Yes... I find clothing shops downtown the most important type of retail downtown can I have. Sure restaurants and gift shops are nice, but clothing makes downtown/bricktown a destination for a whole other reason. Most people go down there to eat, watch a movie, leisure, clubbing. But in the future people will go there to shop for clothing.

I want an Urban Outfitters darnit. lol.

Order from their catalog or online then. I was told they and Anthropologie look at zip codes of people buying from them when considering new store locations. But, they no longer ask for the zip when you purchase something in a store, so the only way to get their attention is to shop online.

I recently had a visitor ask where her teenage daughter could shop, and I was glad to be able to tell her about Lit and Firefly, as well as places like Shoe Gypsy. All local or regional, so it was something besides just the same old mall chain stores.

I don't have the means to buy from online. I'm only 16. Trust me, if I could, I'd have a closet full. The only way I can buy UO is when I drive with friends to Dallas.

Ugh, I hear that. I'm tired of having to drive to Dallas or KC for good shopping. (I usually pick KC, even though it's further away. I love the city so much more than Dallas.) If DART went to the major shopping areas in Dallas, I might be convinced to take the train once in a while....

Does this store have a website?

They added an awning and outdoor landscaping yesterday. I took pics on my bike today while riding around. Will post soon.

Not yet.

Actually they DID have a website (check back on page 3). It looks like their website is currently down, but I remember checking out their website several months ago:

http://envycollections.com/