Dress to relax with Free People. Back in the 1970s Dick Hayne opened a store and called it Free People. When the second store opened the name changed from Free People to Urban Outfitters -- the demand was so high that they created a wholesale line that is now known as Free People, the original name of the business. Free people inspires images of femininity, spirituality and courage.
The line evolved from a junior line to a more mature brand that caters to twenty women who want great quality and affordability. The line offers many options for the young woman who has a busy life and wants to looks good. The line can be found at Bloomingdales and Nordstrom stores. If you don't have time to go to the stores, Free People also has an online store that make it easy for the young, busy woman of today to get the fashions she wants.
Free People clothes are for the folks who want to be free! If you aren't afraid of color, eccentric designs and just looking cool, then you too can be a part of Free People. Shirts, dressed, accessories, jeans, and everything in between. No excuses, shop Free People.
