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    Nike Factory Store - Jackson

    3.8 (20 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Karthikeyan R.

    This is one of the best Nike showrooms in town and after having a not so great experience at the Tinton Falls location with respect to the selections and the huge crowd out there. This place has a nice selection of sportswear's from t-shirts to shoes. The customer service was also topnotch as there are executives who are on the floor reaching out to customers if they need help. The prices were competitive and the checkout was also smooth.

    Jamila C.

    The special medical professional discount is only good for two weeks after the verification process and can only be used on Nike.com and the Nike app. The promo code given cannot be combined with any other offer or promotion.

    The Only Sneakers I liked & they are overpriced!
    Cheryl W.

    It's been a while since I've ventured out to the Nike Outlet in Jackson (and I use the word "outlet loosely"). What is supposed to be a outlet has turned out to be s huge disappointment. I use to come here all of the time to get 3 - 4 pairs of sneakers at a time, however today I am walking out emptied handed. There was only 1 pair of sneakers in the entire store that I liked (see pic) & they were $169.99, are you kidding me? I refuse to pay that much for some sneakers, they claim the retail rate is $190.00, well I know who won't be buying them, this is not how I choose to spend my hard earned pennies. There were some decent sales on tee shirts & hoodies, however that's not what I came here for. The biggest surprise to me was the clearance wall. Can you believe they now sell refurbished footwear? Yeah you read it right, I'll say it again, "They sell refurbished footwear (see pic of wall). What is this, the Goodwill Store? Look I like a bargain and choose to spend my money wisely, you can do what you want, but I don't want anyones gently worn, refurbished or whatever they chose to call them sneakers. I'm so disappointed that the only sneakers in my price range is someone's hand- me downs and that so many businesses are taking this post- COVID thing too far with inflating prices, but this is not the platform for that so I digress. Anyway now I can leave this store with disappointment in my heart.

    Diego P.

    Nice outlet store very big lots of items very well organized the prices are decent and the extra savings for the holiday weekend are good

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