Moncler is now at the Wrentham Outlets! Now, no need to go all the way to Woodbury Outlets in NY…read morefor Moncler outlet store ;) They are located at the end row by Saks, MaxMara, & Sunglasses Hut. Honestly, didn't find that this store had much. The selection was limited, as well as sizes available. Not much of a discount for their jackets, by the way, so I would probably just go to a regular store location... that way at least you have more of a selection to choose from & you aren't missing out on any sales anyways. Found it a bit disappointing but the store itself was clean.

Heard a Moncler outlet opened down at the village so we popped in on our Xmas shopping day like…read moremany others! The store still looks like it's a makeshift store for the holidays, 3 seconds of horseshoe shaped layout made of just hanging racks. There wasn't much signage, the staff didn't really seem happy about being there but that's just my opinion. Prices are marked at "outlet" prices and if it's regular price they had 30% off deal going on. However when just being a casual shopper and walking in, we couldn't have known that innately. I asked a staff member so, but she responded a bit abrasively, so i was off put. They don't have all the styles you might be looking for but they do have a variety available of long parkas, and bombers as well as some other novel looking jackets, vests, and winter accessories.

I cannot possibly say enough positive things about this store: the selection, the value of the…read moreclothing sold there, the patience and the helpfulness of the employees, the ease of finding exactly what you want. The quality, durability, and wearability of the clothing in this store is exceptional. The cut, the fit and the attractiveness of most of their pants, shorts, vests and coats is amazing. I feel comfortable wearing Eddie Bauer items everywhere I go--whether hiking, going out to dinner, or going to work. With the regular sales that they run, the clothing is always a great value. I still remember my first experience there several years ago, when Brandy helped me out for the first time. She was very helpful and personable (and still is!) . I went in just to browse, hoping to find one item, and left with several items. I have consistently found the employees to be outstandingly helpful and courteous. In response to other critical reviews, I cannot possibly imagine how anyone could describe these employees as rude, nagging, mediocre or unhelpful. I have been shopping there for years, and I shop there regularly, so I know this to be untrue. Please ignore those other reviews, and remember that people sometimes have questionable motives for posting negative reviews. I am so grateful to the employees at this store for making my shopping experience so pleasant. They have made it easy for me to find and purchase quality clothing that I will be happy to wear for many years to come.

Sales are ok, mediocre staff service, I've been to much friendlier Eddie Bauer locations elsewhere.read more

Wrentham Village Premium Outlets is one of my favorite spots to shop in New England…read more The selection of stores is unmatched -- from high-end designer brands to everyday favorites -- and there are always great sales happening across the board. Parking is easy, the walkways are spacious, and the outdoor layout makes the whole experience feel relaxed, even on busy days. The staff across the stores are consistently friendly and helpful, and you can tell the outlet management does their best to keep everything running smoothly. Whether you're looking for clothing, shoes, athletic gear, home items, or gifts, this outlet has it all. It's become my go-to spot for both big shopping trips and quick visits for specific finds. Always worth the trip -- 100% recommend!

"From a little village baby, ain't large enough to be a town…read moreGotta get away from the city It's gonna bring you down" (Van Morrison) Wrentham Village Premium Outlets is the largest outdoor shopping outlet in New England with over 170 stores. After spending a few hours strolling around, I had two observations: The first was that the outlet space was pretty much fully tenanted, which is very different than so many of the outlets we've visited in recent years. No empty stores, no boarded-up shops, no "Going Out of Business, Everything Must Go" liquidation signs. The second observation was the very large percentage of "high end" stores that dominated Wrentham. Hugo Boss, Brooks Brothers, Coach, Gucci, Jimmy Choo, Kate Spade, Michael Kors, and Versace were all represented. The outlet shops are nicely organized into named "communities" and we saw some very pretty holiday decorations on display today. There were quite a few food trucks scattered around the property and a big playground in the center. Definitely worth a visit.

Here's my wallet. And my investment accounts, my life insurance, my car, my house, my imaginary…read moredog. Seriously, take it all, because I'm buying so much I may as well sign away my life. But honestly, this is a great store - I've noticed that some of the reviews here cry about how this place is expensive for an outlet store. But.. what? Sorry, that's not what an outlet store is. It's to get rid of outdated items that no longer need to be sold at their flagship stores. Therefore, they mark it down to be sold at a lower (NOT cheap) price as they are typically last season fashion. This is Burberry, so it's reasonable to see a premium in normal pricing. 40% - 50% markdowns is already more than great for a brand like this, and it's sometimes a hit or miss. I was able to get some awesome polos for $50 - $60 only once out of the many, many times I've been here. They typically hover between $110 - $120 (I've been here and seen them often enough to know the standard outlet price) so it's all about smart shopping, buying at their lowest price when they do additional sales, and going home with a big bag and a large smile on your face. Considering how you don't see many of the other bigger brands here with an outlet store, this is a great store that can't be compared. Also, the service at these outlet stores are on par with their normal stores around the Boston area. I also prefer the outlet layout (IMO, more organized and spacious) than the normal Burberry stores (I feel like a rat trapped in a maze looking for my damn cheese). All in all, I'm liking what you're doing Burberry, and Wrentham's outlet store is a win in my books.

I don't know where to start!!!! Such a horrible experience with the manager I believe her name is…read more"Jill" very unprofessional to say the least . She had told me that one of her team members were new and didn't relay the proper info to me about my purchase! However I totally understand it's a learning process but, to make a customer feel unwanted and not own the mistake as a manager is shameful!! You get treated like gold at purchase time and crap when they are done with you! Waiting on corporate to contact me back and hopefully make things right!

Needed some dress pants and new shirts( the weight loss is hampering my wardrobe, walked into all…read morethe other men's clothing stores and found nothing. Figured that Van Huesen would be my last resort, they won, no dressing room only downside. Will be back!

Terrible company and a terrible retail location. Family member bought me two $100 gift cards (for a…read moretotal of $200) and when we went to be redeemed 2 months later each had zero balance. We were told by the store associates there was nothing they could do (no attempt to call a 1-800 number) so we were forced to do it on our own. The response we got from corporate was cold and didn't offer any details - they simply told us it was "under investigation". At this point I just wanted my money back. 2 months after the redemption issue we received an email confirming our suspicions that store associates had stolen the cards (and given us duds) - they didn't offer an apology or even extra store credit for our troubles (4 months of not being able to use...) I went today to redeem my last $100 gift card today (after vowing to never shop there again) and, alas, the store had closed 2 hours early for inventory. 30 minute drive for nothing (only two stores in MA). No worries, I'll just order online and pay with my gift card...but there's no online store! If Van Huesen is anything but an Amazon brand name in 5 years I won't be surprised - visibly this company is going nowhere and not able to compete product-wise or with customer service. 0/5

I've always liked Banana Republic style. Perhaps too much beige as of late, but still, some of…read moretheir pieces are fabulous. The jackets and hats especially. I do understand another reviews comment about quality. Some items are much better quality than others. Prices are high, even for an outlet. This year's men's shirts seem to be all slim fit. As are the men's pants. Where as ladies pants are wide leg. Plenty of items for men and women. The entire store was 50% off when we visited in March. Sadly we didn't find anything this visit. Definitely worth a look.

While located in an outlets location it's actually much more expensive than the offocial website of…read moreBanana Republic Factory (50% off in store, but 60% off stacked with 20% off online). They don't do price matches unless you drive 1 hour there in person. Definitely a scam and -- stay away from buying anything in-store.