If it's nice weather, and you are in need of some new threads, put on your walking shoes, fanny…read morepack, murse, braWallet and get your butt to the Outlets! For this trip, I needed some dressy clothes, suits and fancy but comfortable shoes. Here's where I went: 1. Palacio Outlet is like a Nordstrom Outlet. Ladies clothing is downstairs of the 2 level complex 2. Mabel is like a Lane Bryant, a women's clothing store. But with both regular and plus sizes. 3. Marsel is like a New York and Company, a women's clothing store with many suit combo options at amazing prices. Both regular and plus sizes. 4. Bathroom: located near the food court. Clean with plenty of toilet paper lol (you know what I mean) 5. Nine West: Shoes are grouped by size. Just ask for a footie, since the boxes aren't out for the taking. I like matching shoes with a clutch. But that's just me. I enjoy fanciness. 6. Tommy Hilfiger: nice selection of Women's causal dresses. 7. Juguetron: Games store, but without any adult board games. There was literally 1 "would you rather" game, but it was in Spanish and unless my friends learn Spanish quick, I'd rather play beer pong with you. 8. Delsey: luggage store with different brands like Perry Ellis. Overall, I had a blast shopping here, I will return and bring my own luggage to wheel my purchases around in this outdoor Simon mall.

Great selection and super friendly staff! We went to check out World Cup merch! Also very close to…read moregood food places & coffee shops. FYI... no restrooms

What you'd expect, expensive, cool, if not terribly fresh style…read more Bought a jacket for a concert as it was colder than expected. Decided we didn't want to keep it as it was rather expensive. Went to take it back, but they would not take it back, despite the fact I had the original receipt as well as the card it was purchased on. They said it smelled like smoke (it didn't) and would not budge. Very odd, poor business practice, I'd say.

This mall is very convenient and pretty big. The food court is on the third floor and the movies…read moreare up on the fourth floor. We ate at the food court twice since it was close to our hotel. The food court has many options form Chinese food, to ramen, KFC, Subway, McDonalds, and Dominoes to name a few. There were workers going around cleaning and tidying up the area. The mall was clean and beautifully decorated for Christmas. We stopped at Pull and Bear and bought some accessories and clothes.

Compared to malls in Polanco, this mall on the border of Roma and Juarez in Mexico City had some…read moregood options for clothes. Unlike Polanco, could even find a few sale racks. At the New Era store here, was able to score some CDMX exclusives. Food options here were pretty weak, but I was able to shop exactly for what I was looking for.

Ah Louis Vuitton. One of my favorite stores to get my leather goods from. Either it be my wallet or…read morea Keepall carry on luggage. I came here to see if they had a couple of items. I was looking for. When I travel out of country, I always try to get a souvenir from a Louis Vuitton store. Louis Vuitton at Palacio de Hierro Polanco in Mexico City was here I went to look. The store wasn't busy at all the multiple times I went in but the service was impeccable for a Louis Vuitton. The client advisor who helped me was Sebastian and his English was perfect! The service I got from him was the best I have ever received from a LV. I bought a pocket organizer one day and was torn about getting a second item, but I went back the next day to get the second item I was thinking about. Sebastians help and how nice and friendly he was did play a big part of me going back and getting my second item. When I'm back in CDMX (hopefully soon), I will return and get another souvenir and make sure to see Sebastian.

Unlike a lot of LatAm countries, the LV here is comparable to what I can find in my local store in…read moreLA. Fabulous service and highly recommended.

Came across this young brand in Tulum. As I was told, it originated in Mexico City. So while I was…read morein MX city, I went to their modest flagship store. If your looking for something extremely hip and unique as a guy or girl, then this may be a gold mine of clothing for you. From cool joggers, to casual/dressy "kimonos", this independent label just may have what your looking for in a district full of big name brands (which I find many times to be tacky and over-the-top).