In this video I’m basically asking the question we’ve all asked at some point: is Urban Planet still ratchet… or did they glow up? I used to avoid it because the quality was giving “made of paper” and would die after one wash, but I went back and I was genuinely pleasantly surprised. Their stuff is way more on-trend now (they even do branded collabs like Nickelodeon/Rugrats), and everything was already cheap plus 40% off online. I spent around $120 Canadian with tax and ended up with about 10 pieces, so the value was kind of wild. I try on everything and keep it brutally honest about fit, fabric, and the “don’t bend over” factor. Some pieces were actually super cute and comfy—like the cropped hoodie, the long white cardigan that makes me feel like a pumpkin-spice-latte middle-aged white woman, and these insanely soft drawstring-sleeve tops that were literally $5. But I also call out the downsides: the white dressy drawstring pants were see-through (Urban Planet, please), the “waist shaper” leggings sizing was a whole betrayal, and I had a risky one-piece cutout swimsuit moment because I have no tits and one wrong move could end the whole trip. Overall: not everything is a win, but Urban Planet definitely hit puberty.