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I don't care what anybody has to say, if you are looking for some great shopping and even better deals, make your way to the Primm Outlets. That is, after you have exhausted the Premium Outlets, Fashion Show Mall, The Forum Shops, The Shops at Mag Mile, Venetian, and Bellagio. Yeah, it's about a 45 minute drive from the strip, but who cares when you know you're going to land such killer deals. I LOVE to shop, so when I go out of town I like to exhaust ALL shopping opportunities.
Some of my fav's:
Last Call Neiman Marcus - I bought a killer pair of Sam Edelman's
Off Fifth - Saks - Found some too sexxy for your own self animal print Beverly Feldman's and two pairs of True Religion oh so cute jeans.
Banana Republic - They Had killer deals on slacks, tops and career dresses
Williams Sonoma - If you're a wanna be Food Network Star like me than you will fall in love with this outlet
Kenneth Cole - The bf loves the selection of men's shoes. I've seen better prices though.
I didn't get to go to all the stores, but I was only interested in a few anyway. The outlet is large and has tons of shops. I always hit the Banana Republic and always find something I want. The Ann Taylor is also good. This time, I found the most adorable pair of shoes for cheap at Guess.
Fun stop to go to on your way to Vegas!
LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 5 stars all around. You will ALWAYS find some of the best deals at this spacious and clean outlet.
Noteworthy shops:
- Banana Republic: awesome shoes and bags. There's always a sale going on.
- Cosmetics Outlet: don't know the exact name, but this store is a couple shops down immediately to the left of the escalator leading to the shops. Get your Estee Lauder, Origins, Bobbi Brown, and Mac fixes for less.
- Kenneth Cole: LOVE their shoes and cute business-cocktail outfits. You can always count on KC for solid designs and value.
- Nine West: There's usually a "buy 1 get 1 half off" sale going on. Excellent selection of shoes and accessories anytime you go. LOVE IT.
- Guess?: Honestly, I was over this brand when I was in the 5th grade, but if you dig deep, you will find some amazing jeans and cute party outfits. Give it a try!
If you're staying in Vegas and don't have a car, take the roundtrip $15 shuttle from MGM to this outlet. Check online for $3 off coupons. Enjoy and get your shop on!
Driving home from Vegas really is never that fun. You are saying goodbye on what hopefully was a good vacation. You are heading back to work probably the next day. Heading back to LA possibly where there is a heaping amount of traffic making your drive time slow. Well why not just kill some time at the Fashion Outlet Mall. Granted every store isn't great in here. It is the desert however and that means there are some extreme weather conditions outside. It is probably too hot or too cold. If you are tired of spending time in a casino, then come on down. The stores that i frequent often and usually find something to purchase are...Williams-Sonoma, Quicksilver and Pac Sun.
I love these outlets. It's a tradition to stop here while on the way to Vega$. You can gamble in the nearby casino, and spend your winnings here. Lots of great stores with very cheap items. This trip I was lucky to find a dress at PacSun for $12. At Bath and Body works I got some very nice travel sized lotion, shampoo, and perfume, all for $8. At the Coach outlet, I found an all leather black purse I really liked for about $100. I should have bought it, because when I went back on the trip home, it wasn't there anymore. Oh well, maybe next time.
They no longer have Panda Express at the Fashion Outlets of Las Vegas *le poo* I went to Vegas back in January, and after 30 minutes into our road trip to sin city I was longing for some orange chicken at Primm. My friend searched up the fashion outlet on her phone and told me she didn't see Panda listed under restaurants, I was appalled and didn't believe her for a slight bit.. I phoned the Fashion Outlet myself and...
The security guard picked up and told me Panda is now removed by some knockoff Panda :( And I was in complete shock. I proceeded to ask "WHY?!?!?!?! (almost crying at this point, he probably thought I was crazy)" and he said "you know, the economy going bad"... I didn't think Panda would ever close down!! ... Panda is like the fake-Chinese food plague!!
This outlet is a good resting/shopping spot if you're on your way to Sin City on the 15 freeway. I prefer stopping here because there are plenty of stores (including a fairly large Forever 21) to find discounted treasures to complete your Vegas outfits.
The Cosmetic Company Store was my recent discovery at this outlet and it is AMAZING. It's an Estee Lauders brand outlet, and it is filled with tons of discounted MAC, Bobbi Brown, Estee Lauder, and Clinique goodies!! It's like a candy store for makeup, you're definitely in for some massive discount and spending.
This is the only outlet located in between LA & LV on the 15 freeway that is indoor, the other ones are outdoors. Saves you from being blown away by crazy desert wind.
"Yay! I'm a fan (of stopping by and blowing my money on tangible items so it decreases the amount of money I can spend on non-tangible returns (i.e. gambling)"
Though the outlets at Primm don't really compare to the Vegas Premium Outlets in downtown Vegas, I like this outlet for a couple reasons:
1) Location - It's located just after the state line and is a great place to stop and stretch your legs for a bit after a long drive from LA. And when you hit Primm, you know you're only about a half hour away from Vegas!
2) Selection - They have some good stores here...J. Crew, Banana Republic, William Sonoma, and Cole Haan just to name a few. It's not GREAT, but there are a few good stores w/outlet prices!
Store selection was pretty good... but an outlet is an outlet. If you don't come here with a specific item in mind, you'll be sucked into buying a ton of stuff (and spending a ton of your time) you don't need just because you're getting great deals.
Contrary to popular belief, I find it difficult to get great deals at places like this. Many of the 'outlet' versions of popular brands sell just lower end versions of their merchandise. Oh well, to each his/her own.
There was a HUGE sale at the outlets this weekend. You could snag yourself a pair of Lucky Brand Jeans for less than $40! Also, Old Navy was having a 50% off clearance prices deal. Man, I was so tempted to get a bunch of stuff, but I knew it would be for my own good if I was a good girl and walked away.
I like this outlet because it takes you on a circular path so that you end up passing by the casino at least once. Also, there's a food court where you can buy a variety of fast food goodies such as cajun chicken, boba, hot dogs on a stick, Mexican food, etc.
The brand names located at Fashion Outlet are aplenty. Too bad Shoe Pavillion closed down. I was really looking forward to scoring a pair of Converses since mine are falling apart.
There's plenty of parking so you never have to worry about not getting a spot. I really recommend you stop here before or after your trip to Las Vegas.
I always thought I hated outlets. Especially since I'm more apt to shop at Target than Neiman Marcus anyday. Even marked-down Neiman Marcus. But the day-after Christmas sales at the Stateline outlets swayed me.
I often stare woefully and longingly at Banana Republic like a Dickens' orphan with my face pressed up on the glass. But this fateful December 26th, Banana Republic finally took me in with their 50% off everything sale at the outlet. And what's this? There aren't clothes all over the floor, and the place isn't a complete mess? What sort of crazy amazing Banana Outlet did I stumble upon. So I piled up with all sorts of half-price dresses, tops, scarves, earrings and did my best Oliver Twist when I got to the counter and pleaded, "More, sir? More?" while longing for the bracelets and perfume at the counter.
It didn't stop at the Banana Outlet either. All of the outlets were surprisingly clean and well organized, well, with the exception of Kenneth Cole, but I think that was due largely to one disgruntled employee.
Oh, and I haven't even mentioned the mall carts. You know, the ones that have suckered you into buying hair straighteners, 5 for $10 sunglasses, glittery makeup, and those stupid bags you put in the microwave to heal your neck? Yeah. Those. Mall cart overload. Any stupid gadget, cheap sunglasses, knockoff bags, weird toys that look like wiggly lizards or even hats all available through the endless mall carts at these outlets.
So, that's it. I'm a full-on outlet convert. Baptized by the fire of Dec 26 sales.
Thumbs Up:
-The joy of the after-Christmas sale
-Surprisingly organized.
-Mall carts!
Thumbs Down:
-The gross Ramen place.
-The Kenneth Cole Outlet.
-Spending all of my Vegas winnings.
William Sonoma! Coach!
I mistakenly spent over 1.5 hours here even though I hate shopping malls.. most of the time was spent in Williams Sonoma. Finally got the tea cups and pot I've been wanting!
Clean, was not crowded, clerks were not pushy. Food court was ok but no time for that.
Boy, things can't get any worse can it? Everything was on sale and believe me it was on sale! Some places were offering additional discounts all over the store, but the selection was just crap. What happened? Did everyone just dump all the crap here?
So disappointed with this outlet this trip round -- but thankfully, Vegas has loads of outlets to shop at.
On the whole this outlet mall is just so-so. It's small and not very varied, but having said that,… Read more »
Me and my family go here every year during our annual thanksgiving trip to shop on Black Friday. What I love the most about it is that it doesn't even seem like an outlet at all. And no, we're not talking cheaply put together indoor outlet. With two different fountains, a lounge area by the foodcourt for shoppers to rest and even performers, it feels more like a mall to me.
Definitely a great place to score deals on threads. My favorite shops are the J-Crew store as well as Banana Republic which had great sales this year. I also love their BCBG store- found a dress that was literally a steal and also bought a pair of heels for $60 another year I visited which is not bad at all.
Other notables are Converse (unique kicks that can't be found at regular stores), Burberry, Coach, Juicy Couture, and AG jeans.
There's something for everyone.
Just when we were trying to leave Las Vegas, we passed by this place on the freeway toward California and it put us about 2 hours behind schedule. They call it the Fashion Outlets of Las Vegas, but it's actually in a tiny town in Nevada called Primm.
I'm not really much of an outlet shopper, and have probably been to three outlet malls in my entire life, but this place is the biggest outlet mall I've ever seen, with a great selection of outlets, too, including Williams-Sonoma Marketplace, Forever 21, Burberry, Gap, BCBG, and Juicy Couture. I'm actually reading some of this off a list from their website, but that place is so big, I didn't even see half of these stores there. I couldn't even walk around the entire place because I got overwhelmed.
That, and I wanted to go back to California already.
Went here for the first time. Plesantly surprised with the brands here. Coach Outlet was amazing. Almost everything was 50% off!! Got the cutest lemon hampton signature bag for $100 and the matching wallet for $90. IT was unbelievable. The purse retail: $348, the wallet retail: $218.
Steph says "Bah Humbug!"
Reading all these other reviews I am wondering if we were in the same place....
We went into the Ralph Lauren store, looking for khaki shorts for Craig. I noticed they had Blue by Ralph Lauren perfume, which is my favorite scent, but when I looked at the price it was only $3 cheaper than buying it from Nordstroms. I am sometimes able to find it at Ross for $25, so this was not a deal at all. Same with the hoodies, they were "on sale" for $60!
Went into the Nine West store, got really excited because I saw the handbag I have been drooling over, but when I looked at the price it said "$50 on sale from $79." Again--not a deal! I don't know where they got the $79 price tag from, but the Nine West store at Horton Plaza in San Diego had it originally priced, brand new, for $40! Sooo...I don't know what's going on there.
I'll admit, the Kate Spade store had some pretty good deals, and I would have bought a purse if I hadn't spent all my money in Vegas already , but far and wide I thought the Outlet Stores were over-priced and over-rated.
Located on the border of Nevada and California, one of the pitstops you should make on your way to Las Vegas. Seeing as it is only 30 minutes away from The Strip, it is worth the stop.
Some stores they have are Wiliams-Sonoma Marketplace, J. Crew, Gap, Banana Republic, Burberry, Tods, Kenneth Cole, and Bally.
With the temps above 100 degrees, nice to know the stores are all indoors. None of that outdoor shopping at other outlets.
As a self-proclaimed shopper-maniac, I would have to give Primm shopping an overall 4.5 stars. Reason is, it's friggin' great shopping (as of late), but for a bit a while back, it was a pretty worthless shopping visit. There were a ton of vacancies and the shops they did have sucked (excuse my poor choice of words). So, I wouldn't have minded not going during my Vegas shopping binge trips before, but now, for me, it's a Must Do.
They've really beefed up the choices of shopping which is great. But don't forget to pick up your discount coupon book with your AAA card @ the Information desk. (One dollar saved is one more dollar to spend, people!) These are my personal favs for good deals: BR Factory, Ann Taylor Factory, Forever 21 , Cole Haan (absolute super fav), Last Call (Neiman Marcus), Hollister (crazy cheap stuff!), Hurley, J. Crew (super duper good sale rack), Michael Kors, Tommy Bahama Bungalow, Williams-Sonoma Marketplace, and I'm pretty sure I might have missed a few others. But watch out for stores that act like they are outlets, but sell the same sh*t at the regular mall for the same price....*cough* American Eagle...Also, don't forget to get your cup of lemonade @ Hot Dog on a Stick along with a cheese on a stick. Yum!
The drive can be a bit much especially during high traffic time, so be smart about when you go. Parking is great, but plan your paking spot accordingly so you can put away purchases while shopping! Bathrooms are located near Last Call & by the Food Court. Lots of stalls, but I just remember the water blasts when you put your hand in front of the automatic sensor. So be careful. (So random, huh?!)
Happy Shopping!
Sorry four star yelpers- you...are...wrong. This is a five star in the category of "outlet malls in the triangle of los angeles, phoenix, las vegas. Fashion Outlets is waaaayyyyyy better then Barstow or the one outside Palm Springs.
In fact, if you hit one outlet mall in this entire area (triangle between Los Angeles, Phoenix and Las Vegas) hit this one. The Neiman Marcus last call really anchors the place, but William Sonoma Marketplace (WTF?) is similarly awesome.
This place is like a weird parallel universe, where you can buy christmas merch, discounted from LAST christmas, for use in THIS christmas- like half off- crazy.
Andd... the signs are enormous. Hilarious.
Nice selection of stores. My faves were the Williams-Sonoma outlet store, Hurley and Tommy Bahama. Bypass the outlets in Barstow and do your shopping in Primm. You won't regret it.
Ridiculously Cheap.
On our drive back to socal on Sunday, we decided to stop at the outlet mall at Primm. I didn't plan on buying anything, but I ended coming out with 5 shirts, a belt, pants, and socks from Banana Republic, and new shoes and an accessory from Kenneth Cole. I even ended up buying some shampoo from bath & body...haha.. a man's gotta stay clean!! All of this for less than $150!
TIP: If you show the mall concierge your AAA card, he/she will give you a VIP Gold Coupon booklet, which includes a lot of good deals, including an additonal %15 off when you spend $100 at BR, and 20% off when you spend $150 at Kenneth Cole (i think). Just an extra way to save even more money.
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap.
I don't usually like going to outlets because many times I find the prices to be the same as if the regular store were having a sale. Well at least that's what I've found at the Vallejo outlets. Also many of the stuff I find are ugly.
Oh, but this outlet is different.
This is what I got
1. Nike Shoes - $25
2. Men's Nike Shirt - $5
3. Maiden Form bra - $8
4. Maiden Form underwear (my favorite underwear) - $2
I was so happy about my stuff. I'm going to come again.
If you can try to use the bathroom before you come here. It is disgusting. There were no paper towels in the girls bathroom, so I told my husband to grab me some in the mens.
The address to this place is "Las Vegas Blvd S"........really? Wow...the things you learn on Yelp.
Either this place has gotten a lot better over the years or now I'm just finally at the stage in my life where I can afford to shop at the stores they have here.
Here's what I remember:
- Tod's, Burberry, Coach, Kenneth Cole, Michael Kors, Tommy Bahama
- Nine West, Hurley, DC Shoes, Forever 21, Bath & Body Works, Banana Republic
- Williams Sonoma/Pottery Barn, Charlotte Russe, Versace, Sunglass Hut
- Miss Sixty, Nike, Ann Taylor, Gap, J Crew, Cole Hahn, Old Navy
And more............
This place is not too big which is good so you don't feel like you have to spend all day (and all your money) here. What I also like is the layout. You can start at one entrance and walk an entire circle to hit all the stores. I'd start at the Williams Sonoma/Pottery Barn and go left so you don't have to carry your new wine rack with you all throughout the place.
Forget the outlets in Barstow, Camarillo and Cabazon! Why would you pay California Sales Tax when you can opt to shop at the outlets in Primm and pay Nevada sales tax? Duhhhhh....
Although enclosed malls are not popular these days, I welcome the air conditioned indoor spaces especially since it seems every time I've been to one of the aforementioned outlets in California it's been over a 100 degrees outside and I get all dehydrated while battling the sun and heat element outside as I dart back and forth between air conditioned stores trying to hit all the ones I wanna check out.
They have all the good stores you'll want at Primm. I scored a $7.99 Coach leather case for my ipod! We even hit the food court where there were a bunch of food stands to pick from like Panda Express, Sbarro, Mrs. Fields, Pretzel Maker, Starbucks... I went with Hot Dog on a Stick.. YEEEEAH! (love the cheese on a stick...I vote they rename it the heart attack on a stick!)
Other stores include...Aeropostale, Ann Taylor, American Eagle, Williams Sonoma, Banana Republic, BCBG, Bath and Body Works, Burberry, Converese, Forever 21, Guess, Gap, Gymboree, J. Crew, Hurley, Miss Sixty, Michael Kors, Neiman Marcus, Nike, Nine West, Pacific Sunwear, Old Navy, Sunglass Hut, Versace... hit up the website for a more complete list.
We'll drive out here maybe once a month. It is quite a journey coming from way up north of Vegas. Our main reason is to try our luck with buying some lottery tickets. We haven't won anything yet, but it doesn't really hurt to try.
We will stop at the outlet center. They do have some outlet stores here that you can't find in the city. Williams-Sonoma Marketplace & Old Navy Outlet are stores I've yet to find anywhere else in Vegas so they are my must-stop-at stores.
Food choices are lacking here. Most of the time when we finally get out to Primm, we're hungry but don't really want to eat at any of the 7 or 8 places that serve food so we become tough and wait until we get back into the city.
This place dose get crowded during the weekends because of everyone coming/leaving Vegas. During the week this place is pretty empty. I prefer no crowds so I do tend to stay away during the weekends.
Talk about good stuff in the middle of buttfuck no where! Driving like a loony it probably only takes about 35 min from Las Vegas, but driving at regular speed might take up to 45 min. When I went to Vegas back in August, I was on a mission to get my shop on. Unfortunately I wasn't super impressed with the outlets located in Vegas, the Premium Outlets's parking lot majorly sucked so I decided to hit up the indoor Primm outlet.
I went nuts in there, so many good stores, and they actually served boba in the food court! There was also this cool japanese restaurant I would have tried had I seen it before hitting up the food court. But oh well I still had an awesome shopping experiance here!
Forget Barstow outlet... if your going to end up passing Primm Nevada, you've gotta check this outlet out. So yeah, outlets are all "last seasons" but come on, the stuff they have here, doesn't really make any difference on style. But the price, oh shit, the prices make a very big difference. You're not only paying less on designer brand, but cheaper on tax as well.
Outlet really isn't all that bad, it's just... tall. But they've got pretty much all the great stores.
Only downside about this outlet is that, smoking is allowed inside - I remember the first time I came here and started to smell cigarette, I kept running in and out of the outlet just to try avoiding the smell.
If you're on your way to Vegas...you need to stop here first! Trust me you won't regret spending your money here. You'll find a ton of great sales and good stuff.
I simply love this outlet! It sure beats all the California outlets where the prices are way overpriced. My favorite place is definetly the Old Navy here. The Old Navy had great bargains after Christmas. (I found a $6 blouse here that was $10 at the Old Navy in Southern California)
I actually can't wait for my next trip back to this outlet.
Without fail, I stop here on my way home from Vegas on every visit. If I have time, I eat the Trucker's breakfast special at the casino's coffee shop. I love how this is an indoor outlet, which is great on those blistering summer days. There are better selections of stores in other outlets but of what this place has, I go to town on. My faves are the Banana Republic and JCrew stores. I can never seem to get out of there without armfuls of bags. But there's always great bargains, so how can I pass them up?
This is a stop I have to make every time I drive to/from Vegas. The prices are ridiculously good and from reputable stores too! I bought three tops and two candles during a visit last year. My total was less than $50. Such a good deal. Best thing is that the mall is indoors with AC! You can't beat that in 100 degree weather.
This was my first time to visit the Outlets on the way back from Vegas. I was very impressed. It was a breeze to find a parking space and the variety of stores was spectacular!! We happened to hit this on Halloween weekend and they had tons of sales. Of course I didn't need a thing and walked away with a new Coach purse! The food court offered lots of variety and seating. The best thing about this place is the size. It's managable to shop. Some of these outlet malls are freakin overwhelming-you're exhausted before you even start but not this place!
i love the hollister store there everything was on clearance! & the AE store was big & aeropostale is kool
Primm, NV
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