My sense is those in the area with means to purchase luxury goods would not buy from outlet stores because it’s not a “true” display of their wealth. Furthermore, this isn't a region of fashion-forward people, most seem to keep it very simple and blend in with the masses.

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Anonymous wrote:The Coach and Kate Spade stores have amazing luxury items for cheap. Same items I think they sell at Saks for half the price. Same with Ugg and Tori B

Now y’all are just trolling. Coach, Kate Spade, Tori Burch? Not luxury at all.

They are def luxury. They sell those brands at all the. High end dept stores.

Anonymous wrote:The whole place is nasty. Trashy people, bad parking, dumb layout, trashy people, no food options, and trashy people. And trashy people. It’s like a Walmart crowd. A east-central Pennsylvania Walmart, at that.

Whoa. . calm down, PP.

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think “higher end outlets” really exist, OP.

lol

Anonymous wrote:They have a great Ferragamo store. The Off Fifth is terrible.

I haven’t worn Ferragamo in over two decades.

Anonymous wrote:The Coach and Kate Spade stores have amazing luxury items for cheap. Same items I think they sell at Saks for half the price. Same with Ugg and Tori B

Now y’all are just trolling. Coach, Kate Spade, Tori Burch? Not luxury at all.

They have a great Ferragamo store. The Off Fifth is terrible.

Anonymous wrote:I mean, malls in general are dying. And a “high end” outlet mall has got to be at least a bit of a misnomer because truly “high end” brands don’t want to dilute the brand. It’s a recipe for failure.

They did have zegna etc. there. They did have good stuff. They just bailed on the outlets.