Nice outlet. Doesn't…read morefeel overwhelming and while there was a lot of people outside it didn't feel crowded in the stores. Parking is plenty They have areas to get snacks or a meal. They also seem to have local venders in the middle.

Big Jack's World at the Outlets at Traverse Mountain in Lehi is such a fun Halloween surprise! You…read morewon't see it from the freeway, which almost makes it feel like a hidden secret, but once you walk into the outlet courtyard, Big Jack looms tall and sets the stage for some spooky-season magic. This isn't a haunted house--so no worries about jump scares--but more of a giant, family-friendly Halloween display that's perfect for kids of all ages. The size of Big Jack is impressive up close, and the whole setup gives off just the right amount of spooky without being scary. Think "festive fall fun" more than "nightmare fuel." Parents can relax knowing it's free, safe, and easy to enjoy while shopping or grabbing a snack at the outlets. Kids absolutely love running around and posing for pictures, and honestly, I did too. It's a great spot for photos, a fun place to let the little ones burn off some energy, and a memorable way to get into the Halloween spirit without spending a dime. If you're looking for a quick, free, and kid-friendly Halloween activity in Lehi, Big Jack's World is a must-see this season! https://linktr.ee/reessroots

They don't even bother fixing (or turning on?) their front rotating door..people just crash into it…read moreover and over, kinda sad. Escalators only selectively turned on. Plus this location is so low on staff you don't see anyone. Meh.

Came to this H&M while perusing the outlets. This location is a nice size. However, the racks were…read morepretty unorganized. There were multiple sizes of the same item located on different racks. Ultimately, I purchased a couple of items that I liked. I would go back but be prepared to shop like you're thrifting.

This store and the Park City one are closed! Website needs…read moreto be updated, so we don't waste our time travelling to them!!

If you want to get Van Heusen's special kind of upscale fashion, you only have two actual stores to…read morevisit, both outlets: this one, and another in Park City. They're hard to tell apart. And, while the outer sign for "Van Heusen" remains, it is really a part of what's now PVH, a company owning Arrow, Van Heusen, Tommy Hilfiger, IZOD, and Calvin Klein. It's also hard to tellVan Heusen apart from the other stores it has bought out. Van Heusen has the stretchable dress fashions like Arrow; the rugged flannels of an Eddie Bauer, the mix of weekend-on-the-yacht leisurewear with week-at-the-office business suits and dressware of Tommy Hilfiger, the upscale frat-boyishness of IZOD, and the skinny-people-only-ness of Calvin Klein. Their clothes are very good, but the "deals" aren't much better than you could get online. And, the sizes skew small. Maybe there's a reason they only have two stores in the area!

I'm always rooting for the little guy, and on top of that, always keenly interested in anyone doing…read morethings in the outdoor gear/clothing/adventure space. So when I had a friend mention Mago, I knew it was time to pop in. Situated in the massive shopping complex at Traverse Mountain (the one with Harmons) it's just a little pocket of outdoor vibe. The space is clean and flanked with racks on one side, and shelves on the other, with a few fixtures sprinkled in. I was here on an errand for someone, actually, so I came looking specifically for a long sleeve Patagonia shirt. They had plenty! They do feature a lot of Patagonia, Hippytree, Cotopaxi, and Naturebacks among others, including a few things with their own house brand. It's primarily clothing, and I didn't really look too much into the gear stuff. They had some nice sweatshirts, tees, and long tees. With those brands, you can imagine that they're not giving the stuff away. Long tees were anywhere from $25 to $50. That's about par for the course on the stuff, so not unreasonable so far as comparison shopping goes. I dig the vibe, I dig what they're into. It's a small store so you can pretty much peruse everything and see what they're about in one trip, but with changing inventory you have plenty of reason to come back again.

After spending an hour bouldering at Momentum this morning, I went to Traverse Mountain to meet up…read morewith Lauren and Macy, who were getting pedicures at Deluxe Nails. I met up with them, but noticed a store in the strip that caught my attention. They had Patagonia, Cotopaxi, and some other brands I recognized, so I ditched the girls and went over to check it out. This store is awesome! It has a nice vibe and a great assortment of comfortable and useful clothing, gear, bags, etc for outdoor types. Definitely has the mountain vibe that compliments the nearby mountain ranges! One of the owners, Amber, was super friendly and helpful and I really loved the selection of clothing and accessories in the store. If you are looking for a local boutique to feel the outdoor Utah spirit, MAGO is the place to visit!

I called to ask if they had an item in their store that I had seen online. The employee was not…read morehelpful. Then I called their store in Park City and had a much better experience. Ended up buying the item plus others.

Pretty disappointing. My fiance and I went in so she could try on some dresses for our engagement…read morephotos yesterday and we were greeted with less-than-zesty jolliness. When we walked in, we were looking in the front of the store and the sales associates seemed to be busy at the desk in the back of the store so we didn't think anything of the fact that they didn't seem to notice us walk in. Then, when we want back to the dressing rooms (passing the sales associates without so much as a "Hello") we found the dressing rooms strewn with clothes that other customers had left behind. It was a mess, but we just sort of raised our eyebrows and carried on. I waited out in the store while my fiance tried on the dress and when she came out (again, walking right past the sales associates) she told me it was too big--well within earshot of the sales associates. I looked over at them to see if they might come help us grab a smaller dress but evidently they couldn't be bothered. They were too busy on their phones, giggling and showing one another what ever they were looking at. So, I went and grabbed the dress myself. While my fiance was trying the dress on, one of the associates walked back to the dressing rooms, looked at me nervously then awkwardly walked over to grab the table right next to me without a word--weird. The dress fit, so we went to check out and the one of the two behind the counter took the dress, scanned it, an told my fiance how much it cost without so much as a "Did you find everything you were looking for?" or something. It was like we were bothering them with our business. While we were in the store, there were between 1 and 4 customers in the store. The sales associates never said a thing to any of them unless they were checking out. The two associates at the desk in the back just kept playing with their phones and giggling, while the other (the one from the dressing room) huffed and puffed around straightening clothes on displays. I'm not one to write many reviews, this is my first in a long time, but this experience was something else. It seems the manager (one of the two gigglers behind the desk) is either incompetent or in need of some serious training.

You may not know it, but Volcom--the surfing, skateboarding, and snowboarding "lifestyle…read moreretailer"--is a rarity to this neck of the woods. With several locations in California and Hawaii, and international locations as exotic as Bali (2), Japan (7), Australia (3), Argentina (6), France (14), it's a wonder to find a second location to go with Park City here in little ol' Utah. Especially since Utahns only do a lot of their three areas of focus (snowboarding), a little of another (skateboarding), and, because of Utah's land-locked geographical location, none of the third (surfing). Still, here we are! Although it is like many retailers focused on the surfing, skater, and snowboard communities (like Zumiez, Vans, etc.), Volcom's focus seems more on the clothes than the accessories. So, if you, your spouse, and your kids all vibe with Volcom's style, you'll all be able to find things to wear, especially in the summer: A lot of swimsuits and board shorts, tees, caps, sandals, rash guards, hoodies, jeans, and flannel. My only beef is with the sizes ... not much for the big, not much for the tall. While not a lot many jaw-dropping outlet mall prices, their current "Essentials Kit" of 2 tees, 1 pant, 1 hoodie, and 1 hat is an excellent and well-priced way to get indoctrinated into the Volcom way.

I went into this store, and the customer service was so great They helped me get the bikinis I…read morewanted, as well as allowed me to try everything on. I was also made aware of the sales that were going on when I got a lot of products from their store! $99 for a bikini, accessory, and a t-shirt!! So worth it!!! I joined their rewards program, and I'll be in here again very soon!!! Great service, great deals, great quality products!

BR Factory is my preferred retail store to get work clothes that are durable and comfortable. The…read morefactory prices make this retail store affordable without losing their product quality. Shopping at this location is always a great experience. Excellent customer service with attentive employees that assist me in finding the products I'm looking for. If the product is not in stock at this store they have offered to order them for me online. This store's atmosphere is sleek with organized and simple displays and clean aisleS. Also, the lines at the check-out lines are short and expeditious.

Banana Republic has the cutest styles especially if you are shopping for business casual. Keep in…read moremind that these prices are still in line with the regular banana Republic stores. Today they were having some items on their "summer sale" I was able to get a couple of things at a decent price. I would strongly suggest trying their clothes on, as they run a size or two smaller than what is the standard label sizes. I didn't have anyone offer to help me, but I'm ok with that, other than having to get dressed to go out into the store to get a different size if need be.