I don’t know about you, but I looooove me some Pull & Bear.
Ever since I discovered their cute, trendy clothes and affordable prices in college, I’ve been hooked.
But finding similar brands that give me that same fun, youthful style without breaking the bank isn’t always easy.
Well, after scouring the internet and testing out tons of brands over the years, I’ve rounded up awesome alternatives that I think you’ll love just as much as Pull & Bear. Let’s get to it!
Now, you may be wondering…why do I care so much about finding Pull & Bear dupes?
Great question! Well, one time I spilled coffee all over my favorite P&B jeans right before a big date.
I was mortified! But thankfully, I had a similar pair from one of the brands on this list to change into and save the night.
Moral of the story: always have backup options for your fave pieces:
Zara
Zara is probably the most similar brand to Pull & Bear out there. It has the same fast-fashion approach, trendy styles, and affordable pricing.
I’d say Zara skews slightly more sophisticated and elegant, while P&B has more of a casual, streetwear vibe.
But they definitely overlap in the cute, laidback looks department. If you’re a P&B fan, you can’t go wrong with Zara! One of my favorite pieces from Zara is this chic black jumpsuit that looks designer but only cost $50.
I also love their coated skinny jeans – the wine colored pair makes any outfit look instantly cooler. And their knit sweaters are always so soft and cozy for fall and winter.
I once found a sweater at Zara that looked exactly like one my friend had just gotten from Reformation for 4 times the price!
Their accessories are great too – I have Zara belts, sunglasses, and jewelry that get compliments every time I wear them. The quality can be hit or miss, but the stylish finds are worth digging for.
H&M
Another fast-fashion favorite, H&M is my go-to for basic tees, hoodies, and more. Their Divided line especially gives off serious P&B vibes with fun graphic tees and edgy details.
And with H&M’s rock-bottom prices, you can score new wardrobe staples without maxing out your credit card. Win! I can always rely on H&M for affordable closet essentials like their cotton t-shirts, cozy zip-up hoodies, and supersoft leggings.
The quality is so-so, but for $6 basic tops I can’t complain! I especially love their Divided sub-brand for trendy ripped jeans, cool graphic tees, and faux leather pieces that give me that urban streetstyle feel I love from P&B.
And you just can’t beat H&M’s pajamas and loungewear selection – I’m obsessed with their cute printed shorts and cami sets for summer and velour sweat suit moments in winter.
Their underwear and basic layers are also super affordable to stock up on. Overall, H&M nails the budget-friendly basics.
Mango
Mango isn’t technically fast fashion, but the Spanish brand still offers plenty of cute, contemporary style at reasonable prices.
I’d say their aesthetic aligns closely with P&B – flick through their casual tops and dresses for that same cool, effortless look. Mango’s quality can be hit or miss, but when you find a winner, their pieces last. Mango is one of my go-tos for stylish workwear that still feels young and fun.
Their blouses, trousers, and blazers are so chic for the office but transition seamlessly to cocktails or a date night. I also love their trendy, flattering denim – their high-waisted skinny jeans have the perfect amount of stretch.
And their dress selection is amazing for events and parties – I constantly get compliments when I wear my green Mango wrap dress! The details really elevate their clothes, like the lace, tie waists, and off-the-shoulder necklines that give their pieces that extra oomph.
My strategy is to look for Mango clothes made with natural fabrics like cotton and silk – those tend to wear better over time. But for the trendy pieces, I don’t mind if they only last a season or two!
ASOS
ASOS is hands-down my number one spot for trendy fashion online. With its massive selection of brands and styles, I can always count on finding P&B dupes here – like this button-down top that’s spot on.
I probably spend more time than I should browsing ASOS…but how can I resist when they make looking stylish so easy?! ASOS is my happy place for discovering new brands and scoping out what’s hot each season.
Their mix of higher-end and budget-friendly brands means I can often find similar styles at different price points to suit my budget.
I love scrolling through their new arrivals and sale section – dangerous for impulse purchases but so worth it when I score an amazing deal! ASOS’s own brands, like Collusion, also have super cute staples like faux leather jackets, mini skirts, and printed dresses that give me major P&B energy.
Their accessories totally complete any outfit too. I’m especially obsessed with their huge jewelry selection – you can find just the right layered necklaces, hoops, rings, etc. to finish off a look. And don’t get me started on their shoes – hello, perfect chunky sneakers and booties galore!
Forever 21
Alright, time for a little confession: I still shop at Forever 21 more than any 20-something wants to admit. But hear me out – when you’re on a budget, F21 is king for fast fashion. Do things fall apart after a few wears?
Yes. But if you just want cute pieces for a night out without spending much, it gets the job done. For that P&B party look, check out their dresses, jumpsuits, and shoes. Forever 21 is my guilty pleasure for going-out looks on the cheap.
If I just need a trendy outfit for a party or event that I likely won’t wear again, F21 is my jam. Can you tell I was that girl in college who constantly raided their nearest Forever 21? Their going-out dresses and jumpsuits can be so cute, even if they fall apart after a wash or two.
And you just can’t beat their shoe selection – they have all the latest trends from clear heels to platform boots. I also love their jewelry for fun statement pieces.
Now, their jeans and basics are usually a no-go quality-wise. But if you want to try out a trend or need a disposable festival or costume look, Forever 21 can’t be beaten for the price!
American Eagle
American Eagle has really stepped up their style game in recent years. AE’s jeans now rival P&B’s, with loads of cute washes, ripped details, and flattering fits.
And their tank tops, graphic tees, and flannels definitely have that young, edgy vibe I love from Pull & Bear. An AE order is always money well spent in my book! American Eagle has become one of my top go-tos for casual staples with a cool, laidback vibe.
Their jeans check every box – I love the Curvy Hi-Rise Jegging for a perfect fit, and the distressed and colorful washes give them that IT girl feel. And don’t sleep on their denim shorts – the Mom Short especially is so flattering and on-trend.
I’m also obsessed with AE’s comfy basics like their soft shirt dresses, cozy sherpa pullovers, and cropped Crew Sweatshirts perfect for leggings. And their lingerie is super cute and comfortable for affordable prices. Overall, AE does that young, effortless style justice for reasonable prices – exactly what I like about P&B!
Uniqlo
Uniqlo flies under the radar, but I’m obsessed with their basics.
Their cotton tees are *chef’s kiss* – the softest ever and they hold up so well. With simple wardrobe essentials that rival P&B quality at lower prices, Uniqlo is a gem.
Plus they have fun, colorful styles that pair perfectly with the rest of your closet. Uniqlo deserves more hype for their amazing basics that are affordable AND good quality – that combination can be unicorn-rare in fashion.
Their Supima cotton and EZY jeans tee shirts come in every color and are so soft, I want to live in them. I also appreciate that their sizing accommodates curves – their jeans actually fit my hips and booty.
For staple layers, you can’t beat Uniqlo’s Heattech line – I wear their long sleeve tees and leggings all winter. And they do fun, unique collabs with brands like Marni that add patterns and prints you won’t find anywhere else. Uniqlo keeps it simple, but their clothes just work.
Topshop
Topshop has been a go-to since my teen years, and for good reason.
Their mix of classics like denim jackets and cute dresses with trendy prints and details is spot on.
While not as cheap as fast fashion, Topshop still won’t break the bank. And they definitely capture the young, playful vibe of P&B that us millennials love! Topshop is my first stop when I want to experiment with something bold and trendy.
Their unique dresses and jumpsuits with cool details and silhouettes let me try daring looks without looking over the top. And their denim is always right on point – I basically collect their ’90s straight leg jeans.
Topshop also has the best basics that are affordable but better quality than fast fashion, like their Boutique line t-shirts and ribbed crop tops that I can wear for years.
Their sales section is also amazing for deals – I once snagged a real leather moto jacket for 70% off! For stylish pieces with a twist, Topshop does it best.
Urban Outfitters
No list of fun, trendy fashion is complete without Urban Outfitters! Similar to P&B, UO perfectly blends vintage influences with modern styles for pieces you won’t find anywhere else.
Their dresses and rompers especially give me that same flirty, festival-ready look. Now if only I could afford to buy all of UO’s cute home decor too… Urban Outfitters is my splurge for unique fashion finds that make an outfit.
Their dresses kill it with the boho prairie vibes I love pairing with edgy accessories – mine always get so many compliments! Their Out From Under basics line is also amazing quality – I live in their ribbed tops and bike shorts as loungewear.
UO nails details like puff sleeves, cut-outs, and cool prints on their in-house pieces. And their size-inclusive BDG jeans are super flattering. Now, I try not to go overboard since their prices aren’t the lowest. But when I want an investment piece with original style, Urban Outfitters always delivers.
PrettyLittleThing
PrettyLittleThing is one of my latest fast fashion obsessions because their clothes are just too cute. Crop tops, bodycon dresses, going-out outfits – PLT nails that sexy yet casual vibe Pull & Bear is great for.
And their prices get even better with all the sales and discount codes they offer. Dangerous for my wallet! PrettyLittleThing feeds my appetite for hot going-out looks on a budget.
We’re talking barely-there mini dresses, bandage bodycons, plunging tops…you get the idea. Are all their pieces clubwear-appropriate? No – but PLT makes rocking that sexy, edgy style at low prices so easy.
I especially love their dresses – the silky cowl neck midi and corset bodycons are seriously so flattering and sexy.
My trick is to balance their racier pieces with casual layers like jean jackets and sneakers. While not made to last, PrettyLittleThing outfits always get me compliments – and that’s what fashion should do, right?
Cider
Cider is a lesser-known online retailer, but their clothes seriously compete with bigger brands. I especially love their denim – the Carrot Fit Jeans are a dead ringer for P&B’s popular jeans. And Cider adds unique touches like buttons down the front seams that make their pieces stand out.
But the best part is most items are under $40! Cider deserves more hype for their super flattering, affordable denim options. Their Carrot, House, and Tulip fits are all high-waisted, stretchy, and come in regular, short, and long lengths for the perfect jeans.
I also appreciate that Cider uses sustainable materials like recycled polyester and cotton.
Their basics like muscle tanks and tennis skirts are right on trend. And their dresses kill it with adorable prints and an affordable price tag. Cider’s pieces aren’t the absolute highest quality, but for cute, contemporary style under $50, you really can’t beat them.
Mudd
Mudd jeans were my go-to in middle school, so I still have a soft spot for this brand. They’ve kept up with the times by adding trendy ripped, baggy, and mom jean fits along with cute graphic tees. Mudd’s casual, comfy clothes remind me so much of my fave P&B looks.
And you can typically find their stuff marked down at stores like Kohl’s – score! Ah, Mudd. Their jeans take me straight back to middle school in the early 2000s. While definitely not the coolest brand anymore, Mudd is still churning out cute, comfy basics. I love their vintage high-rise styles – perfect to pair with crop tops or oversized tees.
Their graphic tees and sweats with sayings like “Chill Mode” capture that carefree, youthful vibe. And Mudd’s prices are super affordable, especially on sale at places like Kohl’s and TJ Maxx. So while I likely won’t wear Mudd head-to-toe anymore, their casual retro pieces add a playful edge to outfits.
Guess
Guess is known for their iconic denim, but they have so many stylish clothes beyond jeans. Their crop tops, bodysuits, and going-out dresses are always super flattering. While pricier than fast fashion, Guess quality holds up well, so I don’t mind investing in a few versatile pieces.
Their vibe is right in line with P&B’s casual femininity. Guess will always be one of my faves for sexy, figure-flaunting pieces. Their jeans hug your curves just right, especially styles like the Power Curve Slit Hem.
And Guess bodysuits are perfect for showing off your shape – I love their plunging necklines and open backs.
Their dresses and tops also transition so easily from day to night – just throw on heels and you’re ready for girls’ night! While they’re pricier, splurging on timeless Guess items like their faux leather leggings is worth the cost per wear. If I want to look hot and stylish, Guess always delivers.
Abercrombie & Fitch
I’ll admit, I wrote A&F off years ago as being too preppy. But the brand has revamped into a trendy, laidback style that now reminds me a lot of P&B.
Their denim, knits, and tops fit the cool, casual aesthetic I love. And with frequent sales and promos, you can snag new pieces for less.
Abercrombie is back in my good graces! Abercrombie’s comeback is so real – their clothes now have that effortlessly cool vibe I love.
The revamped denim is amazing – I’m obsessed with the Curve Love jeans for the perfect high-waisted fit. Their ribbed bodysuits and cropped cami tops are so soft and versatile, yet still sexy. And A&F’s corduroy pants are so on-trend for fall.
I still appreciate their signature collegiate prep pieces, but the addition of laidback, Y2K-inspired styles gives them new life. The rebrand definitely won me over – Abercrombie feeds my casual, comfy style now more than ever.
Hollister
Hollister is Abercrombie’s sister brand, so they share that chic, SoCal vibe. I hit up Hollister for their jeans, shorts, and hoodies – all the casual comforts that Pull & Bear nails.
And Hollister’s Gilly Hicks line brings that effortless sexiness with easy breezy dresses and rompers.
The prices here are super affordable, especially with sales. Hollister captures that sun-kissed, beachy style that’s so covetable. Their jeans are comfy with just the right amount of stretch – I love the Classic Straight for an easy, flattering fit.
And you can’t beat their soft AF joggers and hoodies for lounging and layering.
Hollister’s dresses and tops work that barely-there look I love for summer: think smocked off-the-shoulder tops and strappy sundresses.
Gilly Hicks also has the cutest lingerie and swimwear. The quality could be better, but for trendy SoCal style on a budget, Hollister is my go-to.
Boohoo
For the trendy fashionista on a budget, Boohoo is clutch. Their clothes capture current styles and cool details I love from P&B.
And with most pieces under $50, you can refresh your wardrobe for cheap. Some items definitely look and feel cheaper than the originals they’re emulating. But for fast, affordable fashion, Boohoo delivers. Boohoo lets me try all the latest trends without spending a ton.
Their corset tops and dresses were everywhere this year, and I could actually afford the look! They also do knockoffs of designer pieces – like their dupe of the Mach & Mach heels I died for but couldn’t justify $1K on.
Now, Boohoo quality is mediocre at best – you get what you pay for. Some pieces look and feel plastic-y or like a costume. But if you just want to try a trend or need a quick outfit for a party, their fast fashion fills the void. For cute, temporary pieces on a small budget, you really can’t beat Boohoo.
Stradivarius
Stradivarius may have a fancy name, but their clothes are fun, flirty, and most importantly – affordable! This lesser known Spanish brand hits all the marks of Pull & Bear’s aesthetic – think crochet dresses, off-the-shoulder tops, distressed jeans.
Definitely add Stradivarius to your radar for P&B dupes that won’t drain your bank account. Stradivarius deserves more hype – their clothes are so stylish and fun but actually affordable. They nail trends like puff sleeves, cut-outs, and colorful denim without the usual high price tag.
I love their jeans – the push-up and flare styles are super flattering for curvy girls like me. And their tops work perfectly for Zoom – cute but still comfy for WFH.
Stradivarius quality isn’t luxury, but their pieces hold up decently over time. Especially if you mainly buy their solid wardrobe basics, you’ll wear them for seasons to come. For of-the-moment fashion that’s budget-friendly, Stradivarius always impresses.
SHEIN
You can’t talk fast fashion these days without mentioning SHEIN.
Now listen, I know SHEIN has its issues.
But when you need a cute, trendy outfit ASAP without going broke, it delivers. Their crop tops, dresses, and accessories can definitely capture that P&B vibe. Just be mindful of SHEIN’s environmental impact and quality. Like it or not, SHEIN is defining fast fashion right now.
Need a sexy club dress for Saturday night but it’s Wednesday? SHEIN’s got you covered at a wild price. Their clothes allow anyone to try the latest trends – corset tops, cutout dresses, low low-rise jeans – for literal dollars.
That convenience and affordability is hard to resist, even as their sustainability impact gives me pause.
The quality is questionable, but their prices almost justify tossing pieces after wearing once or twice. For instant outfit gratification on a shoestring budget, SHEIN is unrivaled. But conscious consumption here is key.
Age of Youth
Age of Youth is one of my latest fast fashion obsessions because their vintage-inspired clothes are so freaking cute. Their aesthetic blends modern and retro vibes that remind me a lot of Pull & Bear’s laidback yet trendy style.
And their prices are amazing – most items are under $50. I will say the quality is hit or miss, but if you want unique pieces with throwback flair, Age of Youth delivers.
What drew me to Age of Youth initially were their adorable Y2K-style tops, dresses, and sets with details like lattice trim, lettuce hems, and butterfly appliques that sparked my 00s-kid nostalgia.
The pieces aren’t exact vintage replicas, but rather mix vintage silhouettes and details with contemporary colors, fabrics, and bold prints that feel fresh and fun.
Like their lattice-trim camis that give me Clueless vibes paired with high-waisted, wide-leg jeans or mini skirts. Or their retro butterfly peasant tops with baggy cargo pants for an edgy ’90s mashup. Even their loungewear, like their lettuce-hem hooded sweat set, has a cool throwback appeal that pulls any look together.
Beyond the retro styling, the quality is hit or miss – some pieces feel cheaply made while others hold up well. But for the price point, I’m willing to take the risk on their funky, nostalgic finds.
If you want to experiment with decades past while still looking current, Age of Youth is a hidden gem.
Reformation
Alright, I know Reformation’s price point is higher than fast fashion brands.
But hear me out – their sustainable, vintage-inspired pieces give me the same feminine-yet-cool vibe I love from Pull & Bear. Ref makes responsible style sexy – once you try their flattering silhouettes and luxe fabrics, you’ll be hooked.
While certainly an investment, Reformation’s clothes prove you truly get what you pay for when it comes to quality and fit.
Their dresses and jeans are made of luxe sustainable fabrics like Tencel and fit like they were tailored just for your body. I’ve never felt sexier than in their smoking-hot prairie minis, slit midi dresses, and curve-hugging jeans.
Beyond the perfect fit, Ref’s versatile silhouettes and feminine details – puff sleeves, buttons, floral prints, ruching – transition effortlessly from the office to a night out. And they use deadstock and sustainably sourced fabrics so I don’t feel guilty indulging in the latest trends.
While the prices sting upfront, my Ref pieces have lasted years with proper care, making the cost per wear lower over time.
If you want effortless, sustainable style with an edge, investing in key Reformation pieces is well worth it. Their vintage-chic aesthetic and cool-girl vibe give me exactly what I love from Pull & Bear – just elevated.
Agolde
Denim is my wardrobe’s foundation, so finding that perfect jean is serious business. And Agolde has become my new go-to for quality, vintage-inspired denim I can’t get enough of. Their fits are so flattering, especially for curves, and the retro washes give me that distressed James Dean rebel edge.
What initially drew me to Agolde was the effortless, cool-girl vibe of their campaigns combined with their focus on quality craftsmanship and sustainability. Their jeans feature premium fabrics with just the right amount of stretch that mold perfectly to your body.
And they nail that authentic worn-in look with artful destroyed details, whiskering, and retro medium to light washes. I’m obsessed with the Riley High Rise Crop for a cheeky, leg-lengthening silhouette as well as the sculpting Criss Cross Upside jeans.
Beyond denim, their tailored blazers, leather jackets, and luxe ribbed basics complete the laidback-chic look. The price point is steep, I won’t lie.
But with proper care, my Agolde jeans have held up to frequent wear and still look and feel amazing. So if you’re looking to invest in next-level denim with a vintage rebel vibe à la P&B, Agolde 100% delivers.
Princess Polly
Princess Polly captures that effortless Aussie-girl coolness that reminds me so much of Pull & Bear’s aesthetic. Their clothes have just the right mix of flirty and edgy so you can transition your look from day to night. And they always have sales that make their trendy pieces more wallet-friendly.
Princess Polly nails casual femininity with their floaty midi dresses, floral cropped blouses, and ditsy florals that can be dressed up or down.
But they counter those frilly accents with cool cut-outs, slits, and pops of leather so their pieces never skew too precious. I also appreciate that they offer petite and curve sizing for a more inclusive fit.
My favorite items are their versatile tops – the puff sleeves, bustier, and cropped silhouettes pair perfectly with high-waisted jeans for date night or mom jeans for Sunday brunch. The quality is better than fast fashion but not luxury level.
But by sticking to delicate care and frequent sales, you can build an amazing PP wardrobe that captures that effortless laidback vibe. If you want to look casually cool and sexy like an off-duty Aussie model à la P&B, Princess Polly is a gem.
Rag & Bone
While definitely a splurge, Rag & Bone’s luxe interpretation of urban cool gives me the same downtown rebel edge I love from P&B.
Their clothes effortlessly blend sleek and edgy so you look casually cool without trying too hard. And the quality of their fabrics and fit is stellar.
What initially drew me to Rag & Bone was their flawless leather jackets – the fit and details are perfection.
Their jeans are also next-level, with an amazing array of vintage-inspired washes and slouchy, sculpting cuts made for curves.
Beyond their signature denim and leather, Rag & Bone nails wardrobe essentials like boxy tees, silk camis, and strappy dresses elevated by luxe, tactile fabrics and subtle edgy accents like raw hems or contrast stitching.
While their prices are up there, the exquisite fabrics, meticulous construction, and timeless silhouettes make their investment pieces worth the splurge in my book.
If you want casual Americana staples taken to the next level, Rag & Bone brings that laidback NYC cool that fits perfectly with the Pull & Bear aesthetic, just elevated.
