This paper proposes a pooling strategy for local descriptors to produce a vector representation that is orientation-invariant yet implicitly incorporates the relative angles between features measured by their dominant orientation. This pooling is associated with a similarity metric that ensures that all the features have undergone a comparable rotation. This approach is especially effective when combined with dense oriented features, in contrast to existing methods that either rely on oriented features extracted on key points or on non-oriented dense features. The interest of our approach in a retrieval scenario is demonstrated on popular benchmarks comprising up to 1 million database images.