There are others - the dresses are a department unto themselves, although you will find some dresses in every department - and then there are two or three handbag departments, three main women’s shoe departments, accessories, makeup, lingerie, and activewear departments but the ones I listed above are the main clothing departments. I try to stay away from this department, haha! Studio 121 is a high end department geared to more mature women featuring luxe brands such as Lafayette, Canada Goose, Burberry, and BOSS. They sometimes go on sale at Nordstrom, but I also regularly search Off Fifth and Nordstrom Rack for my favorite designer brands. Nordstrom also has an exclusive line in this department called Nordstrom Signature that is comparable in quality and price point to the aforementioned designer brands. This is my favorite department to browse and window-shop and pet the luxe cashmere (ha!) but I usually only purchase those brands when I find them on sale. You’ll find more sophisticated styles and better fabrications by national brands such as Vince (not to be confused with Vince Camuto), Eileen Fisher, Joie, Theory, and Ted Baker. Individualist is a step up from Point of View and T.B.D. You’re going to get better quality and higher prices than the Point of View department, but the brands are still relatively accessible.

The denim draws me in, but I also like the tops and sweaters in this area. This is also where you’ll find brands such as Madewell, Rails, 1.STATE, and Free People, as well as Nordstrom-exclusives Hinge and Treasure & Bond. This is one of my favorite places so shop in-store, and usually where I go first. is an urban and denim-focused department, and here you’ll find all of the premium denim brands like AG, Paige, 7 for all Mankind, etc. This is where you’ll find the Nordstrom-exclusive brands Wit & Wisdom, Caslon, Gibson, and Halogen, as well as national brands such as Lauren by Ralph Lauren, NYDJ, Sanctuary, and Vince Camuto. This is definitely a popular department among JLS readers as the average price point is accessible and styles are designed for a variety of body types and sizes. Point of View stocks affordable casual and career wear in regular sizes. A familiar Nordstrom-exclusive brand in this department is Leith, and you’ll also find national brands such as Topshop, BlankNYC, and ASTR the Label. I don’t shop much in this department, although I do sometimes like Leith and BlankNYC products. Sizing generally runs small, and price points and quality are a mixed bag. Savvy is a trendy department that caters to young and small-framed women. I only shop here for trends I want to try, not for wardrobe staples. department are Thread & Supply, Street Level, Vigoss, and Steve Madden. You can definitely shop here if you’re not a teen, but choose wisely.

is a department and also a Nordstrom-exclusive brand. Prices are relatively affordable, and quality is variable. stands for “Brass Plum” and caters primarily to teens. I’ll start at what I consider the bottom, quality and price-wise, and work my way up.īP. This is a list of the main women’s departments at Nordstrom and who they’re for, along with the popular brands you’ll find within each. Like BP and Gibson seem lower, but you recently talked about a high end sweater you kept from Trunk Club.Ī // This question was actually for my Facebook Live, which aired on Tuesday and you can watch it HERE if you’d like, but I thought it would also be helpful to share this information in a blog post. Q // I’d love to know the scale of Nordstrom brands lowest to highest. Topics are pretty much all over the place - everything from blogging and personal questions to fashion and beauty, so hopefully you’ll find some of them helpful or interesting. I’ve been getting some repeat questions so I decided to write a Q&A post so I can answer them for everyone. Happy Thursday, friends! It is FINALLY the last day of January. I saw this meme on Instagram, and it made me giggle.

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