Let's see... so the store was clean/merchandise was easy to locate/signage posting easy to find and…read moreread. Now, upon entering we weren't acknowledged/or greeted. We were shopping for about 5-10 minutes until an associate asked, "If we needed any help?" Immediately, I am drawn to clearance racks/sections for any money saving deals. Children's Place is a complete and utter ripoff; I also think the way they markdown prices on items with intentions on bamboozling their guest is deplorable in every aspect. I am a "VERY SAVVY CONSUMER!" This area has a sign that read "take an additional 60% off already reduced merchandise." Now those already reduced items has a lowered price on it by $0.01 only. Correct me if I am wrong, but that isn't a sale! Needless to say, that I will no longer shop at Children's Place EVER AGAIN! There are stay-at-mothers/single parents with one household income and several children whom look forward to that additional 60% off but not the original prices. Especially, when you're trying to salvage your money by any means necessary; just too be totally ripped off by stores like Children's Place.

Some different products available here versus a regular gap store. Same logo/brand heavy style…read moreclothing and fit. The prices here are pretty much at the mark at which I would pay for Gap prices when items are on sale at the regular store. Stopped into the Jeffersonville outlet specifically to go to Nike and decided to do a quick walk through at Gap as well. Went in looking for a new pullover hoodie and found and entire wall/display of sweaters on-sale for $19.99. Tried on a couple styles/color and make a purchase. During this visit I noticed how well organized and stocked this store was, and it was about 6pm in the last Saturday before Christmas. I will stop in again as this store has it right! Oh, and check your receipt for an invitation to take an online survey and take 15% a future purchase.

The prices didn't seem that much better than a typical Gap store, but there was a cost of a large…read moretrade off in organization. The level of help in the fitting rooms seemed at the same level or higher than what I am typically used to.

Oshkosh and Carter's. One side is baby stuff, loads of it, but we are past that. Kid K liked…read moreshopping for bargains on the other side, and got some good ones. A wide variety of items here, though not a lot of depth in each category. Service was great. The place is bright and clean. Easy to find stuff.

This location is at the Tanger Outlets and is connected to a Carter's store. I've been to several…read moreCarter's/Oshkosh B'gosh stores and this location seems to have the most amount of clearance. If you're a AAA member you can get a free coupon book from the customer service desk, which usually always has a coupon towards this store.

I'm not much of a shopper, particularly an outlet shopper, but I've been here a few times over the…read moreyears. Huge, handy off the highway. This time it was a pitstop on the way back from Ren Fest. A place to eat and get off the road. And for Kid K to shop. I told her it would probably be busy since it was an outlet mall on a Saturday. It was not. Hardly anyone there. Half the stores were gone, empty, and a fair number of those still there were not open. We went to Carter's, TJ Maxx, BBW, and Pottery Barn. All huge, all with lots of interesting items. Most not at great prices, but a few real deals. Service at each was friendly. Not super easy to find each store, though there are signs at the end of each row. Easiest way to get around was to look at Yelp and see where each store was. No food to speak of in the mall. Fast food and a few other places out at the road. Restrooms were clean. And amusing (see pic.) The outlet down 71 slowly withered and died. This doesn't look that bad. Yet. It'll probably be years before I'm back, and I am not betting on it being open then...

The outlet has its name changed, so we decided to check it out to see whether there is anything…read morenew. To our disappointment, nothing new. But quite few stores are closed. Even the Nike store! Sunglasses store is open, has quite extensive selection of sun glasses, i love one of the Gucci glasses, but the price is not less than on line, i don't see an outlet price

Dated Clothing + Annoying Saleslady = No Sale…read more I wasn't in this store for more than 10-12 minutes before I left. The lady working there was very friendly but way too "helpful". In fact she was so helpful, she asked me 3 different times if she could help me find anything in particular and did I have anything in particular I was looking for. Ugh. How many times do I need to say "I'm just looking"? Anyways, annoying sales people aside, While I love the 80's, I don't want to buy clothes that make me look like I just stepped out of 1987. So I'll give you U2's hit song from 1987 to describe my feelings about this store: "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For".

One of the few remaining Nautica stores.... It is an outlet store, but its lacking in outlet…read moreprices. If you are lucky, you may come across a good clearance deal. The store has both men's and women's clothes, but the women's section is sparce with little sale items. If you are looking for Nautica, this is the place to go.... but if you are looking for a sale, you are better off at Macy's.

Lots of great deals on furniture! The staff were necessarily helpful, since no one talked to us the…read moreover an hour we spent in there. It takes a good bit of time to sort through everything and find stuff worth buying, but there are deals worth getting in there!

This use to be a great place to pick up a deal on something, but not anymore. The materials and…read moreconstruction on most items are nicer than one you get at most retailers and definitely big box, but the prices are just gouging at this point. Even if you're lucky enough for 70% off. I've spent thousands here over the years, but the last three trips in two months, walked out without anything -- and small purchases in the last few months. The dump bins at 70% right now are ridiculous. $200 for a drapery panel? Outlets are such a racket. No wonder they're dying. See photos of a raffia grass cloth box, marked to $229 with 70% off -- they're insane. This is in the messy, scratch & dent section. They apparently aren't in any hurry to move inventory anymore. Good luck.

Huge, the usual wide selection, decent prices…read more Good amount of kids' clothes. Some toys etc. Very little of the eclectic foods I am looking for at a TJ Maxx. Some household stuff, makeup, etc. We got one thing. Service was good.

They close at 8 on Saturday, there is fo says 9, drove forever to get there at 8 to be told…read moretheyrclosed ,not cool, get your times right.