Phoenix Premium Outlets

I’m really glad this came to the Valley, but it really is just your average outlet center. Has all the basics you might want, with maybe a couple high-​end extras. They changed the Armani outlet to an Armani Exchange, probably due to low demand. But really, there is nothing really special about this place.
Cabazon and King of Prussia are 5-​star outlets. Camarillo is 4 stars. So I think 3 stars is the appropriate rating for this place.

I love the outlets! This is one of nicest and cleanest premium outlets that I have been to in awhile. I visit this outlet once a year when I visit my sister in AZ. It’s not as big as it looks from the outside but driving to this outlets, has a definite scenic route of just plain desert. We even seen a coyote on the side of the road before we got into the parking lot. They have many stores that my and mom like to go to. It was a great time killer for us, a lot of the items they have in the Phoenix outlets they don’t carry in the Bay area, CA locations. We went to the Nike store and bought 5.0 Black and White free runs for only $ 50. All the stores we did go to though, we were always greeted. Only thing that would be better is if they added better places to eat inside the food court. Other than that it was very clean.

The shop selection is mostly highend designers, but some stores that are lower end priced. The designer stores always have amazing discouts (up to 70% off) almost all the time! There is a ton of parking and even covered parking. The food court is nice and clean with a variety of different food options. My favorite is Charley’s Steak Sandwiches. The buildings and the outdoor walking area is well kept with little trash around and fans for when it gets hot. Very well kept with lots of great store options. There is something for everybody.

Love this place all the shopping I need to do. Great stores and great deals :) recommend it for your shopping needs :)

This is in regards to the Old Navy store.
The store was a wreck. Clothes out of place, priced incorrectly, and the sales people were nasty!
We traveled down from up north to do a little shopping and only walked out with a few things.
I can’t get over how unbelievably rude the staff was…

We usually visit here a couple times a year and always enjoy it. Lots of good shops, and always great deals.

I love these outlets because they have more stores than most outlets in and around Phoenix. I love that they have a Kate Spade and Asics footwear outlet! They have some pretty great deals at many of the stores (Asics had buy one get one free on clearance shoes, with a good variety of shoes and sizes). I’ve never tried any of the food court options but they do have a Starbucks right in the center.

This is one of my very favorite places to shop! Love all the stores– and they have great prices. My kids beg to go here! Just wish they had better lunch choices!

Gila River definitely did an excellent job on this one! These outlets are my go to whenever I need something. They have an a lot of high end retailers such as Ralph Lauren, Tommy Bahama, Hugo Boss and many more. I would definitely recommend checking this outlet out if you haven’t already. It’s an outdoor mall and the landscaping stays true to its location with beautiful streams and ponds along with all the native plants and cacti of the southwest. My only complaint is I can never find any parking close to the stores I need to go to which is understandable for such a popular destination.

If your looking for underwear or socks (and who isn’t) then do not come to this outlet mall. They forgot the Hanes or Jockey store or Fruit of the Loom World. Besides that oversight, this is pretty compact and can be covered in 80 minutes (minus in-​store time). They have a food court with all the usual garbage and you can get some discounts from customer service with a Unilocal check-​in.
Important — make sure there is nothing going at the racetrack or else you will be socked in with traffic. Mostly weekend events at the racetrack.

The outlets were much smaller than I expected, but I may be spoiled because I came from Orlando where there are huge and awesome outlets. I was, however, very impressed by the Aldo store’s selection and sales. My friend and I got three pairs of quality shoes for less than $ 100 total between the two of us.
Also, Perfumes for U had a perfume that I have been looking for for months (it has been discontinued by the maker), and I got it for less than half the retail price.
P. s. Parking was very easy to find on a Friday afternoon.

I’ve visited these outlets a few times, and it’s generally been a ghost town here. There is a good selection of shops such as Coach, Michael Kors, Nike, Kate Spade and more. Not as big as nearby outlets in Vegas or Palm Springs. But you can find some good deals if you’re willing to hunt and dig. Tons of parking and easy to get to from major freeways in Phoenix.

I really like these outlets. The location is great; only about 15 minutes from my house. There is a variety of stores to shop in. And, the sales and prices really are worth it! Sometimes you find yourself in an «outlet» mall, not really finding any deals. This is not the case here, folks. Each time I visit here, I’m always able to find a bargain.
One store in particular, I must mention. First, a little history:
My fiancée has been wanting a Michael Kors bag for a while now. She’s not only hinted at it, but it’s embedded in her Amazon search history as well. (In case you didn’t know, when it reaches the Amazon search history, it’s pretty serious at this point 0₀). It’s really not like her to buy expensive, name-​brand purses, but she was tired of buying cheap ones that lasted only a few weeks before it wearing out. Her eyes were set on «Selma,» (to clarify, Selma is a purse… Luckily for me, right?).
Anywho, we got to the store and were immediately greeted by Alexis. She not only helped us find «Selma,» but she also notably discounted the price by mentioning that they price match to whatever we find online! Without this key note, we would have easily paid $ 100 more for full price. And being as though my fiancée rarely buys such things, I’d imagine the full price would deter her from actually following through with the transaction.
So, a big thanks to Alexis for the tip! Keep selling those purses, girl!

The outlet mall is good for clothing and other high end merchandise. However the outlet mall is limited to just that mainly. Clothing is limited to specific size people other then torrid and lane Bryant which is for women.
The food court could use more options as well since there’s only 4 or 5 choices. I wouldn’t spend much time or money here personally.

I thought these were supposed to be high end. And I thought this was phase one of five. Where are the rest? Where are the high end stores? What stores are here don’t have particularly low prices either.

Happy to find this smaller sized premium outlet mall south of the airport. I came here after picking up my rental car and found some pretty good deals lots of 40−60% off in many stores a few weeks before Christmas. As others have mentioned this is not as big as the Premium outlets in California (Camarillo or Gilroy come to mind) but it’s decent for the shops it has. Easy to get around as its not a huge center and parking was plentiful. I’ve always been a fan of these premium outlets as its high quality name brand items at deeper discounted prices. I picked up a winter jacket at Saks Fifth and some stuff from the Nike Store. When in Phoenix this place is definitely on my list to revisit for some shopping.
Just a word of mention base sales tax rate is 5.6% on clothing in the state of Arizona.

Let me start off with the fact that it’s been a stressful past couple of months and now that I have some sort of breather, I’ve been doing uhm a lot of retail therapy. Wait, what am I doing, I don’t need to justify my shopping habits.
By a long shot, Phoenix Premium Outlets is my favorite outlet mall in Phoenix. First of all, it’s an outlet mall. So on any given day, you’re gonna be saving on brands like Kate Spade, Coach, Under Armor, Naturalizer, Banana Republic, Gap, Calvin Klein, Famous Footwear, and basically all the big names you see at the bigger outlet malls in California, but not at the ones out here. Plus it’s the holiday season, so dear god, are they slashing prices — I live in mortal fear that the minute I make a purchase, they’re gonna mark it down another 20−50%. Oh trust me, it’s happened.
Tip for the shopaholic in you (it exists, don’t even try to deny it): Don’t hesitate to ask when the sales are, if this is the best price you’re gonna get for this wallet or jacket you’re eyeing. More often than not, the sales person will know when the best markdowns are and can let you know if you should wait or to just buy it nowww. And don’t forget to sign up for their emails if you don’t mind selling your soul, I mean giving up your email for amazing deals and promotions. Seriously, Kate Spade just sent out an email last week saying they were taking 50% off all bags and wallets, and another 20% on top of that. Guess who bought a new bag.

Since the holidays are nearing and shopping malls are going to be booming with holiday shoppers, I thought that it would be appropriate to write a review on my FAVORITE Outlet Mall in AZ! Yes, I am a bargain shopper and this place totally tickles my fancy! They have everything from Kate Spade to J. Crew to Asics. During the holidays they have amazing deals and I have been known to get ALL of my Christmas shopping done in 1 trip! I highly highly recommend making a visit to the Phoenix Premium Outlets a priority on your holiday to-​do list! I promise that you will not walk away without some fabulous finds and amazing deals that you won’t find anywhere else! You may even finish all of your shopping in just a few hours! :) P. S. I LOVE the Nine West Outlet for boots!!!

Went to look, bought some stuff. They really had some great deals. You have to be willing to accept the selection they have but we scored at Fossil and some of the other outlets. It’s a decent way to spend the day. Better than tossing your coins in the slots next-​door at the casino-​at least this way you bring a bag home…

After our Labor Day weekend stay at the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass and Spa, my daughter and I planned to stop by the outlets before leaving to LA. The last time I was at this resort, these outlets have not been built yet.
This is an outdoor outlet in the Phoenix sun but the designers/​developers did a nice job in providing plenty of shade and fans with continuous misters to keep shoppers cool.
Found some nice polo shirts at 75% off for my son for tennis and my daughter found a suede jacket and long pants at BCBG although she was supposed to look for a homecoming dress. They are so «Tumbler» she says: o