Sentence examples for bargain outlets from inspiring English sources

A new set of trading updates today have shown that retailers across the market had a bumper Christmas, with specialists in big brands thriving alongside bargain outlets.

There are proper local shops here and few of the empty facades, bargain outlets and fast-food emporiums that have come to characterise similar-sized UK towns that have suffered post-industrial decline.

This drop in December may have been the result of the desperate measures some stores took to attract consumers in previous months with Walmart, Gap and Sears staying open on Thanksgiving Day and luxury retailer Neiman Marcus, known for their hefty price tags, opened bargain outlets.

Shop at shopping malls and bargain outlets, thrift stores and the like for the "after-Christmas sales" for cards, decorations, and gift paper.

Fashion mavens may recognize a Jean Paul Gaultier coat picked up at a downtown bargain outlet, while Claudio's prison garb was ordered from a Web supplier of prison paraphernalia.

Beth Shaw, who owns YogaFit, said her new marketing person managed to clear out two-thirds of the unsold clothing in the company's warehouse by selling it to Ollie's Bargain Outlet at pennies on the dollar.

Retailer Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings traded higher after it announced solid quarterly results.

The agency said Chinese-made brands with diethylene glycol were typically sold at low-cost, "bargain" retail outlets.

Operators of giant no-frills warehouse stores also like adjacent bargain gas outlets because they reinforce the value-pricing image they're trying to project.

It's also renowned for its Jewish community, and as a good place to pick up a bargain, from the outlet stores just west of Avenida Córdoba - Lacoste, Puma, Cacharel - to the leather specialists on Murillo Street.

Her book, "Cheap: The High Cost of Discount Culture," carries what might seem at first glance to be a counterintuitive message: Far from making economic sense, the American obsession with cheap goods — the craze for bargains, discounts, factory outlets and Wal-Mart — is actually bad both for the planet and the individual shopper.