Eddie Bauer Warehouse Store

Almost every day some piece of my outfit is from the Eddie Bauer Warehouse and Outlet store. As a teacher and single mother of two, the low prices for new, high-​quality merchandise is a huge help. Staff is always courteous and helpful. The store is not glamorous but is well organized with plenty of dressing room space. I have shopped there for at least twenty years and have always been well-​satisfied with my purchases.

Love this place. I seriously couldn’t have found it without Unilocal’s trusty marketing ads! Ha! The outlet side of the building is just like your typical Eddie Bauer Outlet store. Some of the «deals» don’t seem as deal-​worthy, in my opinion. I’m such a frugal gal.
HOWEVER the Salvage room side (NOTE-that’s only open Fri-​Sat) is seriously worth it! They have tons of clothing items for women, whereas the Salvage room men’s clothing side is somewhat lacking. Make sure to look the Salvage room side’s stuff over before you buy, it is non-​returnable! They do accept credit cards and well as cash! Totally worth the trip!

My husband and I recently stumbled upon this GOLD MINE and decided it is so good we are not going to tell our family members from Georgia that exists (although they may become suspicious when they start receiving birthday and Christmas gifts from Eddie Bauer). We went for the Columbus Day Sale and got 50% off everything we bought including the items already marked 50% off. I bought some Merrell hiking boots for $ 37 and my husband got some great pull overs for under $ 20. The best find of the day was in the TRUE Warehouse tag sale room. I purchased a black down parka for $ 40. It was in excellent condition – just missing a bottom button. The same parka retails for $ 280.

The store is kind of hard to find and like most true outlet stores is hit or miss on any given day… they may have broken sizes, very limited inventory etc. But this is the real deal in a sea of faux «outlets.» They have true retail merch at often (but not always) deep discounts, plus additional discounts for AAA, military, seniors etc. My finds last weekend included a pair of women’s flannel lined jeans for less than $ 6 and a very nice 3-​in-​1 waterproof coat for my son at $ 100, about 45% off retail.
BTW one review below says there aren’t private dressing rooms… if that was the case before, it’s not any longer. The dressing rooms are small and kind of junky, but they are private.

This place saved me in the winter. $ 5 sweaters, $ 5 pants, $ 25 coats. When you first enter the building, follow the red stripe on the wall all the way down through what looks like an abandoned office building. Then you will enter the salvage chamber of bargains which has all kinds of random things– luggage, clothing, accessories, travel tools, picture frames, mannequins, and other retail fixtures. This salvage room is only open on Fridays and Saturdays. This is a fantastic way to get super high quality items for thrift store prices.

Wonderful employees! Everyone was so kind and helpful. The store was clean, and there were some great bargains for these quality clothes. There was a great selection of talls available for my husband, which is hard to find and what we really needed. We will go back.

This is one of my favorite places to shop in Columbus. The employees who work here are wonderful — incredibly helpful and super nice. The deals here are usually very good. The last time I shopped all women’s pants in the clearance section size 2 – 8 were $ 6! You can also buy catalog only items that you don’t see in stores such as home décor.

Like many things in life, it’s not what you expect to find. First off it’s a split two thirds is women’s clothing. Abd the salvage site is only open Friday and Saturday. What exactly is a salvaged clothing item? I can’t tell you add I’m here on Monday.
The regular stuff is 40 percent off. The clearance can be up to 70 percent. If you like popular colors and sizes, you may not have much to look at
It’s a good place to kill do time. The costs and pants best deals. But again do they fit is the question. All said better than a trip to the outlet mall, because it’s only one store!

I’ve been shopping here for a few years now and must say the prices have always been great. Where else can you get $ 7 polos and $ 10 jeans? Quality is always great and friendly staff. Lots of choices as well.

Loved this place. Forgot all about it… it had been almost 20 years? Today was their early Black Friday sale. Everything 40% off plus many many items 50% off on top of that! One of their registers were down so the line fed to the back of the warehouse — roughly 40 min wait — but the staff was amazing. Upbeat. Professional. Efficient.
My sweetheart spoiled me today. I have enough winter gear to look cute and stay warm for years!

This place is a hidden treasure! If you love Eddie Bauer, you’ll LOVE the warehouse! It’s huge and has everything, plus more than the actual stores carry. There are always sales for great prices and sometimes they do a «blue light special.» Last time I went, it was 70% off on certain things (bedding, shoes, etc) if you purchased them within a certain amount of time. Even if you’re not finished shopping yet, they’ll give you a time-​stamped sticker to put on your item so you’ll still get the discount.
Love this place! Eddie Bauer products are made to last and you certainly get your money’s worth… especially at this place! n

I never thought I’d be able to afford wearing Eddie Bauer at the same price (or less) than what I’ve paid for at Kohls.
This place is awesome, I seriously feel like the Indiana Jones of clothing deals when I score a deal in the salvage room (NEW pair of jeans for $ 5!).
The service is great too. My wife bought a top from the regular warehouse store (not the salvage side), and was disappointed to find a rip in it. Not only did they replace it without question, but the lady noted that we got overcharged the first time, and refunded the difference to us.
There’s also a club card that’ll regularly get you $ 5 or more off coupons.

I don’t consider myself an outdoorsy girl by any means, but I still find a ton a good stuff here! The warehouse store is actually back down a long hallway from the outlet store you’ll find up front. Everything is even cheaper, but its a hunt for the good stuff. A lot of things have holes or stains, but when you find something in good condition its a great value! I think they best things back here are the jeans and the coats. Try to wear leggings so you can try stuff on in the open, there are no dressing rooms. I’m pretty sure they are only open certain days and times as well.

Eddie Bauer Warehouse Store I want to love you, I really do. But I fear that I may never be able to do so, and that isn’t fair to you. I want to see other outlet stores. No, don’t cry… you just weren’t the one for me.
Oh it’s OK, really it is. I am certain that plenty of other budget minded shoppers will appreciate your long flowing racks of colorful clothing. They will understand why you put on the good face up front. You display normally priced premium goods in order to maintain an air of quality, not out of spite to the average bargain hunter. Once they reach your succulent backside of discount racks, they will be hooked instantly. And then, THEN when you truly open up to them and let them in to your special salvage place at a special time, well that is when the magic happens.
So why can’t we be together Eddie Bauer Warehouse Store? I’m sorry to say, that every time I come to visit you I leave so unsatisfied. I spend my money on you and leave with so little to show. I’m a thrift store man, baby. I’m behind the times. You are the new generation and I am destined to live in the shadows. It’s not you, it’s me. Good luck, and do try to write every once in a while!

Amazing. I found so much great winter gear, and I can afford it! It’s tricky to get here when you work a regular job, so put aside some time on the weekend to go and equip yourself for the Columbus weather – or your next hike or ski trip.

I hit the Eddie Bauer Warehouse store shortly before Xmas, and it really delivered.
The store is split into 2 (or 3) main sections. The part near the entrance is like a regular outlet mall store with some decent outlet-​style deals — 25%-30% off or so. If you head back and to the right, you will find the catalog clearance section — 50%-75% off or so. From what I understand, this section is where all of the leftover items from the catalog end up. Keep in mind that they will be a season behind, so right now it is mostly summer/​fall, at least in the men’s clearance section. (Section 3 is the Salvage section which is open a couple days a week and has items with quality issues.)
The store is stocked with tons of merchandise, especially for women. I was impressed by the large selection of size small men’s items, which is great for me.
There are a large selection of both men’s and women’s coats of various sorts available in the clearance section, as well as most of their current catalog selection.
The staff was very helpful. The store was very well-​organized and pretty clean, considering its location — tacked on the side of a warehouse.
If you or your people wear EB clothes or need a coat, this store should be on your list.

When you walk into the EB Warehouse Store (aka Outlet) you look at the first price tag you come across and think the world has gone crazy. «$ 50 for a button up shirt?! And this is the Warehouse store?! What the HECK!?»
But trust me, it does get cheaper. Move WAAAAAYYYY towards the back of the store. No– not yet, keep going… See the shoe racks all the way over there? Yeah, move in that direction. NO! Not by the winter coats straight that way! Those prices will give you a heart attack! Turn RIGHT, quickly!!! Yes, that is better (Wipes sweat from brow). HERE is where you will find some of the better deals in this place.
For example, most of the women’s slacks are $ 9.99– in all kinds of colors (black, grey, green, khaki). The shoes are discounted, some 70% off. Belts and accessories are in the middle (just peruse them on your way back and forth from the dressing rooms towards the middle of the store). Men’s slacks were around $ 14.99, I believe.
But, as my fellow Unilocalers have mentioned… there is more! Two days a week the secret back room opens up its rusty doors to show you the seedy underbelly of all things Eddie Bauer. And by seedy– I mean ripped pants, shirts with mysterious marks on them, skirts with hems coming apart, accessories missing crucial parts, etc.
My fav part of this back room (aside from navigating the labyrinth to get to it) are the rows and rows of feet. Yup. You heard me right– feet. For some reason– they sell manikin feet. I don’t even like feet, but just coming across an entire shelf of feet (for a $ 1 if I remember correctly) somehow was hysterical to me. Has anyone else seen that Dr. Who episode where the manikins come alive and try to kill humans? Well, the feet here would be the first to take their revenge! lol

I agree with Sammy T’s review. I never wore Eddie Bauer clothes before, but the outlet’s prices are so cheap and the quality of the goods are fantastic… I can’t pass it up! Be sure to go to the back area of the store. The best deals are there.
Don’t forget to check out the Salvage room. It’s not in the Outlet store. You walk into the building, past the entrance of the Outlet store and when you think you’ve gone too far you’re almost there. The salvage room is only open on Fridays & Saturdays.

The boy was looking for some new jeans to replace the ones that got damaged in the chemistry lab, so off we went to the Eddie Bauer outlet, hoping to find some deals. It is a bit of a drive out to the industrial area west of Columbus, but the warehouse comes up quicker than you would think, at least if you are looking at the address numbers.
I made the unfortunate discovery that even the smallest sizes in slacks and jeans don’t fit me, but the boy was able to find two pairs of jeans on sale for $ 14.99, as well as a nice fleecy jacket which will be good for the transition from fall to winter. The outlet prices were decent, although if you are looking for a steal it really depends on the week’s specials (written on the whiteboard by the door). The staff attempts to keep the salvage area organized, although it gets pretty chaotic in there. You do have to look carefully at the items in salvage, since some of them are damaged, and there is no fitting room in that section.
I’d say it’s worth a trip if you know that the sizes and styles are something that fit you well, but if you are a tiny librarian, you might not want to make the drive.

For years I never thought I would wear Eddie Bauer clothes, due mainly to the expensive prices on items and the style didn’t seem to fit me.
I stumbled upon this store as I flipped through the phone book (ahahahahah remember those) looking for a hostess outlet.
I get such great deals here… it’s sick.
$ 200.00 leather bomber jacket… I paid $ 40
$ 99.00 puffer coat… $ 30
$ 99.00 Clarks Wallabees $ 30.
Sperry Topsider canvas shoes $ 14
Sperry Topsider boat shoes $ 25.
3 pairs of knee high boots, originally 180/​pair go them for 25 a piece.
With such good prices how could I not become a convert?
Also I’m plus sized and they sell plus size items in the store. I like that they take the friends and family card here, so after I make a few purchases I receive a gift check in the mail towards my next purchase.
And it’s not like everything is out of season either or style. Sometimes I will check online for clothing and run into the same exact oxford shirt or coat on this store’s floor.
There is the salvage room which is only open on Friday and Saturday. Only go in there if you have plenty of time to dig through boxes of items. And sometimes the items are a lil more worse for wear… like it looks like it fell on the floor of the warehouse and got drug under a cart for a couple shifts.
This is my definite go to store when I need work clothes… but a previous poster hit it spot on, sometimes the prices are a lil steep for certain items that I think should be discounted more.