Nike Factory Store

I stumbled upon a pair of youth gloves on clearance that have an additional 40% off plus a military discount! Talk about a great deal. With the outlets, I usually go in with something specific in mind, but if I don’t find that ideal pair of running leggings, I don’t force the purchase. I didn’t find what I was looking for (running earmuffs), but I kept am open mind, looked around and found perfect fitting workout gloves!

I came in because I remembered I had a coupon for $ 50 off an $ 100 purchase and it expired that day. Not bad! I guess that means I spent a lot on my kids in a previous visit. I headed straight to the back of the store to look for some slides and elite socks. I was sidetracked by a few sale signs on the basketball shoes. Then a young gentleman came over to assist me with a pair I had my eye on. They didn’t have my size on the rack, so he offered to check in the back for me. They were totally out of my size in the color I requested (black), but he brought me a couple of pairs in the other color offered — red. I wasn’t a fan at first sight. Then I tried them on. They were quite comfortable but booooy were they red. Like firecracker red. Like eye-​opening, ‘notice me only’ red. Like nothing on this earth should be this red but fire, red. The exact color of my basketball team’s uniform/​jersey. Smh. Red also happens to be my favorite color, just not on a pair of basketball shoes.
So as I’m looking in the mirror at these RED shoes on my feet and I realized how old I was because I hated them. Why would I want to bring so much attention to myself when I was the oldest on my team? I began to look around and all the kids in the store are wearing red shoes. Red must be in. Then my young-​buck salesmen comes over (in his red tennis shoes) and compliments how good they look on my feet — Brownie point #1. He has to say that, right? Then he asked me if I played ball. When I replied that I did and in fact, I was heading to my game after leaving the store, he was in shock. He proceeded to ask me how old I was — Strike #1. You never ask an older woman how old they are. C’mon son!@!! I told him I was old and to guess my age. Then this young-​buck said, «no older than 29 or 30 years old.» SOLD! Brownie points #2 — #10.
I walked out that store whistling. EXCELLENT, EXCELLENT customer service! Do you hear me?!!

Nice clean and a wide variety of men women and children stuff. Sneakers, sweats and tees and there is always a sale/​deal.

My mom came here looking for a pair of walking shoes. She wanted something with really good cushion and wide front. The sale associate was very helpful with recommending the type of sole that provides really good cushioning. Since it was a Nike Outlet Store, most of the shoes made did not have wide front. The sale associate went through several sections of shoes trying to find the ones that fit my mom’s criteria, but unfortunately couldn’t find anything. This review is for his excellent effort in trying to help out a customer.

They have a pretty big selection for an outlet store with great prices! I definitely recommended it when shopping for gifts, but remember if you see it there now you may not next time, the stock changes frequently, its an outlet!

Having just been to multiple stores in the same Potomac Mills Outlet mall, where I received a military veteran’s discount — I was disappointed this store immediately told me «no».
So, we went back across to Footaction and bought the same shoes at 20% off.
There was little clothing in our sizes, everything seemed focused on Large and points north. Shoes sizes in the 8 – 9 range were D width only (except for 4E. what?)

My hubby LOVES the Nike Factory Outlet. Sneaker head. I like it, but really I’m a flip flops or heels type of gal.
We usually find great deals at the outlet on shoes, attire and accessories. Sales are great. Checking out the store on Black Friday is a must. I believe the sale/​promo is usually 40−50% off shoes.
Quick Tip– If you see something at the outlet, not on clearance and they do not have your size get the ID #. They can also do a query of stores that have the item for you. You can then contact the store and purchase the item w/​free shipping referencing the Nike ID policy.
Go Green– This location has a recycle your old sneakers drop off spot.