It's quiet and easy to get to and has a decent selection of shops so you will probably find what…read moreyou need at good prices. They have a lot of vacant spaces but I usually hit Bealls, Jacob's Well, Bath and Body Works, Old Navy, American Eagle, Ann Taylor, The Clearance Chucks and a couple of Antique and Thrift type shops.

This outlet mall has seen better days. I'd say half of the stores in the pictures have shuttered as…read morethere's no Izod, no Tommy and others. About the only good stores are a small Nike factory store and an Old Navy outlet. Many of the stores are local places such as an antique store which would be great if I lived in the area. I think the mall would do better if it had a full scale restaurant or something of that sort. Seems like there's plenty of land to do that with and with a premium freeway location it's puzzling why mall management hasn't tried to attract one. Who knows? I'd stop there again due to the Nike store not being too crowded but not sure that I would go anywhere else.

VF gets it. They get that the product for sale in an outlet mall should be less expensive and…read moreperhaps more picked over than the stuff you'll find in a retail shop. To the contrary, the selection here was well stocked and well organized. Most of the polo shirts I looked at had a full spectrum of sizes from small to 2XL. I also managed to pick up two new leather belts - those too had sizes from 32 up to 50! And that was just on the men's side. There was also a lot of stuff on the other side of the store for the ladies. And a large area of kids stuff. I liked this outlet. A lot!

I was pretty shocked. Many things here are really old style…read more... But a good thing is that most stuff is so so so cheap. Bra $2.29, some shirts under $5, the most expensive jeans $24.99(Lee), etc... It's clean. Not crowded at all. Tons of kids and men and women clothes, underwears, socks,etc...

Is it bad that I thought this place was not the mall, but a vacant building altogether…read more Not what I was expecting from a premium outlet mall at all. There's no store that I was interested in looking at even.

1 store and a jump room. it was horrible - wouldn't waste time or energy to visit. Rack Room…read moreshoes employees were very helpful though

This place is a hidden gem that needs to be talked about! I was in need of a suit for an…read moreopportunity of a Lifetime, & I was anxious because I had an idea of how I should dress in order to impress, but was unsure if I'd be able to deliver based on selection near the Athens to Commerce Jefferson ish area lol. Oh, however!! Atlanta Suits Outlet & their staff all helped me execute to a perfection! My idea for the color pattern of the suit with the off set color of tie , belt , & shoes were all available & did more than just justice for what I needed it to be! Make sure you guys pay my friends over at Atlanta Suits Outlet Commerce a visit for all your last minute formal wear events, holiday parties, job interviews , prom attire, even business casual events & everyday professional wear! Stop by, tell them Cam B. sent you! Lol Follow @cambmodeling on instagram for more pictures & modeling inquiries , as well as @atlantasuitsoutletcommerce for seasonal updates! Stay safe everyone! Cambmodeling.org

Tanger Outlets Commerce - Where Reviewers Are Many, But Enforcement Is... Selective…read more As someone who reviews shopping centers often--on both Yelp and Google--I've come to expect a certain level of consistency, especially from a well-established outlet brand like Tanger. Usually, sharing photos and feedback is welcomed. Encouraged, even. At Tanger Locust Grove, I posted a review with photos and was personally thanked by the owner. But at Tanger Commerce, I discovered something quite different. While taking a few standard photos during my visit (like I've done at dozens of malls - some with almost 100k views), I was approached by a security guard, followed from across the complex from Nike to Marshall's, photographed, and informed that photography is prohibited unless I had a press or media pass. When I identified myself as a reviewer, hoping for some clarity or even conversation, I was met with suspicion and stone-faced enforcement. My boss makes me enforce this rule I was told - leaving me wondering who his boss is, as from the owners replies to other posts it clearly isn't them. Here's where it really gets confusing: a multitude of other reviewers--on both Yelp and Google--have uploaded photos of storefronts, interiors, signage, merchandise, and even selfies at this very location. Entire photo carousels exist, ranging from fashion displays to food court visits, without a whisper of consequence. One reviewer even uploaded 14 photos on Google and was publicly thanked by management for their "great review" and "wonderful experience." only a month ago. So I ask: if photos are truly not allowed here, why is enforcement only aimed at some of us? Why the inconsistency? And more importantly--where are the signs? None were visible. No policy posted. Just a sudden switch from shopping to being surveilled. Reviewers, take note: If you're documenting your experience, know that Commerce enforces its "rules" selectively. You may be ignored like the 50 reviewers before you--or you may get followed, photographed, and reminded you're not welcome to record your visit. P.S. - I'm not being paid for my reviews, nor do I have anything to gain from this. I just enjoy helping people find great places to spend their time and hard-earned money. But this place? This wasn't it and recommend it I do not.

Wow!!! What a wonderful place to shop…read more I'm not a shopper. I don't like to shop. I'm all about my "stick and move capers". Pop in and get what I need, then I'm out the door and on my way to my next stop. This shopping set up affords me exactly that... I can see all of the stores from the parking lot, find the ones I want to go, and avoid the ones I don't want to go to; I can go directly to those stores shop to get what I got to get and leave. Ample parking lots. Lots of discounts within the various stores... you talk about making a deal sweeter. Like that the stores observe the social distancing mandate. And the requirement to wear a mask is in full order on all of the stores that I went into. #duringthepandemic

If you still have money left after visiting Gatlinburg and Dollywood, then Tanger Outlets is the…read moreplace to go. Every outlet store imaginable is in this outlet mall. Disney, Victoria Secrets, Lululemon, Clarks and the list goes on. The parking lot was full during our visit, but stores did not seem crowded. The mall is laid out in small strip mall segments so you have to cross a lot of traffic to work your way from store to store. It's difficult to move the car around because the lots are full. I was glad I had my "driver". The mall is clean with a Southern vibe. I saw one restaurant. I did not see mall maps to help me locate stores. Prices were pretty good in the stores that I entered. I bought a few things that I wasn't expecting to purchase.

Worth looking and giving a try they have pretty good clothes backpacks luggage make up everything…read moreyou can possibly think of I bought a Versace purse for about 50 bucks...last year. Pretty much all name brand clothing.

Good customer service, and this store also offers a wide selection of quality items at a reasonable…read moreprice. I would recommend this store.

Great selection & amazing prices! Picked up a super cute pair of women's gym shoes for $25!!! Got 5…read morepair of kids shoes for under $150! :-)

I can't believe it took us so long to stop in! Great selection of styles, sizes and colors…read more Incredible prices, better than I could find on Amazon or eBay. Only 2 people were in line and they opened another register. And they waited for me to download the app for an additional discount! We'll definitely be back!