Leesburg Corner Premium Outlets

Perfect location for holiday shopping, most of the stores give at least 30% on major holidays. Best time is thanksgiving day and after two three days you will get 50 to 60% off in reknown stores. Bit tough to get parking spot during this time of holiday.

Disappointed that a lot of their stores didn’t have Memorial Day sales. It’s a trip that doesn’t really save you that much money if you factor in the gas and road tolls to get there. Definitely not worth going to on a regular basis if the drive is greater than 30 minutes!

Labor Day weekend way too crowded. Had to wait for people to leave to park. Lucky brand jeans same price as Macy’s sale. Should have saved the hour drive from Alexandria.

Very friendly and helpful staff and manager. Store is very clean and well maintained. Top notch!

Leesburg Outlets is my absolute, most favorite outlet. It may very well be the best outlet in the DMV. There’s such a great variety of stores such as: J Crew, Banana Republic, Ann Taylor LOFT, etc. While the food court leaves a lot to be desired, the selection of stores is wonderful. There is certainly something for everyone. Definitely show up early to ensure that you can find a decent parking spot. I’ve seen people get into all out fights over a parking spot.

I’m not a big shopper, so my recommendations come from that aspect. If you go early & during the week,

If you’re reading this, GO TO DULLES TOWN CENTER. As snobby as it gets. Too many rich kids with affluenza go here. Plus it’s outside, so no fun activities.

great place. My new home, great prices, stores, customer service is excellent almost in every store

I live around Baltimore and get dragged here by my wife a few times a year. She used to prefer Hagerstown Outlets but since things started going downhill there she started coming here. Good selection of stores, the landscaping and buildings are modern and well kept, clean. It has a huge parking lot which also helps. Only complaint is that the food court is really limited with choices (important for when I want to eat some food and play on my phone while she shops!!) and during busy holiday hours the main entrance is a huge bottleneck and gets clogged easily.

How do I find out the deals for Blacck Friday in the mall stores before I get there

Probably the best outlet mall in the DC region. To be fair, there is a lot of crap here. Make sure you shop very carefully. A lot of the stuff you can get here can be had for the same price in any mall, and some stores (Banana Republic comes to mind) cheap out and use lesser-​quality fabrics for outlet merchandise. Buyer beware!
There are a few winners here. The Williams-​Sonoma outlet is AMAZING! The products are essentially the same as the mainline stores, but with amazing prices. I’m also a huge fan of the Barney’s outlet, because much of the merchandise is actually from the real Barney’s stores, and not a bunch of garbage made for the outlets. The Saks outlet is also pretty good if you sort though the junk to find the best deals.
Unfortunately there isn’t much to eat here, save for a sad-​looking food court. Do you shopping and head to downtown Leesburg for a nice meal spent with your day’s «savings.» Also, if you are a AAA member, go the customer service desk for a free coupon book. Honestly, I’ve never found it to be any use to me, but it might to you.

Excellent Kate Spade Outlet sales! Also there is a Columbia, J. Crew, Banana Republic, American Eagle, and Nike! Really nice staff at Kate Spade and Nike :)

I live in North Arlington and came here earlier today. I’m not sure it’s worth the hour-​long drive considering I live much closer to Tysons, the Mosaic District, Fair Oaks Mall and Nordstrom Rack, and could find better deals online. I ended up spending most of my time at Ann Taylor Loft and Banana Republic, since they carry petites. It was potentially a waste of time since both those stores are close to me, and the clothes didn’t seem to be marked down much at all. I made a point to go into J. Crew, Kate Spade, Vineyard Vines, BCBG and Vera Bradley, where I ended up picking up a glasses case.
The food court is pretty scant and sad. It seems they are making somewhat of an effort — offering a green smoothie bar and a salad place. But the food court just has an overall unsanitary vibe and could really benefit from renovations. I won’t be making the trek here for at least a year.

I reckon it used to be really popular. It’s not massive outlet mall like the ones around DC. Not so many stores. It’s good spot to stop by during weekdays. Not crowded at all. Plenty of free parking spots. Close to highway. Just good enough.
I really like William Sonoma, Barney’s New York, J Crew, Banana Republic, and CK here. There were more people than other stores though.

Leesburg Corner Premium Outlet is where I discovered my boyfriend is a more serious shopper than me. He walked out of his bi-​annual shopping days with 2x the amount of bags I had.
We spent 8 hours here and thoroughly browsed the stores and had lunch in their very sad food court that only offers Chinese American food, a steak and cheese place, a pizza place, a salad place, and a little convenience market and coffee stand. The best was probably the Chinese American food place – pepper steak & lo mien was decently good to refuel for a quick break. I would suggest leaving the outlet center and drive a few min away for way better food (I went to Phở Royal across the street~5 min drive away)
If you’re planning on doing intense shopping, go on their website and register your email for a free copy of the VIP coupon brochure that you can claim at the info booth in the food court by showing the page on your phone. The discounts mainly applied if you spent 100+ or more at a certain store. I found some cheaper discount coupons via the internet without using the VIP coupon book. I think I ended up saving a few dollars, but worth having if you’re planning to spend a lot of $$$.
We had originally intended on buying furniture at Restoration Hardware, but the selection was so limited and it was pretty much a failed visit. The tip is to go early during the day so that you can «claim/​purchase» the items – if there is even anything you like. Also, I didn’t find any good deals. The dining ware was $ 10 – 12 + per plate, and were similar to ones you can get at any other cheaper store. We ended up leaving empty handed.
The stores that ended up draining my bank account: Calvin Klein, Barney’s, Saks, Banana, Ann Taylor, Brooks Brothers, Gap, Yankee Candle. The stores that were also tempting: Le Creuset, Theory, J Crew. The best «deal» we got was at Barneys – high-​end designer 100% men’s wool dress pants for only ~$ 50 on the clearance rack. $ 50! That’s how much I spend for sub-​par pants at Gap/​Express/​Banana.
Overall, the deals found in stores were not that great, and you can definitely find better deals via online shopping, but since we were here and determined to finish our shopping of the season, we found lots of stuff!
It was nice to walk around this outdoor outlet though. Great excursion away from the city. I would recommend going to Potomac Mills if you want the experience of a mega outlet experience, or Arundel Mills for a more manageable outlet experience. Both are indoors though.

The parking lot here is my nightmare but if you can get past that, this is a great place to shop. My advice is to go early though. I was here on Sunday and it was great until about lunchtime and then it was overwhelming and stressful. There are always sales on top of sales and there are so many good stores– Theory, Tahari, Saks, Barney’s, J. Crew, Nine West… just to name a few. The food court and restrooms could use some serious updating though.

I love the stores that they have. Stroller paths are convenient and its spacious. They also have a little playground area for children which is convenient to distract them in between stores.
Only negative that I would say if the lack of food options. They don’t have Starbucks, but they have New England Coffee shop which is so understaffed and I had to wait forever for a drink.

I feel that the title «Premium Outlets» is slightly misleading. I realize I am about to sound snobby as hell, but with the exception of a couple of higher end stores, I don’t really consider their selection «premium». I don’t think it’s a bad thing, but it completely threw me on my first visit, so I thought I would put it out there.
That said, what they do have are staples of any mall: clothing, shoes, and jewelry.
They have several sporty/​performance brand lines, such as Nike, Reebok, and Under Armour. They have a William Sonoma Outlet that is pretty much my favorite store on the entire planet. They have Coach, Kate Space, Burberry, Movado, and Michael Kors that offer decent selections. But then they have a sad food court that desperately screaming for a makeover, an Old Navy and Charlotte Russe… Totally random!
All in all, it’s better than the outlets in Gettysburg (don’t even bother) and does have some great stores, but there is still room for improvement.

I like the selection of stores at this outlet. They seem have a good variety of stores. The parking lot is big, but on a holiday weekend, it fills up fast. I recommend arriving early if possible. I got there right when it was opening and there was no problem snagging a primo spot.
There is a food court at this location, and the choices are pretty good. There is even an healthy option with salad… its actually pretty good! Was pleasantly surprised.
The layout of the complex is nice, but there is one loooong corridor. Which can make it daunting. I’d advise parking in the middle. The middle is when you see the coach store. That way its easy to deposit your bags for round 2 or 3 or 4.

This is an excellent shopping center.
They have lots of big brand name stores to help you find what you need. The prices are usually a good value, so you can save money if you’re looking for a deal.
Well designed and easy to navigate, this shopping center is mainly outdoors. The only drawback is that in cold weather or on rainy days it can be uninviting. There are awnings so if it’s raining, no need to worry. I recommend bring an umbrella to make it to and from your vehicle. They do have a food court inside, so it’s not 100% outdoors.
The grounds are well maintained. They have nice flowers and shrubbery throughout the center.
Parking can be tricky at times, but I’ve never had any major issues getting a spot. During the holiday season it can get crazy busy on the weekends.
You can bring your dog here, which is nice for folks that like to get Fido out of the house.
They have a VIP shoppers club that you should check out at
before you visit.
One drawback is that I don’t get LTE via Sprint. They don’t have a general WiFi, although many of the shops have Thor own.
It is smoker friendly. Ashtrays are on top of the trashcans, so please help keep it clean.
Stop on buy and save a few bucks on your favorite premium brands.
*This shopping center is NOT gun carry friendly.

Leesburg Corner es uno más de los tantos centros comerciales de la cadena Premium Outlets. Si te encuentras de visita en Washington D. C, definitivamente deberías tomar un día entero –sí, entero– para realizar tus compras allí. Si visitas cualquier otro estado DEBES buscar cuál es el Premium más cercano. ¿Por qué? Porque los precios son EXCELENTES y puedes comprar ropa y calzado de primeras marcas (Tommy Hilghfiger, Polo Ralph Lauren, DKNY, Reebok, Michael Kors, etc) a bajísimo costo.
A continuación, te daré algunos tips para que puedas ahorrar más dinero:
1) Regístrate en la página
, donde dice VIP Club.
2) Busca los descuentos válidos para la fecha en la que estarás en USA. Aparecerá un listado con los locales que tienen ofertas especiales. IMPRIME ESOS CUPONES!!!
3) Lo primero que aparecerá en ese listado, es un cupón para que te den otro «book» con MÁS descuentos. POR EL AMOR DE DIOS, IMPRÍMELO!!!
4) Cuando ya estés en el centro comercial, busca el centro de información (Information Center) y presenta el cupón para que te otorguen el book.
5) Empieza a comprar y presenta en cada local los cupones respectivos. Realmente puedes hacer una gran diferencia a la hora de pagar.
6) REVISA CADA PERCHERO y no olvides preguntarle a los vendedores cuál es el precio final de la prenda que tienes en la mano. Muchas veces la etiqueta dice «$ 30», pero esa prenda tiene otras rebajas. En mi caso, elegí un suéter de DKNY de $ 25 y cuándo le pregunté al vendedor, el precio final era de $ 10.50.
Todos los hoteles saben de la existencia de PO y la cadena tiene un servicio de transporte desde determinado punto de la ciudad hasta el centro comercial. Si no cuentas con un vehículo, puedes contratar este «shuttle» a cuarenta dólares (ida y vuelta).
Algunas marcas tienen la misma oferta de forma permanente, es el caso de Reebok y Adidas. Allí, si compras dos pares de zapatillas (la más cara está a un promedio de $ 80), el segundo par te lo cobran al 50%.
Todos los precios expresados en este comentario están en dólares ;)
Soy argentina, trato de escribir lo más neutro posible, pero a veces se me escapa la argentinada. Sepan disculpar.