Shopping in the Seattle area in Washington State…read more.. Seattle Premium Outlets is not really on the main road. I couldn't see a sign from the highway. I just trusted my GPS. I knew that Pop Mart was at this outlet. This was my main goal... to visit a Pop Mart, because it's not in Hawaii. Since we were there, we saw a Miniso and Claire's. We also went inside "anime World", another cute shop. Another reason why we wanted to visit Seattle Premium Outlets was to stretch our legs - because of the long drive from Vancouver to Seattle. We also needed a restroom. Gosh... it was far away from Pop Mart, Claire's, and Miniso... and walking in the rain made it more challenging! At least we accomplished all of our goals... and then some!

We decided to go (yes unfortunately) black Friday, we had family that wanted to go. We go at least…read more2-3 times a year, but haven't done black Friday in a couple of years. I don't remember it that bananas, it was a madhouse. What concerned me the most, there are not a lot of access options, so when you have that kind of traffic coming in or out... it was total gridlock. There was no one assisting with traffic, it took us an hour from the highway to get parked and while we found parking on the upper deck in the back, getting out was impossible. We sat there for 45min without moving, so we decided to go back in and get coffee. I doubt this is up to any safety code or whatever, if there would have been an accident, fire, any emergency... this could have been a very bad outcome. They need to get traffic people in to move cars, add additional access points in the front and back to get more cars out if needed and the upper deck needs direct access to get out on the main road. The shops itself had good deals, which is rarely the case nowadays. I feel they had much better deals in the past, but good enough on black friday. Would I go again on BF, hell no. Never ever again! I'm doing spring and fall again and call it a day. Food court overrun, dirty and so were the bathrooms. We did this to ourselves, but the safety concern was the most pressing issue for us.

The store was clean and presentable, and had beautiful purses and wallets and clothing. They had a…read moregreat variety of bedsheets that I was looking for and comforters employees had a smile on their face and were able to help me locate what I needed to find. Everything was great until I went up to the cashier with my purse that I was not purchasing, and the guy asked to see it to make sure it wasn't theirs, his name was Brock. I don't think I'll go back to this location because he did not even offer me a bag and it seemed very odd. He wanted to look at my purse thumbs down on this one. Go there for what you need but if you're going to be asked if your purse was yours, that's not something I like so I'm giving you only three stars because everything else was perfect.

When 5 employees are visibly working at the front of the store, and one person is in line you…read moreshould not have to ask to be rang up. Additionally the cashier proceeded to continue her conversation with her coworker to complain about a customer who had "an issue yesterday too." I didn't realize wanting to make a purchase at a business was an issue. Wish could give zero stars.

Location isn't exactly where it says on google maps so I honestly thought it had closed - but alas…read moreI did find it. Staff were pleasant though busy with other customers. Everything seemed to be about 40% off and most was last seasons colors. My big issue is that they only had a handful of items that were actually down, most things were 100% polyester fill but priced like they were down. They did have a lot of sizes even in the clearance section.

From the owner: Our founder, Davis Smith, grew up in Latin America and lived for several years in Ecuador. When he…read morewasn't in school, Davis was exploring and camping in Cotopaxi National Park. It was here that he developed a lifelong reverence for the strong, hard-working people of the Andes. His time in Latin America also showed him the plight of those in abject poverty. Davis later moved to the United States, where he pursued advanced degrees in business and international studies. He started several successful e-commerce businesses, two of which took him to Brazil, where he lived from 2010 to 2013. Despite his success, he wanted to do more to make a difference in the world. For his next venture, he decided to merge his love of travel with a poverty-fighting business model. Each customer's purchase would give to those living in the world's poorest regions. He named the company Cotopaxi to represent the spirit of adventure, optimism, and determination that he'd experienced during his time in Ecuador.

They said everything is 30% off from original prices. I bought Chalo Seattle pouch for $18.19…read more However, the retail price for the pouch in Made in Washington store is $18.99..... what?? They marked the original retail price as $25.99. With "30% off", they are just selling stuff for retail price. Nothing is 30% off from original retail price in the store. Really bad business.

I love this store and the owners are absolutely incredible. They have so many great clothes, gifts,…read moreetc. The store is so fun and I love going in and ordering things from them to be delivered to my home. Every piece of clothing I have gotten have been amazing. I love the owners! They are so sweet, helpful, and always available to find the pieces I want! Everyone needs to check out this amazing store!

Does quality work from her home business and are very friendly and professional. I'll be bringing…read moreher more work for the future.

Alterations for hemming pants. I am 4foot 9 inches. And have lost weight. Now need to find a…read moreseamstress

I grew up on JCP and enjoy shopping at this smaller store, mostly for men's clothing. Never crowded…read morein my experience, easy in and out from the parking lot, and seems an employee is never far when I need help. Having to use the women's fitting room because the men's is closed all the time is inconvenient. A friendly reminder: being friendly to customers always matters!

Always good service, along with a great selection of merchandise. I wish that JCP had more stores…read morethis size and type.

I've been coming to this outlet location for 8 years. I would say the quality of products in Kate…read moreSpade outlet is defiantly on a decline. They used to have more boutique stuff, but now I would say 95 percent of the things here are made especially for outlet. They would have styles similar to boutique goods, but when you look closely, they are made a lot cheaper, and less details. Also, in recent years, there is always a line to get into this place. Sometimes they would make you wait even when people kept leaving the store, without any explanations. I do not like to be kept waiting like this.

Love this store. Wasn't expecting to buy a purse here. So came to look around and by luck I found…read moresomething I like. I am a picky shopper and for me to find a purse that I like with the right price tag is not easy. So it had a 60% sale on top of that 20% off. Went in and found a purse for $121 USD all in with taxes. That is not bad. I was so excited. Went home, my mom even complimented me for being skilled and talented. I feel so proud of myself. It was a nice purse made out of cow leather. Not bad for that price. There is not much customer service here because the store is small compared to Coach or MK.

staff, has always done a great job helping my family out. they have a good selection of mens…read moreclothing for dress casual items. thanks and keep up the good work!

Horrible customer service by one of their sales associates. Asked to try a shirt on and was told I…read morecouldn't because it was still in its original packaging. WHAT?!!! then was told I didn't need to try it on anyways because it fitted the same as the brooks brothers shirt I walked into the store wearing. WHAT?!!! So I simply handed the shirt back (and another one I had picked up to try on) and refused to give them my business. I've bought many things from brooks brothers over the years. Do you think I'll ever do so again? Ha! I think NOT.