I stopped into the Brooks Brothers Outlet at Jackson Premium Outlets looking to upgrade some pieces…read moreof my wardrobe for work. The store is well laid out and easy to navigate. They have a good selection of suits, sport coats, dress shirts, and other essentials you'd expect from Brooks Brothers, especially if you're looking to pick things up at outlet pricing. I was specifically looking for sport coats and wound up purchasing four. They had a decent range of sizes and styles available, which made it fairly easy to find options that worked. Layssa assisted me during my visit and was very helpful throughout the process. She helped track down sizes, checked inventory, and arranged to have three of the sport coats shipped directly to me, which were out of stock in my size in the store. Pricing was in line with what you'd expect from an outlet location. Not cheap, but reasonable for the quality. Overall, a smooth shopping experience. If you're in the area and looking to update your wardrobe, it's worth a stop.

Delightful experience - I'll be back for more!…read more As we all started to return to work after the worst of the COVID pandemic was over, I had to be ready for those onsite visits and meetings when dressing for business was again relevant and expected. Living near Princeton, NJ, I looked initially in the area, and found the selection was primarily down to Jos. A. Bank, Men's Wearhouse and Macy's. A few years back Macy's mens' department was well staffed, and one or twice a year they'd have a wonderful sale on Ralph Lauren suits and suit separates, and I treated myself to these every couple of years. No more - the men's suit / slacks / jacket department is a poor facsimile of what it used to be. Very limited selection, incomplete assortment of sizes available across the few lines they carry now. Also such sparse staffing that it seems like there's one guy primarily there to run the register, but nobody knowledgeable to measure you or advise on style and fit. Jos. A. Bank is definitely a step up in experience, but the selection is pretty limited. Men's Wearhouse seems to be a variant of the same model: ok, but limited. Searching for alternatives I tripped across Brooks Brothers at the Jackson, NJ outlets. I knew about this years ago and it's only a half hour drive for me. I had just stopped even thinking about the outlets there several years ago. So -- still needing a suit or two, I drove to Brooks Brothers in Jackson, and had a fantastic experience. Unlike the post-apocalyptic feel of virtually any store in a mall (especially Macy's and Penney's it seems), Brooks Brothers is well laid out with numerous items on display. The store is clean, well lit and well maintained. I didn't have to wait for a person at the register to free up and talk to me (as you must in Macy's and Penney's): as soon as I got to about the middle of the store a salesperson (Niobe) came over and asked if I would like help with anything. I told her I was there for a suit, and we got right into it. We homed in on my size and general description of what I was considering, and she led me to the racks with suits that fit my specs. Instead of interminable searching to find anything that would fit me, she located several options for me to consider over the next 10 or 15 minutes. Unlike Penney's and Macy's, where the dressing rooms look more like a men's room at NYC Amtrak Penn Station where a homeless person might be living, the dressing rooms at Brooks Brothers must be unlocked by a sales person - so they're empty, clean, well lit. Delightful! This is what it used to be like to shop for men's clothing - I had almost forgotten. Instead of struggling to find anything I might like, as I had in every other store I had visited before this, I had really only come out today for one suit, and wound up having to decide between several - all of which looked great, were well made and well priced. The sales person who helped me, Niobe, was great. Pleasant, knowledgeable, professional, and attentive -- I didn't have to chase her around the store as I did with sales folk at every other store I had visited. All in all -- an excellent experience all the way through. The store and selection is fine. The product is very nice (Italian wool, half canvassed construction, nicely stitched seams), hangs very naturally and moves nicely. After all the frustration at other stores, this was a breath of fresh air. Great experience, came home with an excellent suit (will only need very minor tailoring) at a great price. This will be high on my list for men's clothing going forward.

This Casual Male Outlet Store is awful! There is nothing discount or outlet about it. It's just…read morea regular Casual Male store with regular Casual Male (high) prices. Most items still have the suggested retail prices the manufacturers have sewn on - is that outlet mall prices? I questioned the Store Manager about this situation and he gave me some quick talk runaround - he admitted most things were not discounted, but they had a rack of discounted clothes in the middle of the store. I pointed out that every Casual Male store that I've ever been in has had that same rack of 25%/50%/75% discounted older merchandise. He seemed stunned at this revelation. I will say, so this is an honest review, that this discount rack is probably a little bigger than of a typical store. But only a little bigger. If you want to shop at a Casual Male and pay their regular prices, then just go to your local store and skip this falsetto outlet location.

salespeople always very helpful, honor all online discounts,good…read moresavings on shipping and returns when done at store

My daughter's wedding was In May of this year , and I had been struggling trying to find a dress …read more You name it, I tried it- fancy boutiques with private appointments, high end dept. stores, Amazon, what was I even thinking? I stopped into David's once with my daughter and didn't find anything I liked. I waited a few more months and went back again, and I'm soooo glad I did! I didn't even have an appointment, but the kindest and helpful associate named Rochelle , must be a sign because that's my mother's name greeted me and said she would help me . Rochelle was finishing up with another customer. This customer said to me that Rochelle was so helpful! Practically in tears I told Rochelle all about my negative experiences with gown shopping. She assured me we would find something and that the shop had new gowns in stock from when I was there the first time! Grabbed a few to try one, found the most stunning gown and once she grabbed the proper shoes and under garments it was instant joy! You must come here, the entire staff was fabulous and the styles and reasonable prices make it a no brainer!

We went to pick out my sisters wedding dress on a Saturday morning. Kat was our consultant and she…read morewas the best. Beyond patient, allowed us to take our time, had a great report with our crazy family. Our experience wouldn't have been what it was without her. Thank you Kat for making my sisters day special!

Jill ,the owner is very thoughtful ,and is not pushy...most of all she has great taste and clothes…read moreare high quality and there is something for everyone. A definite plus in Princeton for great fashion!

I don't write reviews often, but I have never been treated worse and discriminated against than…read morewhen shopping here. While my mother was shopping outside, I thought I would enter the store and try to buy her something. When I entered, owner proceeded to follow me in and harass me while shopping. She tried intimidating me and stared me down and constantly questioned my intent for being in the store. After telling her I was shopping for my mom, she told me that I didn't look like I was a serious shopper and ordered me to leave the store. I never thought I would be discriminated against and harassed the way I was especially in a town like Princeton. Pretentious, morally questionable, and mean owner who bullies their customers (maybe she just discriminates against college students/Asian Americans).

I work part-time at Panera Bread in Wall, New Jersey. On Sunday, May 1, 2021, we received a Panera…read moreCatering order from Kate Spade Outlet. A Catering order consists of a substantial volume of food and beverages that is typically ordered for a large group of people. Kate Spade Outlet is located at the Jersey Shore Premium Outlets, at 1 Premium Outlet Boulevard, Suite 760, Tinton Falls, New Jersey 07753. We are located at 2007 NJ-35, Wall Township, New Jersey 07719. The distance between both businesses is more than 8 miles and contains a toll road. This distance data is important because no food delivery driver from any delivery platform, such as Uber Eats, Grubhub, Seamless or Postmates wanted to bring this large order to Kate Spade since the Kate Spade employee placing this order did not provide any up-front tip. This order was accordingly prepared by several Panera Bread employees and merely sat here in the store for a lengthy period of time since no delivery driver would touch this order, obviously because no tip was attached. I watched multiple delivery drivers come and go with other orders and yet no one had come for this order. When my shift ended, I volunteered to bring Kate Spade this Catering order so that the food would not have to be discarded. When a delivery order sits in the store for a prolonged or predetermined period of time without refrigeration, for health reasons, we are instructed to ultimately dispose of it. I was doing this on my own time, using my very own vehicle, paying for my own gas and paying the road toll out of my very own pocket. Besides doing this out of the virtue of my heart, I was anticipating that the employee who placed this order would, at the very least, cover my gasoline and toll costs. This order fit into two very large bags and was so heavy that only one bag could be carried at a time. I struggled to carry the first bag to my car and then returned to Panera to pick up the second bag. Because this was a Sunday, the Jersey Shore Premium Outlets was totally packed with weekend shoppers. I drove around aimlessly looking for a parking space in the jam-packed parking lot. For more ten minutes I was unable to locate an empty parking spot. For those who do not know, this Outlet consists of 120 stores and there are typically more vehicles than packing spaces. After 15 minutes I was finally able to obtain a spot. Even though the spot was quite a distance away from Kate Spade, I was desperate and had no choice but to carry one bag at a time, from my car all the way to Kate Spade. I had to slowly navigate my way between throngs of shoppers who were seemingly unmoved that I was struggling to weave my way around them. I was panting when I eventually made my way inside Kate Spade. That store was absolutely jammed with shoppers. I located the store manager and attempted to give her the first bag in the hopes of going back to my car for the second bag. She was unable to carry the bag because of its weight and directed me into the back room where a table was set up. I placed the bag onto the table and told her I'd be back with the second bag. I repeated the same arduous task once more. After I brought the second bag into the back room, I patiently waited for her. When she walked into the back room, I was anticipating more than just a "thank you." Astonishingly, those two words were all that she gave me. Unfortunately, "thank you" doesn't put gas into my car or pay for my toll, which was essentially 'her'toll. So I politely relayed to her how no food delivery platform driver wanted to bring her this large order and how I had to pay a road toll to get here. She was wholly unaffected and repudiated any attempt to reimburse me for these out-of-pocket expenses, 'her' expenses. Prior to this startling, negative experience, my mother, my sister, my cousins and most of my friends regularly shopped at this Kate Spade Outlet since they all reside near the Jersey Shore. Upon hearing from me about these callous and insensitive employees, they have all decided to take their money elsewhere. Oh sure, they will all continue to shop at the Jersey Shore Premium Outlets. Only now, they will gladly devote their shopping to the nearby Michael Kors Outlet instead.

A ton of merchandise to pick from at this Kate Spade outlet, with reasonable prices. Staff was…read morehelpful. A plus is that this mall has ample parking so it was easy to shop there.

Had the best experience here Saturday just before closing. The gal working there seemed to be there…read moreby herself but provided very helpful and friendly service to all of us in the store. She was very patient and made sure everyone was attended to and had their needs met and questions answered. She was bilingual as well. More importantly, she was able to locate the sneaker I had been looking for for a few weeks (went to 3 deferent stores and had been checking online) and in my size. She made it such a pleasant shopping experience for us all. This employee needs a raise! And what a difference vs the East Windsor Outlet where many of the staff have real attitudes and could care less about helping customers despite their being very few people in the store.

I really like this store. The store sells a great variety of clothing to buy. They have a great…read morevariety of things to buy for both men and women, which makes it a great treat. It isn't hugely staffed, but it is decent enough for a store in the mall. Most of their clothes actually fit me as well. I come out of most clothing stores disappointed, because they barely have any clothes that fit me, or that are too expensive. Here, it's neither of these. This is why it makes it my new favorite store.

I wore a lot of American Eagle clothing in high school, and was always able to find great deals at…read morethis store. Right now, they have an additional 60% off clearance sale! Now, I still enjoy frequenting this store to buy accessories. Their hairbands are super cute, and are rather comfortable as well. Their jewelry is also unique and pretty. I always get compliments on the statement necklaces I have purchased there, and the bracelets fit petite wrists. The staff is very nice and helpful, and you'll never feel like you're bothering them when you ask them for help or ask for a dressing room. Sign up for their American Eagle loyalty card, and they'll send you great coupons in the mail once you've spent a certain amount of money!