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Bloomingdale's Outlet

2.7 (82 reviews)
ModerateOutlet Stores
Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
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Michelle L.

I had high hopes for the Bloomingda Outlet. I really wanted to find a treasure today and I didn't. I'm sure the selection changes frequently but today I wasn't feeling it.

Wesley K.

I walked in here and was so shocked when I saw the prices. Why does shopping at the actual Bloomingdales, Nordstrom, Saks, Bergdorf Goodman and waiting for a sale feel more affordable than actually shopping here? When I came here, I felt that things were expensive. Either colorway was like an abstract/strange colors or the pieces were leftovers. Found some Isabel Marant Etoile, Zadig and Voltaire, Tory Burch, some designer belts and bags. Nothing felt of quality and not sure if its because they are carrying the leftovers or if its the way the store is. So I actually calculate prices and see what is affordable and dont like prejudices or marketing change my view. Prices are very similar to department stores. Only way to get a deal here if is the item is marked with another set of discounts otherwise it isnt worth. Coming in and seeing everything, my body already had qualms about the items here and it instantly confirmed my suspicions when I walked the entire store. Also, the store is really really hot. For some reason lower level does not have AC so all the hot air gathers.

Meme E.

Beautiful outlet store. Never been to a Bloomies Outlet before. Very neat & great items. Since I'm traveling and can't fit anything in my suitcase I only bought a chain for my masks. So beautiful!

The moped on display in mens department Lower Level.
Chevonne D.

We shopped in the mens department on the lower level for my guys birthday. It was an Instagram posters dream. We played pool at the billiards table. We got some shorts and shirts for the summer for the birthday man. We took photos on the moped and all these other great displays. We found our stylist and personal shopper there too.

5/26/16
Marianne W.

This is a new, neat, clean location OUTLET store on UWS. I found the merchandise less appealing that Bloomingdales. I found it hard to believe it is the same quality. They have a lot of the familiar names. We were not particularly welcomed when the doors opened. One of the customers said Good Morning. I felt like we barely got a grunt in return. Once inside I was greeted warmly by the floor sales representatives. One young lady was articulately helpful. They have 40 Carrots upstairs. The Brown Bags are for sale here. It's the Bloomie's look!! I stayed away from upstairs this time! I may pop in from time to time when I'm in the neighborhood. This visit I did not see anything that knocked my socks off!!

Women's shoes.
Emily K.

I came here on a Sunday at about 12:15pm. Not many people, so it's a decent time to shop. Sunglasses are by the entrance. More expensive sunglasses than Nordstrom Rack. They have brands like Ray-Bans, Prada, Chloe, Marc Jacobs. Shoes are on the upper level. If you're a women's size 5 or smaller, they don't have many small shoe sizes, so don't come here. Nordstrom Rack is better for small shoe sizes. 40 Carrots is also on the upper level. It's tiny, but they do have a few flavors of their famous frozen yogurt. Ground floor has women's clothing. They have typical discount brands like Theory, Eileen fisher, BCBG Maxazria, Alice + Olivia, Free People. For a discount outlet store, they have an impressive section of fur coats. Maybe it's the time of year as well. Mid September. Lots of regular winter coats as well. The lower level has menswear, men's shoes, kids wear, kids shoes, and restrooms.

Forty Carrots,  coffe froyo, best reason to go to Bloomingdale's!

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You can find gems here! It's definitely a hint, but I usually leave with a great piece at a great price!

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The prices are accordingly to value of purchase.you will nit be dissapointed.you get what you pay for.

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The lack of merchandising makes shopping similar to a thrift shop, be prepared to forage!

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Great shopping if you love to explore and find good deals. The staff was attentive. I stumbled into it and boy was I happy

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It was well stocked and organized. There was only 1 small fitting room open which created a longer wait. Decent selection.

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“They had a great selection of designer sunglasses, mostly for women, plus lots of Moose Knuckles jackets for men and plenty of Hugo Boss.”

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