Opitz Outlet

A friend recommended this place, claiming it was absolutely amazing; I left thinking the exact opposite. I thought I would be coming into a store with slightly discounted, but new goods (expecting them to be a season or more old). What I noticed was everything appeared to be used, extremely dirty, or absolutely hideous. The pricing scale didn’t reflect the goods, meaning the article of clothing may be stained or have a snag, but you’re only paying 10 $ less than retail (it was ridiculous).
I can guarantee you, that I will not be back (at least not if I have anything to say about it).

Yes this Opitz is much larger in size and not cramed in as much as the SLP location. Unfortunately I felt the prices were higher then the SLP and the amount of goods werent as great for the selection. They did offer a ton of clearance shoes that were price from $ 5 – 15 in every size but not worth the drive out specifically for a shopping day here.

Opitz is an ADDICTION! This store has been in SLP for years and that store is stuffed and crowded. I prefer this location hands down! Now I will not kid you and say it’s fancy because it’s not… its a big warehouse that is filled with fabulous designers at a fraction of the price! It’s seriously what I would call retail heaven!
The shoe selection is amazing and when they do close out’s for $ 5 and $ 10… Imelda Marcos eat your heart out! Clothes are sorted by color in each section you will have to basically dig threw clothes to find that perfect bargain! I love a challenge!
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I have no clue what’s going with Opitz, but I’ve noticed their St. Louis Park and Minnetonka prices have slowly crept up and remained up.
When launching their Minnetonka location, you could usually find some great deals as long as you were willing to hunt through their endless aisles. Since the sign outside went up, their prices followed.
I was there yesterday (2÷8÷14) and their winter wear was still full price. Yes, it’s MN and we will need to have warm clothes around for awhile (DAMN), but most other clothing retailers have reduced their Fall & Winter clothes a fair amount… but not Opitz.
As if their unacceptable prices weren’t enough, a large chunk of their clothes appear to be used. Their shoes are dirty on the bottom, the bags have worn marks and X’s on the tag (meaning the retailer removed them from their stock), and the shirts are several seasons old (3+). If you are going to sell recycled clothes, price accordingly guys… reel it in.
I would love to take their buyers and the buyers at Len Druskin to LA to educate them in the life cycle of the soft lines they buy. Someone needs to give them a reality check.

Made it by all three of these stores this trip, this one was the big hit, they where clearing the racks before restocking with winter stuff. So other then the shoes, and outerwear, most every thing in the store was $ 1. Yes that is right less then a cup of coffee, yes madness ensued yes a great many thing where brought in the end for a dollar some thing where worth buying for the belt, and turning the garment into rags. Over all a lot of fun.