Hailey, Jean and Mindy go above and beyond for their customers…read more Service excellent. They offer a very wide variety of clothes. Prices are very good, especially with sales going on. Would highly recommend this location for an exceptional buying experience.

Besides my underwear, which I buy in 12 Packs at Costco - I am a briefs man, Thank You very much -…read moreI buy all of my clothes at Brooks Brothers. Well except for my European Spyder ski gear which I can only purchase at high performance custom boot fitters above 9,200 feet- Thank You very much. And my Orvis sportswear, because I like to play English bird hunting lord with other white male acquaintances; Selling the Porsche Cayenne for the mint Italian dove gun bought me many gentlemen friends- Thank You very much. But Bankers Honesty: there is nothing like the fit of Brooks Men's turtle neck; white, black, or Harvard crimson- Thank You very much. And the way said turtle neck looks with grey flannels, has all the recent divorcees crooning in their ladybits like Al Jolson at the Bowery- Thank You very much. Sometimes I throw on one of those old world Nordic sweaters, I am a creature of the winter. Three score winters ago I beat my stepson, Milford, in a Nastar slalom race on Falcon at Beaver Creek. I blackberry messaged the win to his trading desk at J.P. Morgan, 270 Park Ave. Milford returned to work that Monday to find he'd been replaced by a calculator and a Chinese - Thank You very much. This said Brooks Brothers looks like the lounge at Lehman in the good old days. The 1980s before women were allowed MBAs, Junk Bonds and Reagan ruled, and a good coq au vin cost only $23.00. Thank You very much. When you enter this Brooks Brothers you'll be approached by a well-dressed white female- Thank You very much.

Sometimes fitted shirts are hard to find. There were three rows and many colors to pick from…read more Good prices for Black Friday and coupons were being given away at some of the other stores for Van Heusen. The store was neat and the people were helpful and got different sizes for the fitting room. This always makes shopping easier when someone can do the running around rather than get dressed to grab one size up or down.

After shopping for many years at the Corning Market Street Van Heusen Outlet, and always having a…read moregreat customer experience, I looked forward to a similar experience at the Waterloo Outlet when I moved away from the Southern Tier. Sadly, I have been disappointed every time I have visited the Waterloo store. The staff does little more than shout an impersonal "hello" when you walk in, and after that it seems like an imposition to ask them to find anything. And you have to ask them to help you, because the store is an absolute disaster. None of the men's shirts or pants are sorted by size, and what's marked on the shelves is often not what's actually there. I've come to realize that going to this store is a waste of my time because I have yet to walk away with anything I was actually going there to find. If folks are curious as to the reason brick and mortar stores are closing, this store is Exhibit A.

My fiance loves it here, he can always get a good deal on nice, I mean nice quality work clothes…read more He teaches for a living. He ended up getting a few collard shirts that were only $15 each and a pair of jeans for $20, that he was pretty happy with. The store is organized and clean, everyone in there is just looking to assist you and make sure that you have what you are looking for. BTW there is always clearance in the back, that is were we always start! Otherwise 50% off there whole store only brings an item to about $40-$50, that's out of our range.

There's nothing premium about these outlets. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here. It's the…read moremost average set of typical outlet mall stores in a sort of below average set of buildings. The contents of the stores are the same as you'd find anywhere, but the atmosphere is unappealing and a little despondent. Out of all the Premium Outlets I've visited this one has probably been the most meh. The various store employees were mixed. There were some that were helpful, and other that sort of helped begrudgingly like they were doing you a favor. The upsides are that there is a lot of parking available, you're probably not going to have to deal with lines, and the stores all seemed well-stocked. The Shake Shack is not in the outlet mall, it's on the other side of the highway.

It's a bit older looking, but has a great CHAMPION and NIKE. It needs an adidas!…read moreThe food court was the worst food court I think I've ever seen..... lots of parking.

Overall my visit was very mid. The store workers didn't help me and my experience was very poor. I…read moredidn't end up getting anything and the pants I was going to purchase were not good.

I'm not sure why they actually have outlet stores when so much of the stuff in them seems to be the…read moresame as retail pricing. Could be my impression is wrong on that, I don't shop BR on a daily, weekly, or even monthly basis. But that's my impression, and this location did not change it.

Right next to Merrell you'll find Aeropostale. I went in because of that proximity. It's very…read morecute. Not for me, but fun to look. Huge store footprint with a huge clearance area. This store is busy.

I officially have a teen! We've moved away from the American Girl Doll store (slightly) to…read moreAeropostale, Hollister, American Eagle but I don't think I was planning on saving any money until I came to the outlet store. What a great deal for after Thanksgiving with 50% off. The staff was a bit over friendly. I didn't think that could be possible but within about 5 mins there must have been at least 6 or more different and the same people coming around to help us find a size. I didn't really have time to look or decide on at anything because someone was asking me if I needed help looking for a size. Once they all asked I was finally able to look around. They have the softest pj pants! Super super soft in many different colors. Cute jackets, t's, sweats oh I might have to borrow from her.

these people strongly dislike military. Went to purchase an art of clothing and inquired if they…read moregive a military discount . was told yes, but my purchase did not qualify because it was on sale. I explained that other retailers still offered a military discount on sale items. Gave example of Columbia, a few stores down. store manager told me they couldn't give a discount on top of a delivery account and to go say hi to Columbia! she didn't need my business m. last time I will ever shop at Eddie Bauer.

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Excellent selection. I enjoyed my time at the outlet and was helped by the store associates and…read morebought several pieces. Overall I found the store to be clean and my visit to be pleasant.

I absolutely LOVE this store. Those in the know stop by the concierge desk and pick up the coupon…read morebook. My favorite thing about J Crew is their men's dress shirt selection. They always have an abundance of sizes and these shirts wash well and last for a long time. The prices are normally $49.50 but I have never paid full price for these great dress shirts and often find them on the discount rack for $14.99. Don't tell anyone I told you about this find.