Levi’s Outlet Store

The store, like other Levi’s Outlet’s, is organized by model with the 501’s and the 505’s and so on in sections with each color (acid wash, stone wash, black, etc.) stacked neatly in each section by size. I was looking for a 501 or 505 in stone wash in my specific size. And while they had some of that size in other colors, they did not have the color I wanted in the size I wanted.

Went here to see if we could find a deal and we hit the motherlode. They had a pretty decent sale on men’s jeans and we managed to purchase five pair at $ 20 each… for Levi’s…yes!
The store was laid out with men’s on one side and women’s clothing on the other. The sale merchandise was in the rear of the store. It was a bit of a hassle combing through jeans after jeans looking for our correct sizing, but it was worth it. Checkout was okay with the sales associate pleasant, but the way she was dressed was, well, inappropriate. She had on a blouse that was so revealing that l was afraid that she was going to expose herself with the first wrong move as she scanned our purchases or as she bent down to get our shopping bag to pack our items, otherwise a good visit where we scored great deals.

I was surprised to learn that the immature kids that were just hanging around at the corner of the store were actually employees. They were literally in the way of customers and absolutely no help. All they did was talk, laugh and take selfies while we tried to shop around them.