Bloomingdales Outlet

The clothing here is a bit ho hum. The clearance section was a bit hard to navigate and on the main floor I feel like a lot of the clothes weren’t actually direct from Bloomingdales, so most of the clothing has that cheap slightly off tacky feel. I think most outlets do that, where the outlet merchandise is very different from the main store.
The handbags seem legitimate though (Kate Spade, Marc Jacobs, Longchamp, etc) and I saw a lot of cute bags that I wanted especially in the crossbody bags. There was a small clearance but nothing too overwhelming. My success rate with this outlet is generally low but I still like looking at the purses and sunglasses anyway.

The store is impeccably organized and does not feel like shopping at an outlet. The handbag section carries some great designers (Furla, Longchamp, Kate Spade, Botkier, etc.) and is definitely priced below retail, so even if it’s not by much you’re still getting awesome deals on high quality bags. I love their sunglass section — got a pair of chic Chloè shades for $ 80 after an additional markdown off the discounted price! Their shoe selection isn’t as vast as Nordstrom Rack next door, but they do carry very high-​end designers. One thing that stood out is their eveningwear section. The dresses are gorgeous and pretty inexpensive; this would be a great starting point if you’re looking for an occasion dress or one for a prom/​formal.

Who knew there was a Bloomies outlet here? Old Country Rd is no longer just Cheesecake Factory/​Costco/​Roosevelt Field but the Westbury outlet mall complex has grown to be a second destination for bargain hunters. And there’s a Shake Shack-​with parking!!!
Go in with no expectations and maybe you’ll be wowed. The store is really for the hunting and is not particularly stocked in anything. After holiday specials like additional 40−50% off certain selections help but otherwise save your trip and do more of your bargain hunting online. What I do like about this store is that price scanners are almost at every section so it helps to know what’s the final price.
You’ll find store brand sweaters as basic here, bunch of longchamp, MBMJ, and kate spade handbags. Lots of CK down coats and cold weather accessories. Denim selection in most sizes on racks. Shoe selection can be hit/​miss. Brands include VINCE, Stuart Weitzman, UGGS, Frye, some Coach and Cole Haan for womens. There’s a small selection of Theory separates but prices aren’t that great. Did score a pair of earphone enabled UGGS earmuffs for $ 30!

I’m obsessed with this new shopping center!
I love that it’s an outlet store, but still has the feeling of a high end department store! Security at the door is polite and greets you as you come in. All the people who work here have always been very pleasant to me and speedy checkout.
I also checked the prices here against Annie Sez, etc. They’re the same, so you’re getting a better shopping experience (organized racks, clean dressing rooms, more space, etc.) than in the bargain stores.

Not impressed. The shoe section was a joke. All the shoes were hideous. coach shoes that macys sells on their clearance rack for $ 20 they were selling for almost 100 and they are many seasons old. The clothing was all mismatched and the bathroom was dreadful! Walked out with NOTHING-​which is unusual for me.

YES, everything in this store is overpriced, but the quality is so worth it, especially the designer leathered bags!!! Moreoever, the outlet price is still much lower than retail. They have extremely good sales during the holiday season. Be on the lookout for 20% off the entire store!

very small area. don’t expect too much. I like the building more than the store itself. I just walked like 5 min then left. really don’t make me want to spend time to shop around.

I could care less if the Mens Cashmere sweater is last years design. Gimme 60% off!
This is a great store, top name brands at a discount. Why shop at the Mall and pay full price?
Come and shop here for a dynamite holiday party outfit!

You would think Bloomindale’s plus outlets would equal awesome, but this place falls way short of that. I’m finding that every big name store that has an outlet has the same layout, the same design, and carries the same crappy stuff. Clearly, these products are low end quality and are made for the outlets. The only good thing I found are the shoes.

The first time I was here I found a cool RL hoodie. Second time around we found an empty store with limited selection. I have a feeling this place has got the «Marshall’s effect» where its hit-​or-​miss. I might go back next week and they have 40 things I want to take home. Nothing I saw I wanted on this trip.

If there’s anyplace to find me, it’s probably bloomingdales. The store has a huge selection to choose from, floors galore. The outlet is a lot smaller, still a lot to choose from, but not as much as I would have liked. That being said, I should mention that I am a man and the women’s section is a lot more vast. The prices are great, in comparison to what they were in the actual shop.
It’s worth checking out.

I’m not really a Bloomingdales girl. I mean, I like nice things but Bloomies’ prices have always made me tear up a little (and not in a joyful way).
This new location is big and nice and clean but at the end of it all, the prices are still a bit steep compared to other stores and the internet. I found a Marc Jacobs handbag that I loved but even with their discount, I would have only saved around $ 70. That seems like a lot but considering the original price and the fact I’ve seen this same bag elsewhere for cheaper, it wasn’t much of a savings.
The shoe selection here is a joke. Everything was just sort of tossed around, no organization whatsoever. The sunglasses section was nice and brightly-​lit. Clothes were so-​so. The mens section looked good but how does that help me?
Overall, I need to give 3 stars because while this may not me up my alley, I’m sure it is up someone else’s.