Hanna Andersson Outlet

First let’s be clear it’s not *really* an outlet they carry many of the same items as a regular store. I think what gives it the outlet name is out of season or random merchandise that gets sent here. Hanna quality is top notch. Right now I am enjoying hand me downs for my 3 month old that my Mom bought for my 2 & 5 year old nephews at this store. I picked up a bunch of items that have served us well short rompers, kimono sets, I really loved the xxs and xs pilot caps for when she was teeny tiny. The socks with the gusset in the back keep baby socks on– sure they are expensive for baby socks but they are the only ones you will need.
This is the perfect place to buy beautiful gifts for baby showers. They have lots of gender neutral options.
I even found matching Christmas PJs for my family here last winter. I wrapped the ones for our soon to be daughter and put them under the tree.

We have always loved Hanna. Since my 12 year old was a baby. the first Hanna I ever bought was at a resale store. Kind of a floral jumpsuit with snaps. So soft. And slightly old fashioned or quaint. I became a fan. Since then I haunted the outlet, and the twice a year big online sales. You can get killer deals. One year I stalked an eighty dollar pink floral coat forever till I got it for $ 26.
They last forever. No I mean it. They do.
Best. Handmedowns. Ever.
Theyre soft and comfortable.
They wash beautifully.
Today we got 8 pairs of leggings and capris at the top of the kid’s size range. My kid wears them with shorts and skirts on top, long t shirts, and hoodies. $ 98. I know she will wear them till it hurts to get them on.
I have NO idea what we will do after this. I wish Hanna would make Juniors clothes!

I was on the hunt for school clothes– something to transition from summer to early fall. I ended up with six outfits, two packages of undies and two pairs of tights. $ 200.
Last weekend I went to Gymboree and walked out with 6 outfits for $ 90. Humm, this grandma wasn’t 4 star impressed with the selections. I will try again in October and decide if it’s worth my time coming from the beach.

I let my wife loose on the Hanna Andersson Outlet last week, and man, she did some major damage. That included a matching holiday onesie sets for our one-​year old and all our nieces and nephews for Christmas, a matching PJ set for us (which on the one hand looks completely ridiculous, but on the other feels ridiculously comfortable), and a bunch of presents for friends that are expecting new additions.
I first learned about Hanna Andersson from my older sister who’s crazy about their clothes for kids. They’re stylish and comfortable, yet super durable. We’ve inherited sets that were passed down once or twice and they still feel soft to the touch. And since this location is the only outlet on the West Coast, we made it a point to visit.
A couple of minor gripes, my wife complained that the layout of the store is a little disorganized. Also the day after we left, we got an email for a sale for 20% off everything in store. Total bummer. But that said, 50% off quality kiddie wear with no sales tax is always a good thing.

I love Hanna Andersoon clothes because the quality is so high, and as other reviewers have said, the clothes will still nice for many years. I’ve shopped at this location for several years now, but in my experience the employees at the store are unhelpful and unfriendly. I have overheard employees complaining about their work and complaining about customers, which I find extremely unprofessional. I want to shop here, but anymore, the uppity attitude of the employees is so off-​putting that I’ve taken to looking for deals on ebay instead.

Wonderful, brightly colored children’s clothing that is well-​made, hardy and a welcome break from the Little Mister Jock and Little Miss Princess aesthetic that dominates so many kid clothing stores. When my kids were little I particularly prized this as a place I could get clothes for my little guy that coordinated with an outfit for his big sister (I confess: I am a sucker for matching outfits).
The outlet has very good prices on Andersson clothes, but this is an expensive clothing line, so if you are thinking outlet=cheap, think again. At outlet sale prices, these clothes are roughly equivalent to what you would pay full-​price at the Gap: $ 15 for a Tshirt, $ 20 for leggings, $ 35 for a dress. Hit it during a sale and you may do better; we got outlet-​priced clothes at 40% off, but they were still pricier than what we normally spend on kids’ clothes.
But it’s well worth it: when we walked into the outlet today, my daughter happened to be wearing an outfit I bought there 2 years ago. It has been one of her favorites for 3 summers in a row, and it still looks adorable and virtually new.

With the legendary Hanna Andersson quality and bargain outlet pricing, the average soccer mom can have her cake and eat it too! And have enough money leftover to buy another cake.
Any first-​born kid will be the best-​dressed kid in class, and all subsequent siblings following that kid can be as well, when he or she inevitably winds up with all those hand-​me-​downs. These clothes are made to last and are specially made to release color when washing, so they never fade.
Get on the mailing list to be notified of big sales. That’s the time to stock up on kiddie wardrobes and gifts!

I love Hanna Andersson clothes for my little guy. The quality is amazing — the clothes look and wear great after many washes and years of use. We got some as hand me downs, from a family who’s son wore them, and they still look great.
That said, these clothes are not cheap. Hence the outlet store this mama very, very happy. I stopped in to pick up some jammies for my son, gifts for friends’ kids, and some cute little accessories. Most of the store is girls clothes, which is much the case for little kids clothes, but there was a lot of great boys clothes at Old Navy prices. I walked out with a giant bag of clothes for a fraction of the cost. Some of the items in this store are featured in their current catalog. and cheaper than the catalog «sale» prices. Sweeeet.
Btw, there’s one in the Woodinville, WA area, and the one in Lake Oswego is bigger and better than that store. Plus, gotta love the tax-​free shopping. I will definitely be back when I’m in the PDX area.

Great deals on chemical free clothing that lasts! Avoid buying white because you don’t want to stain these clothes because they can last through multiple children. I love the after thanksgiving deals. If you shop the right sales you can buy many items under $ 5! I love that they sell organic underwear for kids. Do you want formaldehyde touching your kids bodies? I sure don’t. It’s hard to find reasonably priced chemical free clothing!

This is a great spot to pick up some fantastic and eco-​friendly kids clothes. Hanna Andersson is a very playful designer and they seem to be dedicated to using organic, sustainable production methods which is a big plus.
The outlet is a hidden secret that has fantastic deals on new and lovingly created clothing. They have equal supply of boys and girls clothes, from newborn to around 12 yrs old, teen too it all depends on sizing. There is also a mini adults corner that offers some cute dresses and has great finds if you hit it right.
A fantastic stop over for parents or people who enjoy fun kids clothes and at a great price!

I’m a regular at Hanna’s. .. very regular. The thing is, you have to go often if you want to get anything at a true discount price. Their regular prices are about 10% to 20% off of the outrageously expensive retail price — that’s not an outlet, that’s a sale.
But when this place has a sale, it’s a whopper. Every few months, they have a big sale, well advertised via emailing list. People line up to get in before the doors are unlocked. They politely refrain from pushing and shoving, instead hovering over your shoulder, hoping against hope that you’ll decide against the item in your hand, because that’s the very thing they came here to get. When they have a good sale, it’s not unheard of to get things for $ 3 and $ 5 (regularly as high as $ 48).
My children and my nephews wear a lot of Hanna — jammies, jackets, tights, dresses, leggings — it’s all cute and really takes the abuse children give. A lot of the stuff has been through all 6 kids and is still in great shape.
This is a great place to shop for matching/​coordinating clothes for siblings, twins, even parents. The staff is friendly and helpful, and they even have a little play area for the kids.
Just don’t buy that last pair of 80 blue-​striped leggings — I already have the matching dress at home, and I’m not above pinching your kid to make you drop them!

The Sister (and Brother) hood of the Traveling Cotton Pants
When my daughter was 2 we bought her a pair of striped pants from Hanna Anderson for about 7 dollars.
When she was 3, she wore them as Capri’s.
When she was 4, she wore them as shorts.
When she was 5, she kind of out grew them, but…
My son was 4 and the pants were gender neutral so he wore them as shorts.
Our third child is 3 months old.
We still have the pants.
Look for an update in about two years.
**If you are looking for absolutely well made and adorable kids clothes (and hell, my wife has even found cute items here for herself), at a bargain price (particularly when they have their frequent sales), make sure you stop by this outlet. As an added benefit, there is a Columbia Outlet across the parking lot. **

whatchu know about kid’s clothes?!
nothing! if you have never heard of Hanna Anderrson.
i am not a mommy… but i am an aunty and I LOVE this store! i can spend hours in here buying and checking out the cute, comfy clothes. my cousin’s wife introduced me to HA. this is the first place she comes to when visiting from chicago. they have only a few outlets and one of them is located here in lake oswego! they also have a store in the pearl district, but for those of you who know Hanna Anderrson and how great her clothes are, you are familiar with the high price that comes with such quality.
this outlet is not huge, but they have a great selection of kid’s clothes at awesome prices! you can get the same items that are normally $ 45 for as low as $ 5 dollars here! and it’s not like they are defective either. of course the price varies, but you can find a lot of amazing deals. they also have a small selection of women’s clothing as well.
the cotton is organic, so needless to say it is SUPER SOFT and good for you — over 50% of their stuff is certified oko text standard (tests for harmful substances). i especially LOVE their pajamas and my neices/​nephews love them, too. the prints are ADORABLE, colors are bright, and the sizing is great here because kids can grow into them really well. plus, they last for a LONG time~ extremely durable.
i love their stripes! i wish this outlet got in more PJ’s in adult sizes.
they have the cutest family collection on their website. i would totally get the matching PJs (check pic) if i ever had kids+husband. someday.
DO give this place a try!
p. s. a part of their profits even goes to a charity for kids. you are awesome, hanna anderrson. thank you :)

Hanna Andersson has GREAT children’s clothes that can stand up to the test of time. These are the kind of clothes that can be washed over and over and handed down to another child.
The sizes of the clothes are in European measurements, but the store has conversion charts that correspond well with sizing the US uses. Some of the clothes are sized a little bigger which helps as children grow quickly.
The store also has a limited amount of clothes for adults which is where their sizing goes askew. Small is very, very small so size up accordingly. Women’s clothes are for the very thin. They didn’t use to manufacture clothes for women like this, but recently they changed their line and made their clothes fit the malnourished women. Men’s clothes are sized well. I wouldn’t buy adult sized clothes from Hanna Andersson.
This review is predominantly for their online store and catalogs. The brick and mortar stores can be found on their website (
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