Tone
of the floor: So
like most retailers the Topshop floor at Columbia was separated by casual
pieces and dressier pieces. The casual portion of the floor “Scout’s Honor” was
one with lots solid ribbed tunics, patterned miniskirts and basic crop tops.
Personally I purchased more from this part of the floor just because of how
versatile the pieces were. The dressier portion of the floor was “Highline” and
was based on more structured pieces like faux pleated skirts, chic gaucho pants
and the most amazing neoprene skirt I’ve seen in a while. Now of course the floor
will change from month to month if not within the week but it’s a clear guide
to help you find what you’re looking for.
Merchandise: So if you’re a regular Nordstrom
shopper or just a shopaholic like myself you’ll have an appreciation for the variety
the pieces that Topshop offers. It’s like a breath of fresh air form the usually
H&M tops and Forever 21 trends. You can count on a cleaner silhouette from
Topshop to freshen up your wardrobe.
Sizing: Ladies I’m urging you to TRY ON EVERYTHING from Topshop. Topshop is a London based retailer so it is European sizing. On the tag it breaks down US sizing from UK sizing but I still urge to have a nice try in session in the fitting room. On average each customer I talked to had to go up a size in each piece they tried.
Quality: And my last tidbit is the quality.
My friends Topshop may have the best quality pieces you can find a in a local
retailer. Just the feel of each piece I got felt so legit LOL, like I was
getting a Charlotte Olympia piece with the price point of Madewell . Nothing is
to expensive but if your second guessing anything because of the price think again,
it’s worth the “investment”.
I hope this gave you the tips you
needed to make your next shopping trip to Nordstrom Columbia’s Topshop department
easier!
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