Saks Fifth Avenue is a luxury department store, and Saks Off 5th is its off-price department store. This particular Saks Off 5th store in the Tanger Outlets shopping mall sells mostly women's clothes, shoes, and accessories but also some men's and children's merchandise and some household items. The items were unsold and leftover from Saks Fifth Avenue stores, and the prices are discounted. For a few years, I have occasionally shopped here. During my most recent visit, an employee immediately greeted me when I entered the store. I browsed the women's clothing, handbags, and beauty products. I found some nice merchandise but did not need anything (I already have many clothes at home!). I ended up purchasing only two pairs of fuzzy socks for $8 total. The cashier called me over, accurately rang up my purchase, and thanked me. read more

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This has to be a joke. I think it is funny that people believe this is an outlet store. What happened that outlet stores are not longer actually outlet stores? I expect to walk in and find items at a lesser price and end up just being disappointed. I honestly just came in here to browse with nothing really in mind, but ended up walking out soon there after. I looked over a few items and even contemplated buying a pair of sweatpants. I did not. Let me tell you why. I looked them over, up and down to make sure they weren't irregular in any manner. Liked the design, not sure of the brand. The size was right, color what I wanted. But when I looked at the price tag, I put them back and headed for the door. See, the price tag had a clearance sticker over the original price. On top of this item being in an outlet store, it was also on clearance, that should equate to some deep discounts. Well, the person before me to look these sweatpants over was a little more thorough than myself. They looked over the price tag pretty extensively. To the point that they even lifted up the clearance tag to see what the original price was. Clearance: $119, Original: $119. Not only was there no outlet store price, it was not on clearance either. Stores do this on the regular to trick you into thinking you are getting a bargain to get rid of an item that might be the last of them that linger in the store. If I wanted to pay that price I would have went to the regular store, wherever the nearest one might be. I don't know why I always disappoint myself by going to an outlet. If I wanted the mall experience I could have at least gone to an indoor one and had air conditioning on this hot day. read more

Great men's clothing selection and reasonable prices bring me back here. Not your typical Pittsburgh clothing lines, so don't expect to find blue jeans and Steeler jerseys here! The store to go to when you pay attention to, and take pride in, your appearance. read more

Saks OFF 5TH - Front entrance - Department Stores Near Me - Washington, Pennsylvania

The Pittsburgh area hasn't had a Sak's Off Fifth Outlet since the Grove City Outlet closed in 2005. This new location opened at the Tanger Outlet on Thursday May 27, 2010. This place is a women's dream! As soon as you walk in your are greeted by a beautiful hostess that passes out a booklet full of coupons. To her right is two walls of sunglasses. Every brand you can think of! Here is a list of the sunglasses offered: Bulgari for $99.99 - $129.99 Carrera for $ 69.99 Chloe for $119 - $129.99 Dior for $129.99 D&G for $79.99 - $129.99 DKNY for $49.99 - $79.99 Fendi for $129.99 Gucci for $129.99 Hugo Boss for $79.99 Jimmy Choo for $119.99 - 129.99 Marc by Marc Jacobs for $59.99 - $129.99 Prada for $ 129.99 Tom Ford for $99.99 - $129.99 Valentino for $129.99 Versace for 129.99 To the left of the two walls of sunglasses is a cologne wall. Just about everything offered was full price. They also offer tons of women's shoes including Gucci, Lamb, Prada, Manolo Blahnik and many more. Women's True Religion jeans for $134 - $179 and 7 For All Mankind jeans for $119 - $159. Other women's brand offer are Chanel, Gucci, Oscar de La Renta, St John and many more. What I don't like is the men's section. IT SUCKS! Yeah they have men's True Religions for $159 and Rock & Republics for $149 - $189 that I can get for $80 at Nordstrom Rack in Cleveland. The men's shoe section sucks as well. A few pairs of Cole Han's and Gucci's and thats about it. At least all the female sale associates are hot! I think you have to be a model to work there. The customer service is fantastic as well. Everyone is very nice and helpful. All in all a great place, if you're a woman. read more

If I still lived in Pittsburgh, this outlet and H&M would be my savior. First off this store is extremely well organized and clean. One of the better Off Fifth Outlets Ive been too. Not too mention their HUGE selection of sunglasses at great prices. On top of their every day discounts and deals, almost everything in the store was an extra 25% on my trip which put an even bigger smile on my face. The staff was super friendly and accommodating as well. Only suggestion would be to grow their handbag and shoe selections....although i still walked away with a pair of killer Cole Haan flats, too bad the Choos were for mini feet. read more

Although I love the fact that this place exists, I recently came here and was a bit disappointed. They were having a big suit sale, and not one fit me. However, the sales girl of course told me they did. And stupid me, I bought one. We then happened on to Calvin Klein and it turned out they had some suits. These fit me perfectly and you could really see the difference compared to the odd fitting Boss suit. Nonetheless, I will be back because I'm sure most of the merchandise was just picked over. And I don't plan on listening to any of the sales staff the next time. read more

I went here because I needed dress clothes for Vegas but I didn't want to spend a ton on designer clothes because I didn't win anything yet....... This is an outlet store with racks of left over designer goods at cheaper prices. Even so I received very attentive service. I went to the mens department and picked out 3 shirts and walked around there were a lot of racks. An attendant walked over and asked me for assistance. He saw I had a bunch of shirts and asked if he could take them for me and set up a dressing room for when I was ready. I said sure! I found several more things and he came over and asked to put them in my dressing room. He also helped me find a shirt in my size. I felt very releived that I didn't have to lug my clothes around and go back and forth to the dressing room. I went into the dressing room area and saw a room with my name on the door in chalk. I walked in and my clothes were hung neatly along a rack in a large dressing room (which would be considered an apartment in New York) ... Amyway, I tried my clothes on and took my time and only went back one more time to try something new on. Then I checked out. I was really happy ( and relieved because I was kinda tired) at the convenient service I had received. It was easier and more relaxing to shop through all that with an assistant setting up a room with my clothes. I wish more stores were as attentive to their customers as Sax is and this was just an outlet store. read more

This was my second visit to this store. On my first visit I found a pair of Badgley Mischka shoes for $88! That's not a typo! I can't afford to shop Sak's but I can manage to buy a few things at the outlet store. They carry Michael Kors, Tory Burch, Dooney & Burke, and many other high end designers. The best part is that it's at a price I can afford. For women they have shoes, clothes, fur coats, handbags, and all kinds of accessories. For men there have shoes, suit steps rates, jeans, and ties. It would be easy for men to find casual or professional outfits. They even have a kids section with clothes and shoes. There is a lot to look at and it all looks good! To use a phrase I heard recently -"Beyoncé on a budget." Very fitting to describe the store's offerings. read more

After Saks closed on Saturday, I decided to pay homage by visiting the Saks Off Fifth at Tanger Outlets. I was pretty disappointed :( Of course, my first stop was the sunglasses. Full disclosure, I work for Luxottica and get a discount on their products, so I was really only here to stalk out non-Lux brands since I can get the others over at our Sunglass Hut in this outlet center. I found quite a few pairs that I liked (Chloe, Marc Jacobs, Fendi) though all the styles were definitely a few years old, so it's doubtful you'll find any last-season stuff here. I eventually decided on a pair of Celine shades for $130. Unfortunately, they did not have the original case available, so I had to pass (I am OCD about my sunglass collection!). I also should mention that at other Off Fifths that I have visited, I have had to pass up dozens of dream pairs because the lenses were severely scratched. Fortunately, this location seems to have mostly perfect or near-perfect condition sunglasses. Onto the handbags--worthless. There was a bunch of Juicy Couture and old lady evening bags. No thank you. Shoes are what I consider the crown jewel of the discount shopping experience. I usually have a lot of luck with discounted shoes because I wear a size 5-5.5...I've been on a roll this winter, but unfortunately, my winning streak did not continue at Off Fifth. There was hardly anything in my size, and the selection was so poor, there wasn't even anything I wished I could fit into. Lots of Saks-brand ballet flats and Cole Haan loafers. Like, I'm 4'10"...where are the heels hiding?! The women's clothing selection was poor as well. I feel that it skews to the more conservative crowd. If you are looking for office wear, you might have some luck, but as I don't work in a cubicle, this isn't a part of my fashion repertoire. I almost thought they didn't carry any contemporary labels because the selection was so small, but they did have a couple very tiny racks of Vince, Elizabeth & James, Alice + Olivia, Free People, Rag & Bone...sizes were extremely limited. They did have a wall of designer denim, but I am not a jeans girl so I skipped it. This store IS extremely organized for an outlet store and I am grateful for that. But the bottom line is, I came here to "go shopping" and left emptyhanded. I may try my luck again in a couple months. read more

Oh God, I was in Pitt for two days, stopped by Saks. Why do all the sales people act like they own the store rather than work there for peanuts? read more

This store is so wonderful. The sales associate (Katie specifically) are very helpful and will do anything to make sure you receive exactly what you want. I recently bought a watch there and realized the battery did not work once I got home. They offered to ship the watch to get the battery replaced free of charge and then called back to let me know they had found it at another Saks location (not even an outlet) and that they would ship the new one to my house. Very convenient and helpful. Pricing is amazing and very affordable. read more

Store is ok, but could do a little work on the display end. Also the employees dress a little odd.