DLM Off Price

First time going there you go through the awkward entrance. It looks like a front for a prostitution ring or an underground gambling house or a fight club. I didn’t know where to grab the price sheet but I happened to find one someone else who left it on a chair. It smells in there like old clothes. Think of Burlington Coat Factory or TJ maxx or Ross. That same stink. Ladies no purses allowed which makes my imagination run wild the activity in there. Inside are huge, racks and racks of clothes from the late 80s early 90s Zody’s Era. Everything seems to have labels of price discounts. I bought 2 sweathers, 2 pants and 1 shirt for 80 bucks. It was a deal until I try it out at home and realize they don’t fit right and they are ugly unsold for a reason at a department store. There are no fitting rooms by the way.

I used to love DLM… I really really did… but they got STUPID when they think that we are stupid consumers by hiking up the prices so that they can mark them down… for example, their regular made in China cotton t-​shirt – the prices says $ 200 so that they can sell it for $ 20…Seriously???

I called to ask a simple question and the lady said «I’m sorry I can’t help you right now we are very busy call back tomorrow» if she couldn’t help me, why did she answer in the first place? Terrible customer service. If I could leave no stars I would.

Went in to view their men’s clothes in hope of finding a new vendor. Had to leave when realized the prices are too similar to stores like Ross or Burlington.

This place is huge! Overwhelmingly huge. Lots of great deals to be had; some deals that aren’t quite as good as they could be.
The company appears to buy leftover stock from major department stores — primarily Macy’s, Inc, which includes Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s. You’ll also find a lot of stuff from Nordstrom and Neiman-​Marcus. As others have mentioned, everything is 78% off retail, unless it’s marked down further (white tags mean 78% off that price; yellow tags mean the marked price). This means you’ll get an amazing deal on trendy brand clothing (especially the Macy’s house brand, INC). You will see some of the higher end brands (Marc Jacobs, Vince, Robert Rodriguez… Armani was the only Italian designer I saw), but a lot of these brands have their own outlets where you can find better than 78% off. For example, I saw an Armani t-​shirt on the racks that I bought at the Armani Cabazon outlet two weeks ago for 90% off.
Although the warehouse is huge, it’s very well organized, relatively speaking. At the entrance there are a couple of small rooms — one with lingerie (everything appears to be $ 2), one with kids clothing (infant — toddler). Then you enter the main room, which is enormous. Near the entrance to the main room, there’s kid’s clothing, higher-​end designers («couture»), and ladies’ cocktail dresses. Then there’s a couple of racks of juniors’ dresses, and so forth. In the back of the warehouse there’s a plus-​sized section and a junior’s section, and in an adjacent warehouse there’s a men’s section, a home goods section (mostly comforter sets and throw pillows, but I also saw bed skirts, memory foam bathmats, curtains, and random seasonal décor), and a clearance section, where everything is 90% off and price is as marked.
The clothing racks are organized by type (cocktail dresses, formal wear, suiting, casual, junior’s, etc.), and each rack is organized by brand. Overall, super organized — if they have multiples of an item, those are organized by size, as well. Yes, you’ll have to spend some time browsing, but this is a much better experience than most bargain-​style stores. I didn’t spend much time in the clearance section, but most of those pieces seemed to be pretty outdated.
Over by the checkout area, there’s another small room with shoes. When I went (today, October 25), they were having a sale on boots — 90% off. I got five pairs of boots, all for under $ 15.
They also had a bunch of the Neiman Marcus + Target holiday collection, which came out at the end of 2012? So that gives you an idea of how old the merchandise is. The collection — Oscar de la Renta dog accessories, Jason Wu toddler dresses, Eddie Borgo letter openers, etc. — was all 90% off. I picked up two Oscar de la Renta dog bowls ($ 2.99), three Carolina Herrera stationery sets ($ 1.99), a Diane von Furstenberg jewelry box ($ 4.99), a Proenza Schouler iPad sleeve ($ 4.99), an Eddie Borgo letter opener ($ 3.49), and a couple of Jason Wu dresses for my nieces ($ 5.99). HOLIDAY SHOPPING — DONE.
All in all, it was a good trip. Parking isn’t too much of a hassle — the warehouse has a relatively large lot, but there’s also plenty of parking on the street. We did get there early — around 8:30 — but the girl at the checkout counter said she thought it was «busier than usual» this morning, and we found parking immediately (on the street — we didn’t try the lot). They take cash or credit card, and they can split payments. They also supply you with large clear plastic trash bags to carry your stuff.
I would definitely come back. We spent around $ 480, and that included a $ 100 Gryphon dress (originally $ 460). Got 5 pairs of shoes, a bunch of clothes, a new comforter set, and all those NM + Target gifts, so it was a good haul.

DLM Off-​Price is one of the largest Off-​Price Warehouses in the U.S. with over 100,000 square feet of warehouse space, and they are open to the public every last Saturday of the month.
Everything here is at least 78% OFF. When you walk into this huge warehouse, you’ll be given a discount sheet that helps you calculate 78% OFF of whatever the price tag of the item is. For instance, if an item is $ 100, the sheet will say $ 22 next to it. If an item has a yellow tag, it means it’s a special discounted item and it’s likely you’re paying less than 78% OFF. There’s a small section by the cash registers for items that are 90% OFF (see photo).
They open to the public at 8AM on the last Saturday of every month. Early arrival is recommended so that you can get the sizes you want, and also so you can grab one of the mini-​shopping carts as they go out fast. The regular size shopping carts are a little inconvenient to steer around while you shop.
I discovered this place 4 months ago, and have been coming every month. The men’s section is about ¹⁄₅ the size of warehouse, and yep you guess it, the women’s section is 4/5’s of the warehouse. They do get new items each month, but not a whole lot. But they do get some new stuff.
The 1^st time I went, I bought $ 442 worth of designer clothes, all t-​shirts and tank tops, for only $ 104. Definitely an incredible value, and the quality is great, so no complaints here. I’m glad there’s a place like this. Thanks DLM for opening to the public! :)

This place takes some patience for sure, but if you have it, it’s worth a visit. It’s a huge warehouse that’s sectioned off with mostly women’s clothing, men’s clothing, a small kids’ section and housewares. There’s a lot but often can be full, so odds are you may have to park on the street even a block away. You can’t bring a purse with you, so just carry a wallet. They’ll give you a price list when you walk in, showing the marked prices vs. the 78% off prices. The women’s clothing is organized in different ways, by type of clothing (pants, dresses, blouses, etc.), and then by brand, and there’s even kind of a junior’s section. They change it up from time to time, so you really have to walk around the whole store to make sure you don’t miss anything. The men’s section is more limited, but you can still find some bargains if you hunt for it. Only con is that you can’t try on the clothes and sales are final.

It’s everything OFF PRICE is suppose to be. Low prices for name brands. However, you have to have patience to search through the tons of color coordinated racks. Most merchandise is 1−3yr old fashion pieces. The largest dept is Womens, however they have a great Mens dpt. You can find some great stuff, if you know what to look for. Def worth the trip.

I came to DLM today in search for clothes… I came out buying some Enzo Angiolini boots for $ 55 retail for $ 250… My mom got herself some bags for $ 5 and they are very nice… It does get crowded… There is almost never a line… so checkout is fast… Highly recommendable…

I have shopped at many off price clothing establishments before. I found this place online and decided to give it a try. I was surprised to find out that they had so many old and out dated merchandise hanging on there racks. I saw many items that were 15 to 20 years old and out of style.
I wanted to buy a large quantity of sweaters and the sales girl said she had to go talk to the boss about getting a better price. They introduced me to the old lady called Eve. She must have been a tight wad because she was not budging on the price at all.
I don’t get it? If someone is willing to buy larger quantities then the price should be more reasonable. I am going to stay away from this place because they are unreasonable on there prices and the service stunk.

went there for the first time today. i think my mom would enjoy to shop here more. with her patience and with the wide selection of «mom» clothes, it would definitely be worth the trip. they are open to public every last saturday of the month from 8:30 — 3:30

Great prices!!!
I’ll never pay more than $ 60 for a dress again!!!
I love the top brands they carry
Like kalvin Klein, juicy, tahari, nine west etc…
Check out is kind of slow, that’s why it’s not a 5 in my book.
U need a license to sell to be able to come any day of the month.
Also, no food, beverages, purses. Or KIDS!
They do have restrooms and a small waiting room where u can leave the kids and take turns watching them lol

This place is HUGE! They have many department store labels from Bloomingdale, Macy’s, Nordstrom etc. They have women’s clothing (almost all brands), men’s (mostly larger sizes), kids, home, shoes, accessories, etc. Everything was 80% the original price. So, it’s difficult to not go overboard when you are in there. However, I cannot shop anywhere else, because when I see price tags now and discounts, it will never add up to 80% off of the original price. I am ruined. This place has me hooked. I hope they are open every last Saturday of the month to the public. I will be there. The place is so big, so they let everyone in at once. No worries about lines.

I’m always on the look out for a good deal, so when I read about this place, I was excited to check it out. I wasn’t sure to expect, but it definitely exceeded my expectations.
I got there approximately 10:30 and a polite gentleman handed me a price listing with the 80% off calculation. I entered into a large warehouse space filled with racks and racks of clothing. Everything was sorted by category then brand. It was easy to locate anything from high end dresses to low end junior’s clothing. It would take forever to sort through all the racks, but I stuck primarily to high end clothing and managed to find some wonderful gems. Women’s clothing rules here, but there is also a decent selection of lingerie, shoes, men’s and children’s clothing. I could probably spend hours sorting through all the racks, but I was in a rush and ran through them quickly. Checkout was a long process. There were probably 10 cashiers total but the lines were long at 11:30 and I probably spent 30 – 45 minutes in line.
I scored a strapless Theory silk print dress for $ 60, 3 dots knit wrap dress for $ 9.60, a bunch of Aqua shirts and a dress, Splendid t-​shirt, Velvet brand leggings, and some other miscellaneous brands all for $ 207 plus tax. I would definitely go back, and bring some friends with me too!

My parents found this place randomly last month, and after hearing them rave about it I decided to check it out this month.
Open to the public only once a month, I was expecting this place to be packed. It was crowded, but less crowded than a sample sale. I got here around 10AM and didn’t have to wait in a room or a line in order to get inside. The place is kind of sketchy looking and confusing to maneuver through, but this place has a lot of hidden gems.
Hundreds and hundreds of name brands from Levi’s, Cheap Monday, J Brand, Theory, Kut, Grass, Frye, Volcom, and more.
I got two rompers, two pairs of shorts, a pair of boat shoes, and a tank top for $ 47.
You can literally spend hours browsing through each aisle. Though this place is a tad overwhelming, it’s really worth it to take your time. It’s places like this that really make me question why I (or anyone) buys clothing at retail price. This place is definitely worth a trip to.

I went here last saturday too 12÷03÷11. So many thing i would buy but i cant due to short time alotted for that day. Great deal in designer clothes, in so much you cant imagine. They beat Jc Penny and macys store sale even without the coupon… Go get your holiday wardrobe and gifts. Love it …

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this place! Its only open to the public the last Saturday of every month and you can’t try anything on, And you can’t bring anything inside but a wallet. Small prices to pay for 80% off retail prices for designer clothes. This place is ginormous! Racks upon racks of everything you can imagine, most with the retail tags still on. The racks are labeled so you can find your faves. Milly, Juicy, Armani, BCBG, Calvin Klein, St. John, Tahari, Donna Karan and many many others! On my last trip I scored a Kay Unger boucle dress priced at $ 330. I paid $ 66!
I also picked up 2 dresses priced at $ 88. I paid $ 17.60 each. I turned my sister on to this place and she did her back to school shopping for her two teens here. She was able to outfit them completely and not break the bank.
I’m a dedicated shopper and I recognize the different store tags. Everything I bought came from Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s, and Nordstrom.
If you know your stuff and have a passion for fashion, this place will make you wet yourself in delight. If you are just on a limited budget and want nice things, it’s worth the drive to commerce and beats the heck out out of the typical outlet stores.
One last thing, be sure to put yourself on the mailing list and receive a personal reminder call each month.

I saw it on TV and decided to go. The place was very crowded and there are no fitting rooms which is very frustrating because everything is Final Sale! So the worse part of my experience was that I drove an hour to get there is traffic and an hour to get home also in traffic — when I got home I noticed that they had forgotten to remove the security ink tags/​sensors on two of the clothes I bought. I called them to ask what they suggest and the woman on the phone just said that I would have to go back and have them take it off or I could damage the clothes if I tried to take it off myself.
So I drive for another hour in traffic and get there right before they close and nobody even cares about the hassle and trouble that I went through. The lady at the front could not find anyone to help me so I had to help myself and wait in the long line again to go the same cashier that rung me up and he did not even feel bad for what happened. He said oh sorry and that was it. They did not even offer to compensate me for the time or gas that I wasted coming there again for something that was totally their mistake!
I can’t say that I will go there again because it was really not worth all the trouble. I found some good deals but I could have gotten the same deals at department stores with coupons or on the clearance racks.
If you go — be careful they take off any security tags before you leave!

Although sketchy looking, this warehouse has a legitimate amount of designer clothes, as well as a highly expected amount of cheap crap that looks like a much lower graded version of Forever 21. After waiting for a half hour or so in the office connected to the warehouse, which, by the way, looks like a teeny doctor’s office, boom! You’re immersed into this huge inventory of clothes that you must scour through to find some gems. Unfortunately, they don’t have fitting rooms, so you might see a person here or there forming their own dressing room by using towels or cloth material in order to try on clothes. Unfortunately, since I didn’t want to worry about being peeped on, I only purchased a DKNY dress for $ 40 bucks, which was technically worth over $ 200. I also ended up buying some $ 5 snuggies, $ 2 pajama pants, other random things, some gifts for other people, and whaddaya know… My final transaction total was about $ 100…WTF?! Then I leave and sit in the car, utterly perplexed and wondering how the hell this has happened when I truly felt like I bought next to nothing… but after sifting through the receipt… I accepted the hard fact that I had purchased many little things that just added up… then I realize that I have to work more hours and not shop again! Lol…
Rules when arriving: No big purses, so a small wallet will suffice. Credit cards such as a Visa/​Mastercard/​Amex would work. And that’s it! Leave everything else in your car. They’re quite strict and want to make sure that you won’t be leaving with free stuff in your bag. I think we were there at 8am or so and lined up. On this particular morning, it wasn’t so crowded (i.e. not like an amusement park) and getting through… making purchases, wasn’t bad at all. I’m assuming not too many people know about this place. Not like that Paul Frank warehouse sale I went to a while back… that was utter torture. And I hardly bought anything because most of their stuff was overpriced anyway. So try it out here for a day! It’ll be fun!!!

I couldn’t sleep one night when I found this store while watching Best Deal TV. Bargain clothes at a city of Commerce warehouse.
I went there the next morning. Plenty of parking @ the parking lot. I went inside and the girl asked me to sign in and not bring my purse inside the warehouse. «Just the wallet? What? No! Can I take my wallet and leave the purse here?» «Nope…leave it at your car» Okay fine I followed instruction and held my tongue.
The girl gave me a sheet of paper. I gues some customers are not good at math =P 80% off the original price for women and 90% off the original price for men… so sexist =P Just remember it’s off the original price, not the markdown price.
They carry children clothings too but I don’t remember the discount. maybe 80% too. I went inside and was impressed with the selections. It’s a HUGE warehouse so you have to be patient. I got a $ 200 laundry dress for $ 40 and $ 198 Elie Tahari top for $ 40 also. What a good deal!
Yes I will go back there because I want to help the economy =P Okay fine because I like the discounts.