Neiman Marcus Last Call

Not a fan! Better than the studio store in buckhead since it’s bigger and has more selection. They also carry some items direct from Neiman Marcus. Overall though, still over priced and «oh I gotta have it» items. Seems to cater to the 50+ crowd. The racks are also a chore to go through. Lastly, it took me 40 minutes to return something due to their system not wanting to pick it up. No apologies or anything. I won’t be back.

This is a terrible location of Last Call! The employees will harass you and follow you around the store so they can close 30 mins early.
My sister came to meet me at 5:50 and stood no chance of getting in. Theres was an employee staring her down in front of the store mouthing the words «We’re closed» even after she said that she knew someone inside. Worst customer service I’ve ever experienced at a Neiman Marcus franchise.

CAN’T WAIT UNTIL I RETURN TO CHECK OUT THOSE SUMMER SANDALS
I visited this store today and I was pleasantly surprised by how nice this store is. It is nicely stocked with spring clothing that is colorful, lightweight and fashion forward.
They also have nice sandals, (nice brands like Michael Kors at great prices), but are still working toward getting fully stocked with their spring selections. They store is very open and their is a nice, generous seating ares where you can sit and try on shoes or just take a rest.
This is a very nice store and I will definitely be returning to check out those sandals and explore their other departments, (accessories and men).

There are some good stuff, you just have to look for it. Given it is an outlet, it is good.

Normally a decent place to find a bargin if you’re willing to look but the going rate for jeans is just out of control!

Best place near Atlanta for discount prices on top brands.

I usually go to NM Last Call Outlet for all my last-​minute fashion ER, especially when my dear husband told me: Hon, we are invited to a night out with friends. OH CRAP! When can I go get a well-​designed dress without breaking the bank account? Definitely not regular SAKS nor Needless Markup!
So, here is the NM Last Call! I can always get good brand name stuff there. Fabulous high-​end jewelery, brand name handbags, dresses, gowns, suits… you name it, they got it… without that hefty retail prices.
I bought one of Nanette Lepore’s coral jeweled dress. The retail was $ 595, at NM Last Call price was only $ 90, with coupon, holy molly, I paid only $ 45 plus tax! That is so unheard of!
Not just only women’s fashion, they also carry men’s, children’s, luggages, and home furnishing.
If you ever been to one before, give it a try, it will change the way you shop at regular Needless Markup stores. I promise. :)

Neiman Marcus Last Call is an NM with NO MARKUP not NEEDLESS MARKUP.
Find Miss Lily and get her your sizes, she will call you when it’s worth the haul up 85 to pick up some couture at 80% off.

LAST CALL are the operative words here. Let me tell you about the fabulous deal I got:
I was going to a fancy event and being short on cash I had allocated $ 150 for a new evening dress. If you’ve ever searched for one and have any sort of taste you’ll know how far $ 150 can get you. That’s right, not far.
Having searched high and low in department stores, discount stores, and online I was on the point of giving up and bursting into tears, when I got an e-​mail saying the Neiman Marcus Last Call outlet was having a sale. I called and asked if they carried evening gowns, which they did. So I did what any desperate girl would do, I drove the 40 minutes from Midtown to Lawrenceville. Their selection was actually fairly good. A lot of it was in fixer-​upper condition, but I tried on about 5 dresses in my price range. One was a Nicole Miller dress, originally $ 370, marked down to $ 160, which I could definitely handle. It was gorgeous and fit like a dream. I went for it, how could I not?
Imagine my overwhelming feeling of joy when I took it up to the register and it said the dress was $ 32!!! You read right!!! It was on special 80% off the already reduced price. I now had money for shoes and accessories and valet parking.
The one downside is I can’t even buy anything now without it being at least 50% off and even then I feel like I’m not getting a good enough discount. But I figure that’s a good problem to have

My feelings on Neiman Marcus are well-​defined, in that handy way that utter disdain usually is. (
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Neiman Marcus Last Call, though, is something different altogether.
Last Call makes it nice and easy to give them your money, something Neiman Marcus has never really cottoned on to. Visa and MasterCard are well welcome here. Hell, they have no pride. Want to take 10 things into the dressing room? Go for it. They stop just short of having carts (which I think actually puts them above most Macy*s on the haughtiness scale.)
Don’t get me wrong — there are times when you’d like a nice day shopping. You’d like a peaceful, tidy, boutique, you’d like staff who know you, remember your size, know what would look fantastic with that jacket you were wearing the last time you came in.
And then there are times when you’d like to get a $ 1300 YSL by Tom Ford blouse, new, for $ 65. Somehow the fact that Neiman Marcus Last Call looks and feels a lot like Ross matters a lot less, then.
YSL, Gucci, Chloe, Stella McCartney, Blumarine, Zac Posen, Prada, and a bit too much St John for my taste, but over all, fantastic finds.