The outlet mall in Oshkosh is a decent stop for a store or two. However I have never scored the…read moresame caliber of deals that I have from WI Dells or Pleasant Prairie. The layout isn't great for a Wi mall though. By the time you walk a few stores you're cold. If you wanted to stay a while beware that there is no food court. There is a Johnny Rockets though. The restroom situation is slim also. Definitely use the restroom near Columbia as the Vanity Fair one is a simply gross.

We visited the Outlet Shoppes on the last day of No Sales Tax shopping and found some great deals…read more We found parking quite easily and enjoyed walking around the stores. It was a nice day so if it was raining, I don't think I would have walked quite as much. I would have went to one or two stores and left. Each store was well stocked and I like the variety of the stores represented. Each also seemed to have great deals in addition to the normally lower outlet prices. One thing I did find nice was that the stores were also overall neat and organized. Several outlet malls we have went to before have stores that look like windstorms went through them! The staff in these stores kept things pretty picked up. Personally, I found the layout nice. We did walk around the circle and ended up back at our car which is where we wanted to be! The savings on the clothing I bought was well worth the drive.

Josh is excellent, the other 5 employees working at 7:45 on Wednesday Sept. 29, 2021 do not…read morerepresent the brand well at all. When we walked in at approximately 7:30 there were no other customers in the store and the 6 employees were all chatting at the cash registers, none of them greeted us or offered to help when we walked in. My son was looking for a specific pair of sweat pants but couldn't find a medium in that style so I walked to the cash registers and asked if there was a medium hiding somewhere else in the store. Josh politely chimed right up and said he would go look in the back. One of the other two guys rudely said that there are none in the back. Josh said he wanted to look anyway and the other guy mumbled something inaudible but clearly rude. The three ladies didn't say anything, in fact they didn't say or do much of anything the entire time. My son and I followed Josh towards the back of the store and while he was looking in the back I looked and saw that the mannequin was wearing a medium. Josh emerged from the back and said he couldn't find a medium, then I told him the mannequin had a medium. He happily took the medium off the mannequin. As I went towards the cash registers, he stayed behind to dress the mannequin again. But the 5 other employees were goofing off, the two guys were actually chest bumping in the northeast corner of the store. Josh had to stop what he was doing and come to the cash registers to complete the purchase. I thanked Josh for being a great employee and walked out. It should be noted that Josh never talked down about his coworkers and maintained a positive attitude throughout. The three ladies didn't do anything, literally nothing. The two other two guys are lazy, disrespectful and extremely unprofessional. I can buy sweatpants anywhere, if I'm gonna keep buying $45 sweatpants from Under Armour, I'd like to at least do it without the disrespect and attitude.

First and foremost, the most significant aspect of shopping at an outlet store is supposed to be…read morelower prices right? Well, apparently nobody has clued in UA who operates this particular one here in Oshkosh, as the prices are not much less (if at all) than can be found online or elsewhere. Now granted they have several markdown racks of gear where the price is a good buy, but these racks are no more widespread than can be found at retail establishments like Dick's Sporting Goods who also carries the UA brand. The one bright spot would be if you are looking for footwear. Here you really can save some bucks. I got a nice pair of trainers for 40 bucks, and they do have a very good selection of shoes. Don't get me wrong, I love the UA brand, it is well made and is able to endure the abuse dished out during exercising and training, but if you are looking to save significant amounts of money on your purchases, this outlet store is a big disappointment.

This place is okay. The service was really friendly, but considering I was the only one in the…read morestore, I'm sure that played a part. Regardless, friendly. Place is clean and organized, however the selection was lacking. This store is smaller than some of the other coach outlets that I've been to. I ended up finding something that I liked, a purse and a wallet, but not exactly what I was looking for. All of the outlets are so far away from me, I decided to go to this one because I was in the area, but I won't be back.

Drove from Madison on 12/30/2020 arrived at the Coach store at 7:05. Plenty of time to shop seeing…read morethe store does not close until 8:00 per hours posted on Website. When we got to the door they were locked and the clerks continued to vacuum and ignored us. No hours posted on the door stating why the hours have changed or are different than what is on the website. Tried calling seeing we just drove over an hour to get here and the young girl in the store quickly shut the lights off and ran to the back of the store to hide. Completely ridiculous!! I spent over $1000 in Christmas presents from this store. If your hours change then the website should state the new hours. Currently it is 7:41 and it shows the store is open! Terrible business practice!!

For where I work and Manager a store this is technically my "competition" in the same mall. With…read morethat being said, I still shop here and enjoy it for the most part. Corningware is like many other stores, you will find some great product and some great prices. But like many in other senses, there will always be a few over-priced items etc. Corningware is well known for the Corelle dinnerware. I have 2 sets myself and have purchased other things here. Plastic and glass snapware storage containers are my favorite and this is my go to place for that, I don't care about the price as they have the quality and selection. Like the fact they also carry a healthy selection and stock of replacement lids to Pyrex and many other things. They have plenty of sales that go on, Corelle dishes are sometimes buy 3 get 1 free or so on. Service is always on top of things here, but like my company the corporate expects a bit too much at times and service can and does sometimes borderline pushy or excessive. I'm usually a self-sufficient shopper and if I need help I ask. Even after explaining this to an employee once or twice on visits they still I guess had to do their job and explain all the different sales, check up on me every 2 minutes. It can be frustrating but has only occurred on a couple of previous visits. Never has occurred with the Store Manager though but we have talked and shared info, conversations about our stores and companies. Other than that minor service annoyance I don't mind coming in here. The store is always full, but very open at the same time, easy to navigate and a decent selection. They don't carry electric items last I saw and a small to medium selection of kitchen gadgets. Popular name brands that come to mind, OXO, T-Fal, Chicago Cutlery. I recommend stopping in here and I'm sure you'll enjoy the store and what they offer.

A staff member named Sarah was super helpful and very kind she made my visit. Great! Give her a…read moreraise for sure. Have some good prices on a lot of stuff in the store.

Your average Nike outlet - nothing special. Great prices of course…read more Biggest downfall is that the space itself is small so everything is extremely cramped. The aisles were so narrow! It was pretty busy in there this afternoon. The line to checkout was very long. You couldn't really browse easily without bumping into people or being asked to move so someone could get past you. Just too much stuff crammed into a tight space. But... good deals! And that's what you go for I suppose!

Had a fantastic visit today. Walked in after driving by and noticing the outlets and upon coming…read morein the doors we find out pretty much the whole store is doing 60% off. It's hard to find North Face where we are in NC, so we spoiled ourselves today. The young staff was patient with us and took good care.

They have a great selection, but don't go there between 3:00 - 5:00 on a sunny day. The sun beams…read morethrough the 2 story windows right into your eyes and there are no shades. It's unbearable and makes it very difficult to even see the merchandise facing that direction because you are literally blinded by the sun. I left with a migraine.

I had never stopped into this particular outlet store before, but I was amazed at the prices!…read more There were some ladies sweaters really reasonably priced, and just about everything in the store was on sale. I also stopped over in the kids area, and there were great sales there, too. Winter jackets for $40!! Really nice thick ones. As far as the service, everyone waiting in line was taken care of quickly and efficiently, which is always good at a busy outlet store. I'm definitely going to be stopping by again.

The store clerk was friendly and helpful. There were plenty of selections and types of scrubs…read moreavailable. They carry sizes XXS-5x in some lines and the pricing is about the same as you'd find elsewhere. However, they have a big sign at the front that imposes their fat tax. If you're fat enough to be 2-3x, you pay an additional markup of $2 per item. If you have the audacity to need 4x-5x clothing, you pay an additional $4 per item. With the average woman in the US being a size 16, this would mean the L-XL is the most common size. "But the larger sizes take more fabric!!" By that logic, the XXS and XS should cost less than M-XL. But they don't. And, with 16 being the average, with many people being higher, and their stock showing far more XXS and XS on the shelves, with 2XL sold out in many lines, one cannot argue that it's a supply thing. They should be buying more of the larger sizes which would drive their wholesale cost down, and less of the XS, driving the cost up. By this logic, the smallest XXS and the 5x should be the most expensive. Instead, this is simply a tax for being in a larger body. There's no fat tax on Amazon for these, and the cost is the same. I hoped to be able to shop there, but as a 2X person, I think I'll pass. Posted signs with fat shaming while still offering larger sizes is uncomfortable and I felt unwelcome.

Shit service no help not epic will order on Amazon next time thanks for the help but not really.read more

Cory and Evan are awesome,great place to get clubs,fittings you name it this is the best by far…read moregolf place in the area.

A great place to find a wide variety of winter jackets and winter clothes overall…read more They have sections of clothes on sale so you may be surprised. Shopping off-season clothes is the best way to do it, though. This store reminded me of REI, but packed with winter jackets. Yay! Highly recommend!