The North Face store at Grove City Premium Outlets sells a decent selection of clothing, footwear,…read moreand accessories for women, men, and children. During my recent shopping trip here, no employee greeted me when I entered the store or walked around. Nonetheless, I found what I was looking for: women's winter coats and rain jackets. This store had my long-time favorite styles, although one of them was not available in my size. Many prices were 40-60% off, so prices were not the lowest that I have ever seen, especially compared to online stores' prices, but were alright.

Disallowed a return of a jacket because of tag removal (which were in the pocket) and a "mark" on…read morethe left sleeve.

Great shoes, nice location and friendly staff! I was pleased to have had this store on my checklist…read morewhen I was visiting the area. However, my chap alongside me has feet wider than a floor tile, and he could not find a shoe his size. Other than that, I will be back for more of their sales.

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Let me say this store is awesome. They have great stuff. All Pittsburgh themed. Sweatshirts,…read moreT-shirts, fun stuff. But holy cow the prices are high. I can't pay $80 for a sweatshirt. Not paying $40 for a T-shirt I can't try on. The one person working didn't interact at all with anyone. Store is setup beautifully. Just priced really high and I didn't see anyone buy anything. Things are priced about 25% too high. Pretty sure my wife can make a shirt that says yinz. Ketchup shirts are not right color - may have bought one of those if Heinz red. Everyone Heinz shirt was a different shade of red. Made me question other brands I didn't recognize. Some sweatshirts were champion but others were not. Prices are set regardless of brand. $40 per T-shirt or $80 per sweatshirt.

For those of you that consider yourself a true Pittsburgher, think of this place as if you were in…read morethe Strip District. Yinzers in the Strip was kind of copied and pasted to Grove City. The major difference is that you don't have the crowds you get in the Strip. You also have more room to browse, there is more space in the aisles. One big difference you will notice is the selection. Yes, it is packed full of stuff, but it is also limited in the amount of items it can use to pack the shelves. Came in because I saw a shirt that caught my eye I went straight to it and thought it was my size, but it was a big and tall version. I was a bit disappointed about that, but that didn't deter me to continue browsing. I was enamored by all the Pittsburgh themed items and if I had the bank account to match my wants, I would have walked out of here with a ton of items. There was one employee in here that I saw, and they kept themselves busy. They did acknowledge everyone that entered. Big downside here is the volume of the overhead music pumping into the space. It was hard to think let alone have a conversation with whomever you are shopping with.

I'm not the biggest Under Armour fanatic, but when it comes to gift buying you have no other choice…read morethan to go where they gift may be. Making our way to the outlet this was our first stop in order to get us started. My one niece wanted gear from here and I am kind of happy that I came here. When we did show up we ended up arriving in the midst of a decent sale. I wasn't going to complain with discounted prices. This store, being an outlet location, was set up where the back corner of the store was kids, front left and middle of the store was women's, and the right was men's. The kids section was kind of lacking. When I say this, the stock was out, but not all sizes were represented. There was one hoodie that I wanted to grab, they only had it in a large. A large in the kids section looked more like infant/toddler. I had to move to the women's section to grab what I needed. Although, going to the women's section meant better sizing, which was weird. But less variety. For some reason, the sizes crossed over, what was a women's small/medium, was more of a kid's large, and better suited than what was in the kid's section. But a lot of what was offered was one-toned. In the end, my niece did enjoy what she got. She has worn the two hoodies multiple times and I don't blame her, we are in hoodie weather.

I don't find myself buying Under Armour clothing often, not for any reason in particular, it just…read morehasn't worked out that way. But compared to their competitors in the Grove City Outlets, I find this store to have a better selection (for men) with better prices. Finding clearance golf apparel in January was a welcome sight. Don't forget to sign up for the Simon Malls VIP program and get an additional 20% here as well.

4.5 stars. Rally House is a retail-store chain that sells clothing, accessories, home goods, and…read moremore that are branded for sports teams in the NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, NCAA colleges, and other organizations. This particular store is at Grove City Premium Outlets. When I entered this store, I felt surprised to see merchandise not only for Pittsburgh teams such as the Steelers, Penguins, and Pirates and for other local teams such as the Panthers and Nittany Lions, but also for slightly farther-away teams such as the Cleveland Browns and Cavaliers, Ohio State Buckeyes, and Buffalo Bills. Of course, those cities are within driving distance, and I assume that the store knows their customers and that the customers travel from those areas to the store. I considered the prices to be moderate to high. I picked out a t-shirt about the city of Pittsburgh. It cost $28, and the cashier promptly and accurately performed his job. The t-shirt looks to be a very good quality and fits my body well.

This is the first time I have ever been to a Rally House. Which is odd since they opened one a few…read moremonths back very near to where I live. My hot take on it, more expensive Steve & Barry's (I do miss that chain). I understand that they like to focus on nearby sports teams and schools, but this one felt like it might have missed the mark a bit. I can understand wanting to represent the Pittsburgh teams, and I can see pulling in the Cleveland teams, but the reach they took to represent Buffalo teams was a little much. Yes, this is located in an outlet mall, but I don't think that many people would make the drive from Buffalo all the way down here. Then they had the major universities represented, Pitt and Penn St. But, being located in Grove City, PA, you would have thought they would have had at least one shirt representing the Grove City College Wolverines. Not to mention the many other schools nearby, Slipper Rock, Edinboro, Westminster, Franklin, Thiel... But let's represent cities that are two to three hours away. I felt a bit disappointed even though I do enjoy my Pittsburgh black and gold. Enough with that, I did enjoy the fact that they had more to offer than just clothing. Although some of those prices should have been adjusted. If you are going to post up in and outlet mall with the stretch that you have, you should reflect that in your prices.

Worth the drive from Pittsburgh!!! Bought shoes, hoodie and basketball bag for the price of a pair…read moreof shoes. More than enough cash registers open so you don't have to wait in super long lines .

Nike Factory Store can be hit or miss, depending on when you visit…read more& what you're looking for. Sometimes they have some really great sales and other times you have to be careful because Nike is very expensive to begin with and sometimes the discounts are not that great. Today, thankfully, it was one of those days where I made out like a bandit. I wear Nike Air Zoom Pegasus, running shoes, which retail for $130+. The clearance rack in the back is your best bet for great deals on shoes and I picked up two pair of Pegasus and a pack of three socks which were already deeply discounted and they just happen to be having an extra 20% off of shoes that day. To top it off if you download the Nike store app, you can get another 15% off your first purchase. So I got two pairs of running shoes and three pairs of socks for 90 bucks, which is less than one pair of shoes. If you don't find anything in Nike, you've got 100s of other stores to choose from in this prime outlets mall at Grove City.