About Urban Attitude
Urban Attitude is a Melbourne-based specialty gift and collectibles retailer best known for its quirky novelty items, designer toys, pop-culture merchandise, books, and homewares. Founded in St Kilda, its original and flagship store is located on Acland Street and the brand now also sells Australia-wide through its online store at urbanattitude.com.au. They stock a wide mix of local and international brands, from gag gifts and party accessories to art toys, home décor, stationery, and lifestyle products, with prices typically ranging from small impulse buys to larger collectible items.
A charge from Urban Attitude may appear on your bank or card statement after you’ve made a purchase in one of their physical stores, ordered from their website, or bought a gift card. Online orders are usually processed as a single one-time payment, but you may also see multiple smaller charges if you used a buy-now-pay-later service (like Afterpay, Zip, or similar) at checkout, as those providers break the total into installments. Card statements may show the merchant descriptor as something like “URBAN ATTITUDE ST KILDA VIC”, “URBAN ATTITUDE MELB”, or “URBANATTITUDE.COM.AU” depending on where and how you paid. You might also briefly see a pending or authorization charge when you place an online order; this typically settles to the final amount once your payment is captured.
If you don’t immediately recognize a charge from Urban Attitude, start by checking your recent online orders and email inbox for order confirmations or shipping notifications from urbanattitude.com.au. If you still have questions, you can contact their customer service through the Contact or Help section on their website, or by reaching out to the store you visited (look for contact details on your receipt or on the site). Common billing issues—such as duplicate charges, incorrect amounts, or problems with buy-now-pay-later installments—are usually resolved by providing your full name, purchase date, store location or order number, and the last four digits of the card charged. If you suspect fraud or genuinely didn’t authorize the transaction, contact your bank or card issuer promptly to dispute the charge and secure your account.