Fashion Outlets of Santa Fe

It’s just okay. We hit Under Armour, and Coach, and that’s about it. It’s very small, and not very many stores, but if you like the stores available, you can always find good deals. Used to have Puma and Nike, but they are goners.
I believe there is a restaurant and some snacks, but no food court like lots of other outlets. Stop and shop and then find a local restaurant in the area.

I wouldn’t call this an outlet. It’s more an abandoned strip mall. Super depressing, minimal merchants are still there… it’s only a matter of time until it is entirely empty.
Don’t be tempted.

I am a mom and so I liked that it was not crowded so my babies shrieks annoyed less people and did not require miles of walking. I don’t think its a steal, I mean TJ Maxx on Zafarano has same products with Better Deals. BUT you don’t feel like you could be killed like at Santa Fe Mall which has crappy stores in my opinion. You feel like you went somewhere and the stores are all very clean, cute and nice salespeople.
I thought the Tommy Hilfiger store had the best selections and prices which surprised me, good little afternoon and Tres Colores Café was yummy. Seems good for moms, teens may not love it as much!

I didn’t stay long but the place looked like it had a lot to offer. Clean and kept up with great parking available. I must go back and check it out!

Not a bad shopping outlet. Im from California, so I’m used to really nice shopping outlets in busy cities, but this shopping outlet surprised me. I ended up buying way more than I could fit in my suit case, but I think thats a good sign.
I went on a Wednesday, so it was extremely empty. I loved it. Felt like I had the whole place to myself. They have a great selection of stores as well.
Would have given a 5 star but they didn’t really have that many options for food if you wanted a bite to eat.

I love coming here with my bf, we always enjoy the experience. I love the Coach store, he loves the Ralph Lauren Store. And of course we both love The Kitchen Connection. We spend a lot of money here, but we save a lot of money too. Great stop when you’re in Santa Fe.

I still don’t care for this place, but at least I got better service from this aeropostale than I did last night from cottonwoods. Guess and the coach store I would highly recommend.

Nice mall don’t get me wrong I was able to get good stuff from Eddie Bauer and Nike but no ware else they did not have clothing for pre-​teens ANYWHERE but Levi’s outlet (that in my opinion is not much of an outlet) the jeans were $ 33 and I will not pay that for one pair of jeans I went to the Santa Fe place mall and got jeans for $ 10 at the children’s place!!! The only place to find children’s clothes was Gymboree and they were for TODDLERS! My other complaint was that the mall was WAY to small and had only one place to eat so we ended up going to Santa Fe place mall. Unless you like nike or Eddie Bauer go up the street to Santa Fe place mall. Lady at Gymboree was nice and people at coach are very helpful and friendly hope this helped! Bye!

Truly not the best deals around unless you are going to the Coach Outlet. Nike not bad either, but really that’s about it. Very small and stores don’t seem to stay open for long periods of time. I love Carolyn Pollack jewelry and sad they are only open there now versus ABQ Uptown. Really needs a lot of work. Also needs to expand and open a couple of places to eat. If you go do not expect your average Outlet shopping. This place is very small and you will not get a decent workout here. However, it may save the wallet a bit.

Not a bad little outlet mall. I got there early because it’s Memorial Day Weekend and I figured it would be PACKED because of the extra sales and just the weekend itself. I got there about 1.5 hrs after it opened and there were only a handful of people there. It wasn’t packed at all. I went to three stores: Merrell, Hanes, and UnderArmor. so my review is based on those three.
There is a café where there were some people enjoying brunch and coffee. There was also a live guitar player in the middle of the outlet mall, which was nice.
The Merrell store wasn’t bad. I was expecting lower prices… but they had a pretty big selection of shoes and clothes and the staff was generally helpful.
The UnderArmor store was great. I feel like I could spend all day in there. Decent prices and good sales, I loved all of the bright colors they have. The staff here was very vigilant and helpful.
The Hanes store was cool. I got a good deal in there and ended up getting some free socks with my purchase. Free stuff is always welcome :)! The staff was friendly and helpful. The only gripe I have about this store is they offer «professional» bra size measurements for bra sizes and they overestimated mine. I guess it’s kind of hard to measure someone that has a bra on already, though. Luckily, I knew my size and found some stuff that worked for me.
I would like to go to the Nike outlet next time!

This is one of just two outlets malls in New Mexico. Southern New Mexico has an exceptional outlet mall. The Fashion Outlets at Santa Fe until recently had seen better days. Now they have Coach, Under Armour and Nike joining Brooks Brothers, G.H. Bass, Levi’s, etc. The best part is that this is not the type of outlet leaving you exhausted by the time you’ve made the adventure. They don’t require a lot of energy to get through because its a very cozy and well… okay, its a really small place.

I’ve updated this review several times, this update is June 2014.
This small outlet mall is at the far south end of Santa Fe’s Cerrillos Road, near I-​25. My favorite stores in the center are Under Armour, Coach, Merrells shoes, Le Creuset, and Eddie Bauer. I shop a lot at the Eddie Bauer store, they have great sales and very good outdoor casual clothing for men and women. Customer service is excellent at Eddie Bauer.
They keep changing the café in this mall, I can’t comment on the food since I haven’t tried it lately. (Note, no café as of January 2015.) People who intend to shop at the outlet should check current stores on their website. Some of the stores mentioned by previous reviewers (Coleman, Liz Claiborne) are no longer open. I only give 3 stars for this outlet mall due to the small number of stores, but the ones that are there are very good.

I really only want to give this one star because I am not a fan, but we did find a few things here on this trip. It is like a ghost town. The shops aren’t that great. Only go here if there is something specific you are looking for.

Not a lot of stores, not a lot to choose from food-​wise. Lots of parking, which was the best thing about my visit to the outlets. Best find: Tommy Hilfiger and Ralph Lauren.

Solid 3.5 Stars
This poor place… just like most other malls it has had better days.
But I can tell you that coming here I am almost guaranteed to find some great deals. This trip we were here on a mission to just stop in the Nike store. My brother was running a 10k the next day and wanted a pair of long running tights for the cold weather they were expecting for the race. He found a pair for $ 20, regular $ 50. I also retrained myself to just one item a pink sports tank for $ 12.
I have found some great deals at the Nine West and Van Husen and I can rarely pass up an opportunity to check out the fragrances at the shop dedicated to them.

We had a week in Santa Fe, so we thought we’d explore the art galleries on Canyon Road one morning and then spend the afternoon at the outlet mall. We arrived around noon, ready to start shopping and find some great bargains. Within 20 minutes, we were done. That’s it? That’s the outlet mall? It was literally just a handful of stores. And not very good ones. Now we had the rest of the afternoon to find somewhere else to shop. What a bummer. I’d be embarrassed to even advertise it as a «mall.»

Where to start? It’s small so you won’t walk yourself to exhaustion or overspend, and is missing any food options so plan accordingly. It’s also got some amazing deals if you have time to poke around.
Gymboree– I’ve been here three times now and while their clothes are super cute and good quality, they are rather pricey ($ 35 for a sweater is steep in my world). However, if you head to the back of the store the sale racks have some fabulous sales — $ 6 sweaters and $ 4 shirts. Great value find if you have the time to browse. The woman who works there is super helpful too, she just moved here from Texas to open this store.
Nine West: I’ve bought three pairs of shoes from them so far, totaling $ 100 — you heard me, three pairs for $ 100 for all three. It’s an outlet, so they may not have your size every time but they change their stock frequently enough that there’s always new items. Check out their bags too, they are priced right and on sale every time I go in there.
Liz Claiborne New York– normally I wouldn’t even go in here, as my perception of this store is that they carry sizes 0 – 5 and the more well-​endowed girls can just go shop elsewhere.
HOWEVER, my sister was here this weekend and dragged me in and I was delighted to find THREE pretty sweaters for a total (after deep discounts and tax) of $ 70 (normal price for all three=$ 230). That’s insane! These are very nice looking sweaters that are appropriate for work or a nice dinner out– they can be dressed down with jeans or dressed up with a black skirt. That means I paid $ 23 each — WOW– and they had a nice selection for larger women, not the normal muu-​muu look– these were fitted but not too fitted… great find, I will definitely be back to this store soon.
²⁄₁₂ edit– stopped into Liz Claiborne again to see what they had– walked out with five her sweaters for $ 115…what a great deal. Seems they change their stock fairly regularly as it was only two weeks since I’d been. Hmm, I might have to be careful shopping here, the deals are great!

The worst outlets I’ve ever shopped at. Don’t waste your time. The only outlet worth going to was Nine West where I did manage to pick up 2 pairs of shoes, that’s the only reason they are getting 2 stars.