4 pairs for $175. Need I say more?…read more Ok, fine: Huge store, walls of shoes, lots of clearance options and plenty of styles to choose from. Everyone finds something they're looking for. I've been trying to up my game just a little beyond black sneakers and boots, so I'd say my light haul is a start !

omg so basically i went in trynna find a cute pair of nikes i saw online i couldn't find my size…read morewhich is pretty normal (size 11) & i was on my way out the door but INRIQUE stopped me and says hey were you looking at these? HOLDS UP MY SHOE! and says he found an 11 all the way at the top.. it seems simple but he really made my day he was kind the whole through & very personable & i just had to share so yeaaa, shop famous footwear but ask for Inrique!

I love Aerosoles - the shoes are very comfy and recently the styles are more trendy. I'm glad…read morethey're located in this outlet because the prices are very affordable. The staff here is also great and helpful when you need a second opinion on which shoe looks cuter, haha.

I found myself up at the Outlet Malls with a bit of time to kill, so I wandered over to the…read moredirectory to see if there were any cheese stores around (answer: no). However, when my gaze fell upon Aerosoles, located practically right next to Rocky Mountain Candy Factory, all thoughts of cheese flew out of my head. I have sensitive, malfunctioning feet and so it's very difficult for me to find shoes that are comfortable day in and day out. Anything with heels is almost automatically excluded from consideration. So, of course I have a weakness for boots - particularly knee-high ones. I've had good luck wearing Aerosole shoes before (ordered online) but never found any boots that fit properly. I failed to find any knee-high boots this time as well, but I did score a pair of super-comfy, gorgeous ankle boots with a sensible heel and which make my feet look like a petite fairy's feet. I could wish that the outlet prices were a little more discounted - my 'originally $90' boots were still $80, and they don't list prices on the boxes or shelves, so I had to ask the sales girl. However, the entire staff was extremely friendly and happy to help. I wore the boots for a full day of work and survived with only mildly sore feet and no falls, trips, or other awkward spills. Now I just need to find some pants that are long enough to wear with them!

This store used to have nothing worthwhile to shop for even just 3 years ago. This doesn't seem to…read morebe the case anymore! I came here for Black Friday (11/28/2025) and they had 10+ different made in USA models (990V6s, V4s, 993, 996, and 998) and some other cheaper but popular models that I didn't care about. I only shop NB for shoe made in the UK and US and this outlet store had several for me to pick from for less than $100. I ended up picking up a pair of V6 - see photo attached - for 50 bucks (the original retail price is $199). Staff were very friendly. There were so many people shopping here. I already own over 30 pairs of New Balance, so I had to really resist myself from buying multiple pairs. I am not sure when this Black Friday deal ends but if you're looking for comfortable high-quality sneakers made in USA for under $100, head on over to NB factory store now!

While staff were initially friendly to let me know what was on sale, they quickly followed me…read moreeverywhere asking things. Ultimately they asked for my shoe size and told me they don't carry a size 14. I'll shop other brands and stores.

I absolutely love this store and the employees!!! I was super sad to hear it's closing!!! Anddd the…read moreonly one in Washington?! Why??? I will miss it and the employees who always made shopping there a fun experience! RIP Doc Martens Outlet

This is one of my favorite stores in this mall. The staff is always friendly and helpful. They are…read morehappy to make recommendations as well as help you find the right size. The selection here is great. I think they have more versions of Doc's than the Seattle store. Plus they have the value wall in the back. Many of the boots and shoes are very discounted for some extra savings.

Love the shoes...easy to self serve styles and sizes ... have never been disappointed ... even the…read moregolf shoes were great

I should probably be giving this place a 1 or a 2, but there was employee that cared so here we…read moreare. This place is a mess walking in. 0 organization skills. The shoes that are on display are about 15 feet away from the boxes of the same shoe to try on. Almost all staff working are of no use for help. They are there for a paycheck and not to do anything else. The save a grace of this place is the one lady that was able to locate what I was looking for. Again 15 feet away from where it should have been.

I normally don't buy shoes from Journeys but I saw they carried Birkenstock so I decided to go and…read moretry for size fitting. They had the style I had been looking for and it was the right fit so I decided to purchase them on the spot. Get to the cashier and the shoe rang up twice as much as the sticker price on the floor sample shoe. I inquired why the total was twice as much as the sticker price and the cashier grabbed the floor sample shoe and began to rip up the price sticker and simply said it had the wrong price.... REALLY that's how we are conducting business these days?? What happened to honoring the published sticker price?? I don't think I could ever shop here knowing the price could be different when I get to the cashier.

Great Service! All of the employees were super helpful. There was fantastic deals as well!read more

Plenty of shoes, but less incentives than at other Nike Factory Stores. I went to a location in…read moreUtah the month before and all of their shoes along the wall were 20% off, but that wasn't the case at this location. I came in to buy some Nike Free TR 8's and the experience was quick and easy. They also had plenty of color options in the AirMax Pegasus 35's, which is my current favorite shoe. The only downside is that I went online and found new Pegasus 35's from a big box store for cheaper than they cost at the Nike Outlet, which seems odd to me. I ended up exchanging the Free TR 8's for some Pegasus 35's because the Free's were not comfortable to stand in. Considering that this store is so far away from Seattle, and there are better deals online with free shipping, I don't think I will be back to buy shoes. Might stop in to try on shoes if I'm in the area. Not worth its own trip.

Everything Nike. Usually get busy here during the weekends and holidays. Plenty of sale items for…read moreeveryone. Quality products with many staff to help you make your purchase. Security is on site and usually guards the doors whem the store is at capacity. Usually a line outside the building during peak times so dress accordingly. Pricing is reasonable for most items.

You want Chucks? They've got Chucks!! This company has been in business long enough that you…read morealready know what they sell, it's really all about the colours. I'm a high top kind of gal, but they've added a good amount of variety of styles over the years. Simple shopping trip on my end. Store was clean, I knew exactly what I wanted, and the cashier sent me on my way quickly with a smile. No complaints!

I've been to this Converse store only once, and that was today. After nearly two years into a…read morepandemic I thought it was worth calling out a business that greeted me kindly upon coming in, assisting with a smile, and helping me find just the shoes. It was almost unusual because many places I go to lately have employees that are visibly exhausted. In hindsight, I should have gotten the names of the two ladies working at the store today because I'd like to give them a shoutout. Sorry I didn't do that, but please know that I appreciated the friendly service. Beyond the good customer service, I appreciated the cleanliness and overall organization of the store. It was pretty easy to find what I was looking for. Also, I like my new shoes.

Shopping in the Seattle area in Washington State…read more.. Seattle Premium Outlets is not really on the main road. I couldn't see a sign from the highway. I just trusted my GPS. I knew that Pop Mart was at this outlet. This was my main goal... to visit a Pop Mart, because it's not in Hawaii. Since we were there, we saw a Miniso and Claire's. We also went inside "anime World", another cute shop. Another reason why we wanted to visit Seattle Premium Outlets was to stretch our legs - because of the long drive from Vancouver to Seattle. We also needed a restroom. Gosh... it was far away from Pop Mart, Claire's, and Miniso... and walking in the rain made it more challenging! At least we accomplished all of our goals... and then some!

We decided to go (yes unfortunately) black Friday, we had family that wanted to go. We go at least…read more2-3 times a year, but haven't done black Friday in a couple of years. I don't remember it that bananas, it was a madhouse. What concerned me the most, there are not a lot of access options, so when you have that kind of traffic coming in or out... it was total gridlock. There was no one assisting with traffic, it took us an hour from the highway to get parked and while we found parking on the upper deck in the back, getting out was impossible. We sat there for 45min without moving, so we decided to go back in and get coffee. I doubt this is up to any safety code or whatever, if there would have been an accident, fire, any emergency... this could have been a very bad outcome. They need to get traffic people in to move cars, add additional access points in the front and back to get more cars out if needed and the upper deck needs direct access to get out on the main road. The shops itself had good deals, which is rarely the case nowadays. I feel they had much better deals in the past, but good enough on black friday. Would I go again on BF, hell no. Never ever again! I'm doing spring and fall again and call it a day. Food court overrun, dirty and so were the bathrooms. We did this to ourselves, but the safety concern was the most pressing issue for us.