PROS: Wonderful store up here. it's spacious, loads of inventory, friendly staff that help you out,…read moreand prices are good. Ami and Julie were very helpful when we arrived CONS: Despite the prices being lower than a normal Brooks Brothers store beware of the quality of clothing. Different material, different sewing, and not made in Italy-- instead, made in Egypt. This is an outlet store don't forget OVERALL: For an outlet store of Brooks Brothers I'm giving this a 5 star review. If you do go here, ask for one of the two associates I mentioned. Do not expect normal brooks brothers clothing though

My partners love shopping for her work shirts here. The Madison with the red tags are much more…read morefitted in the neck and sleeves. You can definitely rack up on great shirts at low prices during their shirt sale. They also have suits and other products..

Woodbury Common Premium Outlets is your one-stop shop for all things designer! And I can't forget…read moreto mention at a discount! You can always expect busy and long crowds and lines, however, service is great in all the stores. Fendi always the best value and sales! Stores like Prada, Gucci, and YSL typically always have a line, however, it always moves fairly quickly. Stores like Skims, Aritzia, and Reformation are always packed with inventory and great finds! While not all stores are discounted, you can always expect great finds, trends, and good deals! With over 100+ stores, there's truly something for everyone. Bathrooms are conveniently located throughout and there are great dining options. Parm is my top recommendation, but you can't go wrong with Shake Shack or one of the many food court options. There is tons of parking surrounding the little shopping town. Get there early to ensure a full day of shopping that allows you to take full advantage of all the stores! Pick up a sweet treat from Auntie Anne's or Laudree throughout the day or enjoy a cup of coffee from Starbucks or Ralph's to keep you energized while shopping. You'll have the best day shopping, you'll find great deals, and you'll be able to enjoy your purchases for many years to come!

My Jimmy Choo Nightmare -- A Cautionary Tale I splurged over…read more$700 on a pair of Jimmy Choo sandals. Seven hundred dollars. For that kind of money, you'd expect exceptional quality, right? Wrong. I wore them exactly ONE time, and the sole was already worn down. One wear. Let that sink in. So I called their customer service, and that's where the real nightmare began. For two months -- TWO MONTHS -- they gave me the runaround. They refused to replace the shoes. They refused a refund. Eventually, after endless calls and emails, they graciously agreed to repair them for free -- even though at first they wanted to charge me for the repair of their own defective product. Then they handed the shoes off to UPS... and UPS lost them. For a month. After yet another month of back and forth, the shoes were finally repaired and returned. And the cherry on top? Their idea of compensation for this entire ordeal was -- wait for it -- a whopping 10% discount on my next purchase. My next purchase?! There will be no next purchase. Ever. Let me be clear: I paid luxury prices and received dollar-store customer service. Months of my time wasted, zero accountability, and an insultingly small discount as a "sorry." Shame on you, Jimmy Choo. Your customer service is an absolute disgrace. If this is how you treat the people who spend hundreds of dollars on your brand, you don't deserve a single one of them. Save your money, friends. #JimmyChoo #NeverAgain #WorthCustomerService #LuxuryFail #ShameOnYou #CustomerServiceNightmare

Joe was amazing. He found a suit of our liking within our price range. His customer service was the…read morebest I experienced during my visit to 5+ stores at Woodbury Commons last night.

I have to say, the women's clothing doesn't really compare much to the men's clothing in the store…read more And the line for checkout is pretty horrendous, but saving upwards of 70% isn't a bad thing. And then 30% off, or 35% if you're a member of their rewards club. Then the 10% off if you spend $50 from the coupon book. Still enjoy getting a polo for $8 and the fabric is comfortable, too - one key of whatever I wear is that I have to like the fabric. Suit jackets and more aren't really strong here, but then again, I'm usually here for a cheap dress shirt, tie, pants, sweater, or polo.

This is a big Burberry outlet store in Woodbury commons. At the entrance they have the accessories…read moresection that has scarfs, bags, purses and wallets. On the left, it's the men's apparel and shoes sections. On the right, it's women's. In the back, they have very tiny kid's section as well. The apparel has the most stock in the store, followed by shoes. Prices are decent, especially because items are have discounts between 30%-70%. The store is clean and tiny. Several associates walk around the store to keep things in order and help customers with different questions. The checkout area is super nice with all red wall in the back. Multiple registers were open when we were at the store, so there was not much wait time.

I got scammed. I'm a repeat-customer, and I am unsure what just transpired during our evening visit…read moreon 11/17/24. We saw a XXXL shirt on their 50% markdown rack. It made sense that it was on the rack because it was the only collared shirt if it's kind left, and also a XXXL size, usually larger than average consumer. One associate told us it was on the incorrect rack, and that it belonged to the collard shirts 20% off, but it wasn't similar at all to any of the shirts on that rack. When we asked for price, they wouldn't just scan the shirt to tell me the price. 2 associates kept telling us off the top of their head as 20%, while associate was adamant that it was in the correct section of 50%. When we checked out, the younger caucasian man, who told us the shirt was in the wrong section, rang us up. It was all so shady, and in retrospect, I should've just placed the shirt down and came back another time to confirm with a supervisor. I will be escalating this issue.

This shop keeps expanding, with a larger men's shop than women's side, they have a lot of the…read morestandard polos and summer wear right now, and while not all of the equipment is fitting for me (I'm smaller), a lot of clothes were good fits for the folks around me. Polos were $119, though at some discount depending on the pattern. Definitely not too far from the regular retail, though, so I'm not sure coming during regular times is much of a deal. Bargain hunting here is a must. Will have to pop by during a holiday sale to see if it's better.

This is probably the best store in Woodbury Commons. They have a great selection and sometimes you…read moreget good deals too. They also have a coffee shop inside the store.

Some givens/understandings:…read more * It's Barney's, and so will be carrying top fashion brands that are typically very expensive. * selection will be much more limited than say, SaksOffFifth given that it's all so high-end But I was disappointed visiting this Barney's--the discounts were middling, to be sure. What really threw me off was the way items are labeled. On the price tags will be a number written in a thin marker. In literally every store I've ever been in when this happens that means this is the new price. Right? You've seen this everywhere: original price is the printed price on the sticker, the new discounted/sale price is the one written by hand on it. Not at this Barney's, so you can imagine my feeling of ignorance when I went to buy some very expensive shoes for $400+ dollars only to find out that this hand-written number is the **location** of the item in their storage and not at all the price (which was twice as much, and how could I not know that, and have I ever even *bought* couture before??") Needless to say I was embarrassed, which is never the way you want customers to feel, in the GAP and certainly not in Barney's. It's an easy fix: either add another sticker or recode your storage system to include letters so that we never confuse the written location with the written price. The number on these shoes written in bright green pen and the actual price (which was discounted, to be fair) in a faded print probably from its original display. The salesperson wasn't rude, but clearly I needed to learn about Barney's practices, and Barney's did not need to learn about mine!

i will fully admit that i am not a Barneys shopper, in general. However, i have come in this…read moreoutlet stores for as long as it has been in Woodbury. There was a time when you could come in here and pickup some serious steals. It may have been a season or two late but it was gift wrapped in a price tag that saved you 605- 75% and that made it worth the wait. The store seems to have lost its luster. Not a bargain to be found the merch seems to be more made for an outlet that a lover of fashion looking for a steal.

PROS: They have all categories of clothing and accessories there and the associates were nice…read more Prices were good and the layout was organized CONS: This is by far the smallest Bloomingdales I've ever been to. This was only slightly larger than a Gucci store. I understand this is an outlet mall, but other outlet malls have full size anchor stores OVERALL: I do recommend coming into the store if you're looking for specific items that you know are in here, but I would not anticipate getting the full Bloomies experience from this store

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what i ordered online, and what I received were 2 completely different things. Saks is obviously…read morescammin.

This is the most sorry excuse of a store I have ever stepped foot into. First and foremost when you…read moregoogle this shithole it says they close at 9pm. You call the number and the automated system says 9pm. I came here at 7:50 2/19 thinking they close at 9pm. They let me walk in and never said "we are closing" "you only have 10 mins" it's like they just avoided me. I only went to exchange sunglasses so that's all I looked at. I finally approach someone to unlock the sunglasses and she said they are closed and the registers are off. Today is 2/24 and I arrive here again promptly at 7pm. It took me 5 mins to get out my car bc my toddler was sleeping. When I approached the door it was LOCKED. I called the store and they told me they were closing at 7pm today despite the website and automated system saying otherwise. I am extremely disgusted with this location and after I return this item I'm washing my hands with SAKS altogether. Let's not forget my commute was just 2 hours. & I would rate this place 0 stars.