive. If I were freer with my cash, I would enjoy spending it here. The store is two levels and lots of fun to browse.
I came to look for specific curtains that are «online exclusive.» This was the second Anthropolgie I went to in the hopes that maybe someone returned a set so that I could see or buy it. No luck there. But the gals at the register were very helpful in trying to track down if any other store might have a returned pair of the curtains.
I ended buying some items in the sale section — which is very neat and well organized. Most of the folks were tourists — a la visiting Chelsea Market.

One of my favorite Anthro stores. They have a good sale section (not just the weird/​ill-​fitting stuff), and I’ve gotten some great deals on sweaters, accessories and even Deborah Lippman nail polish here. It always makes me happy to come in this store, and the staff are nice without being in your face. Usually a lot of European tourists here who can actually afford stuff at full price, but you’ll definitely find all the New Yorker working gals down in the sale room :)

Beautiful store that always sells beautiful things. I love this location at Chelsea market. It’s nice to shop for clothes after stuffing myself with all those wonderful things to eat.

It’s warm, good pricey deals– expect great quality and fashionable inventory. Don’t miss out on the sale section downstairs. Chelsea market is a great location for this store, it brings out the true essence of the fashion and the uniqueness in the quality of their products. Enjoy this store.
Cheers!

nice staff, nice selection, and they always have whatever I’m looking for in stock. By far my favorite anthro out there.

This is one of my favorite Anthro’s. It isn’t the biggest but it does have the best selection of their clothes. Sometimes the UES outpost plays it safe and doesn’t get the really fun and trendy items.
The Chelsea Market store has all the fun clothes. It is a bit cramped and the sale area feels like punishment (this is the case for all the Anthro stores I have been in), but the lines move fast and there are plenty of places to grab lunch after shopping!

Love the store. They have a downstairs which was filled with sale stuff. The line was long but the manager made sure to call someone over soon.

This store is like crack. Expensive crack.
I love the look of the stores and just the feminine but (mostly) well made clothing. It makes me want to buy everything but I hate going over my credit card limit. That said, I keep going back.

This is a dangerous store for me. It’s a sensualist experience to walk in here with all the gorgeous colorful patterns to look at and the cool as hell window display and the scents they infuse through the store.
This location is great, connected with Chelsea Market. The salespeople are really good at this location, too. I had one saleswoman stick with me through trying on multiple sizes of the same dresses, help me come to a decision, then escort me past the long line to a different register to check me out.
OK the quality isn’t always there. But sometimes it is. The fits can be strange on me, but lately whooo boy they are hitting the jackpot with those 40s and 50s inspired dresses which are just the style for my body type.
The china and home goods section is particularly beautiful. I was given one of the best gifts of my life from Anthropologie, which was a set of four 1920s-​style wide mouth champagne glasses. Totally worth checking out this section.

My wife loves this store, they have such nice clothes.
We swung in last week and I bought her a really pretty summer dress. The clothes here are a cut above Macys. The prices are also higher. The average summer dress is about $ 140.
The clothing is not trendy and woman of all ages can shop here for quality clothes.

For those unfamiliar with Anthro, its Urban Outfitters for the adult female set. They sell a collection from select clothes makers that changes constantly, along with housewares. Everything selected to be sold here share a certain type of eclectic aesthetic; if it appeals to you, you’ll be addicted. They always have unique decoration in the store that fits their aesthetic as well. General style can be characterized as feminine, with an abundance of embellishments (e.g. ruffles) and patterns. Probably a bit expensive, depending on your mileage, but the sales rack is priced to appeal to most even if you won’t pay full price. I generally shop the sales but won’t hesitate to buy something I love at full price because some of their items sell out fast and never make it to sales.
For those familiar with Anthropologie, this is the least crowded Anthro I’ve been to in Manhattan, and consequently also the neatest; located immediately after entering Chelsea Market from the 9^th Avenue entrance. Not too much located on that first level, which is very spacious; some clothes racks spread all around, household goods, cash registers, and several couches. The lower level contains the majority of the goods, with a very large sales section that has relatively better elbow space to browse through than other Anthro stores. As typical of Anthro, there is a large dressing room and no limits on how much you bring in, or how long you spend there. I’m not rating this location higher because I felt the overall clothing selection (not sales) seemed small.

This Anthro is really nicely laid out. There are really prominent decorating ideas, and the organization of items is inspiring (e.g., the housewares are not just with other housewares). It takes a bit to get through this place because there are so many things that meet the eye.
Not loving the price tag, but walking through is almost like walking through a museum.

There is a reason I’m the Unilocal duchess of this store. Not only because I work in the building. There are a bunch of stores in the Chelsea Market that I don’t walk into nearly as much as Anthropologie. The reason for my constant presence here is because I love smells. Particularly good smells and just walking past this store is like full body aroma therapy. It literally draws you in with it’s sweet delicious scent.
I do most of my shopping in Anthropoligie for their etc items like dishes, hair barrettes, sunglasses and jewelry. Their clothes are quite beautiful but in addition to, for the most part, being out of my price range; I’m tiny and petite so finding clothes can sometimes be a challenge. So I shop for their other unique objects like Voluspa candles which I discovered there yesterday. The Santiago Huckleberry candle and oil diffuser has such a sweet delicious scent I couldn’t leave without buying one of the items. The scent diffuser is sitting next to my bed right now.
This Anthropoloie also has a smaller downstairs area where the sale section is. Definitely not as impressive as the upstairs but nice none the less. Overall, I think this store is unique from the other Anthropologie stores I’ve seen and, as their new flagship it’s definitely worth a visit.

Great location — right smack in chelsea market. It took over where the flower market used to be which makes me kinda sad since I liked the flower market but this chain of stores has a soft spot in my heart. Now I can shop and then continue to shop in the cool indoors (while it’s 90 degrees or 10 degrees outside… yay!)
The store was bustling with customers even though it was ginormous! There is another floor downstairs that has a huge huge sale section. I found a cute pantsuit jumper for 30 dollars on sale.
I think the store was quite up to par with their other stores in the city, with the pretty handmade décor, wood floors, nice perfumy wafts. This store and I believe all the other anthropologies in the city have such a helpful staff — possibly because I always walk out of there with a ton of stuff… :P