Jimmy Choo

This review is mainly for the manager at the store (older Caucasian lady) who was present when we visited the store this afternoon at around 1, the male staff who was standing beside her doing essentially nothing, and to a lesser extent, the girl who served me, Ariana.
I went in here in search of a pair of heels for our wedding, and had a specific heel height in mine. (Whatever heel height I choose would ultimately affect my dress alterations)
When I asked the younger sales associate what the heel height of the shoe in my hand, she was walking away and didn’t appear to hear me. Said manager was actually much closer to me and said to her, rather loudly, «She’s talking to you.» Manager could just as well have answered my question but okay maybe she didn’t know. (Although Jimmy Choo sales associates generally know heel heights like the back of their hand, not sure what happened here but if I had to hazard a guess, perhaps outlet store staff are of a lower quality or maybe second rate — like, they couldn’t make it at a store in the big city and ended up at Cabazon?)
Second time I asked Ariana about another pair of shoes, she took the shoe and went back to the register where the manager was now standing with another guy. They exchanged some comments about why I would want to know the heel height — followed by incredulous reactions — not sure why asking about a heel height would cause such a reaction to be honest. Manager made a face and then pulled out a tape measure (hmm wonder why they keep a tape measure there if not to measure stuff with?).
1. I’m not oblivious — I have eyes to see and ears to hear with when you pass comments under your breath in a 400 – 500 sq foot space. And yes I may be Asian but that doesn’t mean English isn’t my first language — however much I look like every other Chinese tourist who passes your doors every day. (The same tourists that ensure you have a job to go to, and get a salary every month by the way)
2. Don’t work on a sales floor if you’re going to give people attitude. Take on a stock room job, you have less likelihood of interacting with anyone. If you didn’t make it at any of the interviews at the flagship stores or even at Nordies or Bloomies, DON’T take it out on your customers.
3. Working at a Jimmy Choo store does not mean you represent the type of customer that can afford the brand. It doesn’t give you the right to look down on your customers no matter how much of a nuisance you may find us. If you’re confused, please refer to the second part of point 1 again.
Never have I been to a store at Desert Hills where the staff were so disinterested in selling anything. Even the most basic of stores like Loft and Volcom, and even Alice and Olivia boast far friendlier staff.
Jimmy Choo, take note — none of your staff at this location are interested in their jobs.
Time for an overhaul!

After my third visit in the last 8 months to the only remaining Jimmy Choo outlet** to my knowledge on the West Coast, if not the entire country, here are my takeaways:
1.) The shoes are beyond last season, meaning the selection has been the *EXACT SAME* since other two visits in ¹²⁄₁₄ and ¹⁄₁₅.
2.) If your feet are larger than a size 40.5, it’s your lucky day! Also, on the other end of the spectrum, if you have little feet, you will do well also. Along with everyone else and their sister, I wear a more ubiquitous 38.5, so those pickings were slim.
3.) The deals were decent… I got some current season «Aza» navy blue kitten heel pumps to wear to work that are now being sold at Nordie’s for $ 595 but I paid only $ 359 for them. I think the other deals may be better, but on styles that are much older, and either too big or too small for me.
So, that’s it in a nutshell! Don’t expect too much and maybe you will come away with a treasure or two!
** takes a moment of silence for the dearly departed Jimmy Choo outlet store in the Camarillo Premium Outlets’ Fashion Court **

One of the best discount Jimmy choo stores I’ve seen outside the regular design stores, price wise. The fiancé and I were just browsing and got a lot of past and current styles cut to about 30−40%. If you are in the area, give this place a look!

A girls best friend. It’s no Christian louboutin but it’s a close second. Back left wall of store is clearance. I am in heaven.

Wow! Super cute shoes. Prices were all over the place. My down grade was on the employees. No one said «Hi «or can I help you. I guess I didn’t look like I could drop a couple bills on a hot ass pair of boots. Oh well. There is a Michel Kors store. Maybe I can give them my bills.

Love this store!
I just hate that it’s tiny.
They have a good selection of shoes.
I picked up a pair of python sneakers… retailed at $ 585 and I got them on sale for $ 170.
Such a good deal (:
Employees are friendly.
You are acknowledged and greeted as soon as you walk in (:

I feel so stupid for paying full price!!! I couldn’t believe the red sticker prices. They have a big selection of in sizes 41 42 which made me happy. The only negative feedback is the size of the store. It is so small and it’s overwhelming when there is more then five people inside. But definitely worth the drive to the middle of nowhere.

AMAZING selection. Wall to wall (to wall) of gorgeous shoes. Various levels of discounts depending on the season and how much you buy. As some ladies have noted, it’s not the prettiest store with the most designed presentation. But honestly, they gotta be efficient with their space — the stars are the shoes!
You will find what you are looking for here. Happy hunting!

I was very excited to visit the Jimmy Choo outlet and was not disappointed. The store has a great range of heels, sandals, uggs, bags, wallets and hunters. There was a wall of shoes which were buy two get 50% off both pairs lowest marked price. All other items were the lowest marked price. I managed to score two pairs of shoes for approx $ 360 USD — a great deal.
Staff were friendly and helpful.

I was so excited to check out this Jimmy Choo outlet store because I’m due for a new pair of JC’s — I was seriously ready to do some damage.
When walking into this store, I was a little underwhelmed. It’s a very small store which is ok but the display was B O R I N G! I know its an outlet store and all but for goodness sakes, they could at least put some effort into selling the shoes. Or perhaps they think the shoes will sell itself. This may be true but at least look like you’re trying. I’m just saying.
Anyway, I looked at every shoe and boot they had in stock and nothing. .. I mean, nothing seemed worth buying. There was one pair that was a possibility but they didn’t have a size 7 in stock for me to try on. Boo!
Needless to say, I walked out empty handed when I was prepared to do damage. Very disappointing.
Store presentation: 3 stars
Sales Associates: 4 stars
Shoe selection: 3 stars

Jimmy Choo was having a 35% off sale so I had to take part.
True, most of the shoes were last season, however, I am a firm believer in setting the trends, not letting the current trends set you. You have to create your own look, even if your fashions are of the current season. And Jen T. is absolutely right, when you you’re rocking a hot pair of shoes, they will speak for themselves.
If you want to save money while wearing the hottest fashions, this is one of the the places at the Cabazon Outlets that shouldn’t be missed.

I got the hottest pair of Choos here for less than $ 300!
True, they were last season, but with shoes this hot, who gives a fcuk.
They actually had a really good selection of shoes and bags. I specifically came here for the Choo outlet and it did not disappoint. I also find that some Choos can be worn for many seasons and still look stylish. Plus, Choos make your feet so sexy.
So ladies, if you dont mind last seasons styles, you will save $$ by coming here.

Guys, you all have got to take your girlfriends here. Wait a second, nevermind, let them come here alone so you don’t have to pay. But if you do come with them, they’ll probably give you the old puppy face look and then you’ll have to pay big bucks for a pair of shoes so be prepared. There is huge variety of shoes, but of course, bring a fully loaded wallet because nothing is cheap here. I mean, there are discounts, but even with the discounts, you’re probably going to spend like 300 bucks or more per pair. The service was pretty decent during my visit.

I saw a Jimmy Choo outlet at Cabazon for the first time in May 2009. Since when Jimmy Choo has an outlet? There’s no way I would skip this store.
Delicious shoes were everywhere. The price was still high but the promotion was: buy one for 35% off and buy two for 45% off. Of course I had to buy two pairs because that’s almost half off for both pairs of shoes-​that was my excuse for my splurge ;)
I found my first pair without any problem. It was «Tremble Satin» in black. My friends could see my shoes from the other side of the room because the crystals were so sparkly. My second pair was Toyah. I didn’t like Toyah as much as Tremble but a customer walked in when I tried on the shoes and she wanted my Toyah. Get your own shoes… these are mine! I walked away poor and happy.
My sparkly Tremble was a hit at the office; a co-​worker even took a picture of my shoes. I had to force him to delete the picture =P Tremble is still my all time favorite. I went there again 2 weeks ago and they still had the same promotion. I love my Choo ;)
Shoegasm part 3.