The preppy convention,, the all American alternative to Tommie Hilfincher. Yes I like the clothes…read moresold here. It's nice, it's simple and their clothes are cut really nice. It fits my physique really well. One of the Casual wear brands that is here to stay. Yes there's a ton of casual wear shops that came out within the last decade, but this brand has stood the time. You buy an outfit and it'll look nice for a good while. It's definitely not a fad brand, it's a classic casual brand. Anyways, the store. It's nice and orderly inside. Very neat and bright, so you can find anything you're looking for and see yourself in good lighting as well. The associates are really nice and very helpful when needed. I enjoy shopping here, I'm sure you will as well.

Over all I really like this store and in general quite like J Crew outlets. It's tidy, organized…read moreand I know the layout like the back of my hand. It's one of the larger J Crew outlets in MI and they carry a good deal of kids stuff too which is great because my little cousin is a budding fashionista so I can get her some cute stuff without breaking my bank. They have good sales, quality merch (for a factory store), and cute stuff indeed. My only compliant is that while the staff can be nice sometimes they can almost be TOO nice. I like a little help now and again and love a good welcome but I go shopping to unwind or pick something I need up quickly. Not to socialize. I've found this at a lot of J.Crew outlets, actually. I'm constantly dodging overly friendly staff. And that makes me feel like a jerk but I just need some me time, y'all! My most recent visit to this particular location I was followed around non stop by a sales clerk who kept trying to make small talk about each item I looked at. I was at the brink of a wicked cold and rushing to find my fella some stuff for his birthday and thus I was not in the mood and definitely made it known. I did everything I could with the exception of snapping "Leave me alone!" which I would have if I hadn't walked out of there in irritation. You know, gently saying "Sorry, I'm in a hurry" or "Not sure. Just looking still." etc, etc. I don't like being rude and would have rather removed myself from the situation to avoid it so that's what I did. I get it--I worked in clothing retail for 7 years. I know that it can get boring or you're just trying to do what you're told (be friendly) but sometimes you just gotta pick up on those social cues and know when someone has had enough chit chat or you'll kill a potential sale.

Nice selection of stores…read more Great spot for shopping for outlet items on a nicer day, no rain. They have Pottery Barn, Coach, Bath and Body Works, Sperry and so much more. They have protection for sun and rain if needed. It's a good size mall, great for exercise to walk to all your selected stores.

First time here Labor Day weekend hoping to catch some sales....not much going on. It's annoying to…read morego to an outlet store just to have the same price as the regular store or online. They have the typical outlet stores like Coach, Old Navy, etc. but they do have a Pottery Barn. We walked in, not very busy and literally NOT ONE EMPLOYEE ACKNOWLEDGED US or even said "hi" despite us walking right in front of them. They seemed to have some decent prices, but items I liked were too big to take home on the plane :-) I was surprised they had a Goodwill next door....full of really cool Halloween items....the best items were big animated figures for $299....little pricey for something they received for free, but that is typical goodwill. Clothing and household section was small in my opinion. I was looking forward to the Lululemon store, but not too impressed with the prices. Most prices are the same as the online prices "We Made Too Much." I came back after the Labor Day weekend thinking maybe they might have different deals....NOPE. Same stuff and same prices. I have to say, the employees here were not friendly here either so maybe it is a Michigan thing? Not the most impressive outlet, but if you like outlet shopping....maybe you might get better deals...ya never know :-)

In a hurry I went in for an outfit to wear to a wedding. I told the salesperson who approached me…read morewhat I wanted and he then handed me off to another individual. She asked the necessary questions to get me in and out in 20 minutes, which is a record and I along wife my wife are very satisfied with what we purchased.

Great selection of big and tall clothes. They have everything a big man can need. From graphic Tees…read moreto dress shirts and suits. The staff was very friendly and would help you find clothes that will look right on you. And the prices are awesome. 3 shirts for $30. Definitely go check it out.

What is not to like about a Levi Strauss outlet store. Great Levi jeans at discount prices. Truth…read morebe told if i didnt have to work for a living i would wear nothing but Levi, cowboy boots & Hilo Hattie.

Essentially a regular Levi's store. No good sales or deals. But as far as regularly priced Levi's…read moreitems- it was great!.

Show your Michigan pride with merchandise from Rally House. What's Rally House? The latest and…read moregreatest stop for all things Michigan sports located in the Birch Run Premium Outlets. Pistons, lions, Tigers or Red Wings! U of M, MSU, even CMU apparel sold here so you're decked out for the big game. Not just jerseys but hats, gloves, posters, pendants and glassware to name a few. The prices are a bit steep but it's specialty items, so the prices will be higher. It's not all sports. You'll also find "Made in Michigan" and "Made in Detroit" featured items. We loaded up on Michigummies and Strohs paraphernalia. The shop is just about one month old and they are already finding success in their new location. I'm told there is a total of 80 some stores nationwide. Several here in southeast Michigan. 04/21

Would be great if I got my receipt emailed to me like they said they would. Other than that, great…read moreexperience all around.

It's not very often I buy purses. I have used the same purse for years and I hate change. It's also…read morenot very often I find purses I like. My Mom and I stopped in Michael Kors outlet last week and I immediately fell in love with a purse named Connie. Perfect size. Nearly perfect color (I wanted a black purse but it was white and still cute!) It was $70. I have buyers remorse so I actually ended up coming back later in the day and deciding if I still wanted it. I ended up buying it and I needed a wallet to go with it. There was the same pattern in a wallet for 80% off. Purse was 70% off. I got a wallet and a purse for under $100. Name brand purses are an investment. They typically last a long time so for less than $100 I thought I got a great deal!

Apparently, if you don't provide all your personal information including phone, address, birthday,…read morethey will not warranty your purchase. That is BS. So I went down the street and bought a wallet from another store.

Somewhat rude cashier talking around me to another employee and customer while ringing me out…read more Didn't offer a greeting or thanks just abrasive. Prices are insane now as well. 34.99 for a tshirt with 10% off is crazy.

We needed to return my son's winter jacket as the zipper tore out. We are loyal EB customers and…read moreknew this was a fluke and not a typical experience with EB clothing. Even though the coat was purchased a year ago, the store stood behind EB's 100% satisfaction guarantee and found us the same coat in another store which is currently being shipped to our home. No expense to us and no question about making it right. Manager Dawn was *phenomenal* and clearly went above and beyond to help us out and help us get the same coat. Much appreciation to Dawn. One more reason why EB will continue to be one of my favorite stores to shop and purchase.

This store is really a gem hidden in Birch Run. It's a vintage/retro/throwback shop that has lots…read moreto offer! I actually heard about it from a friend who visited the store on their way back from Frankenmuth, and I said I'd stop by if I was ever in the area. They sell shirts, shoes, jewelry, stickers, posters and lots in between. Upon entering you'll definitely experience some nostalgia of either your childhood or just something you remember from years ago, with heavy emphasis on the 90's logos, apparel and TV shows/cartoons. I ended up picking up a T shirt, which only turned out to be 10 bucks, and there's a watch that I told myself I'd pick up the next time I stop by. I am however a little weary of places that don't have return policies because it's 2020 and I don't really see why you wouldn't have a return policy but oh well. All in all I really do like the store and hope to return soon.

Felt really uncomfortable being followed by the guy with slick hair and button shirt, my son really…read morewanted something from there but I shouldn't of spent my money here. If only he knew lol, the point isn't to look rich it's to be rich. The store is basically a Goodwill with sports cards and some Jordan shoes, foh.