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There are a lot of good deals and it depends on what you're looking for. I went in late March and there was a deal weekend going on. I was looking for running shoes and bought 2 pairs at Nike. The price was pretty good then. But, if you're looking for regular sneakers, I's suggest somewhere else. There are many low cost store gir good sneakers at the Sawgrass Mills Mall. I would suggest visiting Nordstrum Rack if you are looking for deep discounts. Its located on the outside of the mall by the movie theater. Last November we visited the Clarks Outlet on West Sunrise Blvd at Sawgrass, good deals! But plenty of other outlets there. I go to this mall a lot {kids} we go to Nike, remember it's a OUTLET mall, so check things well 1 day good next day junk, it all depends what you are looking for, also they are putting in a lot more stores IT'S a mess out there, go to a courtesy desk get a map, hope this helps..... When we were there the first week of January, we went to the Reebok outlet store.
They always have "clearance" racks as well as some other "specials" say for $29.99 per pair. They may or maynot have things in your size - may be very limited sizes only for certain styles. Also, go online when you go and look up "coupons" for Reebok. We happened to find because we are AAA members, an additional % off of the total sale for all the shoes we purchased. I always shoot to buy multiple pairs and shoot to pay average of $25.00 per pair. That's the deal we got. I bought 6 pairs and most were from the clearance rack and with the additional coupon discount came to my $25.00 average!!NEWSLETTERS Receive the latest local updates in your inboxA woman's desire for a post-Christmas bargain took a violent turn Wednesday at a South Florida mall.Cellphone video captured the confrontation between a Steve Madden store manager and a customer at the Sawgrass Mills Mall. Sunrise Police say the scuffle broke out around 5:30 p.m.Driver Slaps Woman in Drive-Thru Road Rage IncidentAndy Slater, a local sports talk radio host who recorded the incident, said the store had allegedly closed because of a computer malfunction.
Video shows a male employee letting a customer exit the store as he stands guard at the door. A woman, reportedly a tourist from Switzerland, complains that people are outside waiting to enter and asks to speak to a manager while attempting to barrel past him.The employee tells the woman that the authorities have been notified and asks that she "calm down and move backwards." "No, I want you explain to me. Answer!" she demands while refusing to move so he can close the door.Woman Denied Change For Bus Trashes Tampa StarbucksThe store manager intervenes and asks the woman to back away from the door, and again she rebuffs. The male employee reiterates that the authorities are on their way, but the woman says she doesn't care and the verbal tussle escalates to a physical fight.The woman reaches over and throws water at the store manager’s face. The manager chases her out of the store, swinging her arms and striking her twice in the face.Man Falls From Balcony During Panthers Game WednesdayOther employees usher her back in the store and shut the doors.“
You hit my like a crazy! I’m going to sue you!” shouts the tourist.The store was closed for several hours after the fight.Sunrise Police say they are investigating the incident. No arrests have been made.Steve Madden released a statement saying they were working to find out the details of an "unfortunate situation" while a Sawgrass Mills Mall spokeperson called the fight an isolated incident.OutletBound Club members receive exclusive outlet discounts, coupons and sale alerts. We work with outlet malls, retailers, hotels and restaurants across the country to bring you the latest offers and deliver them right to your inbox. It's free to join. We keep your e-mail safe. Florida's many outlet malls are particularly popular for Latin American shoppers, who welcome the steep discounts on name-brand items that can cost three times as much at home. Sunrise – Armando Neito is the typical Sawgrass Mills Mall customer. He's from Brazil, has an energized bargain-hunting look in his eye and, like lots of other shoppers in Florida's largest outlet mall, walked around the shopping center one recent afternoon carrying a huge suitcase, complete with airline luggage tags.
"It's so I don't have to pay for the cart," Neito, 23, explained. "I just got here, and already bought two sneakers and two shirts." Customers throughout the mall wheeled around the suitcases they brought from the plane and ones they purchased at the mall. They stuffed them with bags from Nordstrom Rack, Saks Fifth Avenue, Kenneth Cole, Lucky, Burberry and some 350 other discounted, luxury-brand stores. With 2.3 million square feet of shopping and dining, the Sawgrass Mills outlet mall has become a must-do stop on the tourist itinerary. Buses pick shoppers up from South Beach and Fort Lauderdale hotels, downtown Miami and even directly from the airport. The malls offer discount coupon books to tourists and lockers to store their belongings. Outlet malls are particularly popular for Latin American shoppers, who welcome the steep discounts on name-brand items that can cost three times as much at home. Although Latin American cities enjoy plenty of large shopping centers, designer items are often out of the average shopper's reach.
"From what we hear, outlet business is booming," said Linda Humphers, editor-in-chief of Value Retail News in Clearwater. She said Florida has 15 outlet centers, with one more opening in 2014 in Pasco County. The Simon Property Group, which owns Sawgrass Mills outlet, reports that its Orlando Premium Outlets-Vineland is the most productive center in its portfolio with sales north of $1,000 per square foot, she said. Outlet malls date as far back as 100 years, when apparel stores and shoe factories on the East Coast started offering up excess and damaged goods to employees, according to a Northwestern University study. In the 1930s, a men's clothing manufacturer opened the first outlet not adjacent to the store and, 40 years later, the first multi-store outlet opened. The first enclosed outlet opened in 1980 and soared in popularity over the next 20 years. By the end of this year, there will be 187 such malls around the country. Sawgrass Mills mall is the largest.
Outlet malls are usually located some distance from regular shopping centers, near a major highway, and are known for offering designer brands at steep discounts. Sawgrass, about 45 minutes from Miami and 30 minutes from Fort Lauderdale, has been the mainstay of South Florida outlet shopping since it was built in 1990. In 2001, Dolphin Mall regional value shopping center in West Miami-Dade joined the competition by offering a variety of large discount stores such as Marshalls, as well as outlet stores Last Call Nieman Marcus, Banana Republic Factory Store and Bloomingdale's. With 240 stores and 1.4 million square feet just five miles from Miami International Airport, Dolphin fits the niche of the layover guest. Buses run six times a day from the airport to pick up people who have hours to kill before a cruise ship or long-distance flight. About 41 percent of the mall's customers are tourists, with Brazil, Venezuela, Argentina, Peru and Canada the most common nationalities.
Like Sawgrass, Brazil is increasingly the country the customers call home. A whopping 85 percent of the mall's shoppers are Hispanic, said mall spokeswoman Madelyn Bello. "The buses come full," Bello said. "It's convenient because they don't have to travel as far to find the stores they're looking for. Everyone wants more value. Everything is a lot more expensive in their countries." Half Price Tours offers buses to Dolphin Mall for $25 and to Sawgrass for $30. "I think it's the selection they like," said Jeff Bechdel, spokesman for Half Price Tour Tickets. "They come from South America and other parts of Latin America, and they tend to come and return. When they return, they tend to know exactly what store they're heading for. Then, when they are done shopping, they're looking for a luggage store so they can buy more." The shopping tours are particularly popular for rainy days. Droves of South Americans head there in July during their summer breaks, he said. "It really is a full day," Bechdel said.
"There are restaurants, food courts and entertainment if you get really burned out from shopping." Ace Tours offers transportation to Sawgrass Mills mall for $40 each way for up to two passengers, with any additional passengers paying $15 a person from Fort Lauderdale area hotels and beaches. Most major hotels provide information about the shopping excursions at their concierge desks. Mercy Vargas said she and her friend probably could have found the classic-style Reebok sneakers they were looking for at a store back home in Peru, but they'd have had to search the city to find them. "I never heard of this store, but apparently everyone comes here," she said while enjoying lunch at Sawgrass Mills outlet, a stop on a South Florida tour she won by meeting sales goals at the cosmetics company she works for in Lima. "The problem I have is that I wind up spending an hour and a half, two hours in one store. I have been here four hours and I haven't seen anything close to half the mall."