So, I've been visiting these stores for, like....30 something years now. Which....actually means…read morethe last time I went to these outlet stores was before I was old enough to vote or pay income tax. Which means, from a child's perspective, it's just a bunch of stores. Now, as a bill paying adult, I can appreciate things like convenience, simplicity, fair prices and most important....expedited check out. I had decided early on not to review every single individual store in this place for two reasons. 1.) I did not GO to every store (I mean, why would I?) 2.) I don't feel like reviewing 40+ different stores. Now, MAYBE I'll get around to discussing one or two stores that stick out to me as time goes on. For now, all you need to know is that certain stores require you to wear a mask, but most do not. I think it depends on the size of the store and how many people are allowed inside. Restrooms are kinda scarce and spaced out in this outdoor mall. So, be prepared for that. There's also a fair number of places here that accept contactless payment. Good to see they've updated their POS systems. Look, there's nothing really significant about this series of outlet stores, aside from the fact that they're located in a pretty touristy spot. In fact, this entire strip has other outlet store complexes and food places with great potential. My recommendation would be to park somewhere in the center of the mall so that it evens out your walking distance. Not a whole lot else to say, really. Decent stores and a great place to get in some light cardio, I guess. Kittery Premium Outlet stores are worth 4 back to school shopping trips out of 5.

I've always appreciated the idea of the Kittery Outlets, but the actual shopping experience has…read morebecome increasingly inconvenient. One of the biggest frustrations is the layout: instead of being able to stroll from store to store, you constantly have to get in and out of your car and drive from one shopping center to another. It really takes away from the enjoyment of outlet shopping and makes the whole day feel more like running errands than browsing. Another downside is the taxes. Whatever savings you think you're getting from outlet pricing quickly shrink once you see what you're paying in tax. It feels like a big chunk of the "discount" disappears at the register, which defeats the purpose of going to an outlet in the first place. Lastly, the number of vacant stores is hard to ignore. Whole sections look empty, and it gives the area a run-down feel. It also limits your options and makes the trip less worthwhile if the stores you came for simply aren't there anymore. Overall, the Kittery Outlets had potential, but the inconvenient layout, high taxes, and increasing number of vacant storefronts makes the experience far less appealing than it used to be.

We stopped here while on vacation and got some really great deals! We also used the restrooms and…read morethey were really clean. Overall all kinds of stores and lots of deals, worth the stop!

It's been years since I've been here and I have to say I was kind of disappointed after today's…read morevisit. There were so many stores that had closed, and the first set of stores you see when you exit the highway is in the process of being demolished. It's a far cry from how this mall used to be 20+ years ago. Even though it's just a little over an hour drive from the north shore in MA, I'm not sure it's worth the trip.

Lululemon outlet in Kittery, ME was one of the first outlet locations I visited and I remember the…read moredeals were amazing back then haha. It's located on Route 1, so pretty straight shot if you're coming from MA and there's lots of stores & yummy restaurants nearby. I usually find a lot of goodies whenever I go to the lululemon outlet stores but didn't end up finding anything here the day I visited. Pretty small store & has less inventory compared to other outlet stores... similar size to a smaller pop up store location.

Not the best variety of items at this store, they probably just don't get allocated them as much as…read moreother locations. We didn't find deals like back home at our local lulu. Mens section is in the back but it's almost nonexistent. The staff was busy organizing and rehanging items people try on. Overall it was a bit chaotic but the selection wasn't great on this trip. Will pop in again to see if we can hit next time around but compared to the many other locations we frequent, it's alright.

The second of the outlets we visited while in the area. My wife and I both were in need of some…read moreshoes and I decided to check this place out due to the fact they do manufacture some of their products in the USA. While not everything they make is, some is better than some shoes companies that make everything elsewhere. Even better than just the USA is the fact some of that made in the USA is in our great home state of Maine! Workers greeted us upon walking in and a different friendly worker was walking around offering help/assistance to us and everyone else. Willing to grab or look for any sizes not on the floor. Top notch customer service by her! While I do wish the deal they were running was even better we did luck out with buy one get one 50%. In the end each of us buying a pair of shoes was a solid deal. As soon as my wife put on a couple different pairs she thought they were some of the most comfortable shoes she has had. This is very important as she is on her feet all day at work on concrete so needs quality shoes that are comfortable. Thankfully we both found great shoes here for a decent deal. If you are in Kittery or nearby and need new shoes add this to your list of places to check.

Service was incredible! Blaze helped us find exactly what we were looking for at the best price…read morepoint, could not recommend more!

i was looking for a pattern of corelle, Valerie went to back and found a set for me but it was…read morebeing discontinued, she was having it sent to Kittery store promptly and when I called back to see if it could be sent to Freeport store instead (we were in Bangor Me) shw went to bat once again and it was waiting for us when we arrived there on Friday November 9-2012. Valeries promptness and service was outstanding and I would like to thank her for completing my set of corelle. Cathy from New Brunswick

If you love Stonewall's products, then you'll love them imperfect or misshapen for a discount. The…read moreproducts are still good, just maybe a little off from their quality control, and that's how they ended up gathered for good deals. I got peanut butter, jellies, spices, and soaps which were at really reasonable price points. Obviously, you can't come here seeking out something specific, but it's a great little treasure hunt for foods and kitchen/home products as something might strike your fancy. The place was bustling, but the lines moved steadily. It's motivating to try some new things, so if you are at the outlets, make this a definite stop.

Such a fun items to buy every time we come to visit. We always s find too much to purchase -We…read morealways love to stop in.

Came to see all the deals and fuss. Did not dissapoint…read more Lots of items at fair prices. Found a nice pair of Hooka shoes but they didn't have my size.

Is there such a thing as having too much gear? Perhaps, only if you're carrying it all at the same…read moretime for a limited trip. Is there such a thing as too much firepower? Perhaps, only if you're seeking the smallest game on a very short trip. Is there really such a thing ever as having TOO much? Perhaps, there is no such a thing if you're a "responsible" prepper or an avid enthusiast seeking to advance yourself to handle just about ANY situation thrown your way - including the apocalypse. I definitely do not believe there is such a thing as having too much. And I can bet on it that most of the people here today at Kittery Trading Post feel the same way. Yes, the prices are mostly MSRP and sometimes higher. Yes, you can most likely (99% of the time) get a better deal elsewhere (especially online). But where can you actually have the opportunity to TOUCH everything or be likely seduced to WANT more because you weren't aware that such an item even existed? Here, at KTP, that is exactly what happens. You think you have a particular item in mind? How about being thrown more options that most other stores even dream of carrying? Thought you liked something online? How about holding that item in person and deciding if it is the right fit for just a fraction more of the price (and avoid the need to make returns for the most part?) How about being swayed into another product because you "apparently" didn't research it enough to realize there are even BETTER options that fit your exact needs (or because it's more expensive and you can justify it in person, lol)? Kittery Trading Post is definitely one of my ultimate retail spots as an outdoor enthusiast and an avid prepper (for whatever possible events will ever unfold in my fantasies). And every time I'm here, I always leave with at least one new toy for the personal arsenal. Definitely love this place even if it's not exactly the best bang for the buck.

Everything you could want. Whole store has deals in everything, half off all items, if not better…read more Tons of colors and sizes for all sorts of stuff. Staff's always been super helpful. $88 for shoes, 3 tees and socks, whereas everywhere else would be $150+.

Some good sales but the store was in disarray many shelves were empty and very limited when it came…read moreto shoes didn't really seem the staff was staying on top of things I wanted to check for an item but couldn't find a staff member

Decent sized store that is clean and well organized. Staff are friendly and helpful. There are lots…read moreof sneakers but may be limited in sizes. To be frank, the prices aren't any better than what you could find in the sale section of the nike website. I would skip this store and just buy online.

The store itself was clean, had good inventory, and a few employees were genuinely helpful…read more Unfortunately, a couple of others seem to develop a very strange attitude the second they see a customer getting a strong discount -- almost like they're personally offended that Nike is honoring its own promotions. During my most recent visit, one employee claimed my discount "wasn't showing up," even though I had already checked Nike.com before driving there specifically to confirm it was active. I also watched her click past the discount on the screen before suddenly deciding it "wasn't there." When I called it out, she denied it and immediately went to get a manager. Of course, the manager was able to apply the discount almost instantly. Then came the passive-aggressive comments implying it "might be because you have more than one account," despite the fact that I had already contacted Nike support beforehand and was clearly told it was not against policy. The entire interaction felt less like customer service and more like being interrogated for using a completely legitimate promotion. What's really baffling is the mentality behind it. Most businesses appreciate repeat customers spending large amounts of money in their store. Here, it felt like certain employees were actively annoyed that someone was successfully using Nike discounts exactly the way they were intended to be used. If employees are going to act personally bothered every time a customer gets a good deal, maybe Nike should stop advertising promotions altogether. Otherwise, don't make paying customers feel like criminals for using them.