Nike Factory Store

You will find good items that you love at a rare rate. Basically a once in a lifetime find. My friend and I asked the Nike workers every day if they had the Nike hoodies available and they never did. Poor customer service, everything in the store is really free bird and you serve yourself. However, we did find 2 small hoodies in the summer at the store and we bought them. It was a miracle, and we wish they would have grey hoodies in stock and not in XXXXXL.

Great selections at reasonable prices. Got two running shoes for my youngest son, spending under $ 90. Earlier I got him a nice Asics at $ 80++. Well, had to then return the Asics after a few days and kept the two Nikes. Better to go early and during sale events to get best deals.

This outlet gets 4 stars. And only because of Boxing Day deals. Not for regular days.
I trekked up here recently to try and score some sweet deals on women’s clothing. I’ll be fair, they do have discounted items. But the markdowns aren’t as significant as one would hope. They also have A LOT of regular price items that I could buy elsewhere and did not need to trek by GO bus out here for.
In comparison, on Boxing Day, they offered seriously sweet deals. Almost 85% of the store’s items were marked down and there was an additional deal on top of the markdown price.
I was expecting to go and find a similar amount of items on markdown. Not the additional sale. But a large selection of discounted items. It was pretty disappointing to have trekked there and found only 1 item worth purchasing and even that, I could have easily missed out on or just not gotten because the deal wasn’t that amazing.
One expects to go to an outlet and find a decent selection. But maybe outlets don’t offer a worthwhile selection until a sale such as Boxing Day comes around. Truly unfortunate that I wasted more money trekking there than buying things but now I know for the future!

As much as I don’t like trekking out to Vaughan Mills, having a Nike Factory Store «nearby» does help if you’re looking for a deal on shoes – especially if, like me, you have big feet. I’ve gotten so tired of going into smaller stores and getting my time wasted that my first question is now «What do you have in size 13?»
But that’s not a problem at the Nike Factory Store. All the shoes are stored out in the open, and organized by size, so that when I was here to find some new sport sandals, I was in and out in under ten minutes. I’d recommend it over the Reebok store (also in Vaughan Mills); their sandals didn’t seem to fit right.