Located Münchener Freiheit this is a shoe and clothing store with a street, skateboarding and…read moresports touch. They have a lot of trainers here for men and women and a selection of clothes and Bomber jackets. Staff are very helpful and friendly and the selection is also quite ok. Prices are fairly reasonable and the choice is not huge but enough that you can find something here if this is your thing. We ended up buying some trainers here and they also gave us a discount for buying more than one pair of shoes. It's a decent shop and good service. Not a bad place to find some interesting fashion and shoes.

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The two star rating is based on the fact that I simple don't like this type of out let shopping at…read moreall. But there are positive thing to say too. Firstly the outlets are divided into separate buildings, each with their own 'speciality'. This review concerns only one of them. We started on the second floor. This is and area divided into subsections for women, children and men. Everything is put on racks and laid out on tables. I can't see they don't have any nice thing, because they do! It's just that you really need to enjoy this type of shopping or enjoy saving (quite a lot of) money. To find something you like you need to go through all the items in the racks, though somehow the staff manages to keep everything sorted by size and type of clothing (sport, business, casual, etc.). The staff is very friendly and mostly keen to help you out finding something or pointing you in the right direction. There are no single occupancy fitting rooms, but rather cordoned off areas for communal fittings. When you found everything you need it's all put into a big clear plastic bag and sealed at the cash register. So if you plan on shopping big and are by public transport, my advise would be to bring a bag you feel comfortable with walking down the streets and one that's easy to carry. Downstairs the shopping experience changes drastically and it starts to look like you're in a normal store. Even with shop-in-shop concepts. Much more to my personal liking. Downstairs there is also a coffee bar that serves light meals and snacks too. The place is easily reached by S-Bahn (Riem) and a short walk or a very short bus ride. If you don't mind wading through racks and racks and racks to see if there's anything to your liking, this could be something for you! If you like (or need) be watch your spending or simply like to get the most out of your Euro, this could also be the place for you! But if you expect a more "outlet shopping village" USA style, you may be disappointed. I hope you noticed the positive things in this review. It's just not my thing.