Dillard’s Clearance Center

Merchandise is really outdated. This is the inventory that no one wanted. Bright red sportcoats for $ 138.
No sales help, very depressing. All Sales Final. Don’t plan on finding quality product at low prices. Nothing is really low

This place is one of my favorite places to shop… when I have time.
Dillard’s Clearance Center has a plethora of inventory as far as clothing for men and women. I couldn’t say they have a a good section for kids, because I have never looked. As far as shoes… women have it all, while shoes for men and kids are slacking.
Every once in a while they have specific deals, where items are an additional percentage off the already discounted price. Take my 2 sweaters and 2 long sleeve knits for example; I bought a Guess and Buffalo David Bitton sweaters today. Typically they are about $ 80ish dollars. When they come to DCC, they are auto discounted up to 65% off. Today, I grabbed them for an additional 50% off. Sweet deal in my book. Though, it is because they have a massive selection, it took me 2 ½ hours to sort through things to find the 4 articles of clothing.
The restroom was surprisingly clean. though the 2 stalls had some gaps of space when you closed the door… You could see exactly what would be going on in both of them…
Not that I need help asking for things in this store, but other people did. There were always employees around to offer assistance.

How does this place have 4 stars? It’s literally the gloomiest store I’ve ever been in. So dimly lit. Terrible Juniors selection. I wouldn’t return.

I shop for clothes in two places here and online. I love getting quality brands in my size (XLT) for under $ 20 bucks. I get almost all my shirts and shoes here.
The regular markdown is fine, not really worth the trip, but everyday they have different categories with extra discounts. I hate the way this review sounds, because I hate shopping. But, bitching Nike sneakers for $ 35! I like having cool clothes and I can afford it here. I love this place, even though I would like it if they had hand sanitizer in the checkout area.
Warning, sarcasm zone: Some of the stuff belongs a Goodwill not Dillard’s. I think this store has the largest selection of slightly worn women’s peep-​toe platform shoes this side of the Mississippi river. If it was not for the no return policy this would be a great place to by your prostitute a new’ish pair of shoes.

So I have no idea how this place got so many good reviews. I drove all the way from Surprise to check out the bargains that everyone raved about. Well, if I were about 50 years older I might have been able to appreciate the clothing selection they had. I seriously felt as though I might run in to one of the Golden Girls coming out of the dressing room. The clothes were just… well, I have no words. I guess it might be good for businessmen who like to buy their dress shirts, and maybe it’s good for shoe enthusiasts. Other than that I don’t know who else could appreciate this place. And I am an avid Goodwill shopper, so I am NOT picky about my clothes by any means. Even I, a thrift shop hopper, couldn’t find anything I liked other than a tank top to sleep in. I found much, much better deals on the Kohl’s clearance rack this weekend. So in conclusion, this store… don’t, just… don’t.

Great place for a bargain! Especially on Dillard’s brands. I love looking through the shoes and dresses. You have to be willing to wait for a dressing room and go through a lot of clothes but when you find your bargain, it’s worth it!

This store has come a LONG way from it’s old location at ChrisTown Mall where the clothes were possibly several years old. This Dillard’s has been a «go-​to» place for me to shop when I don’t have time to find what I need online or just need a really good deal on things that can’t be found online at a decent price.
I stop in periodically to look for shirts and jackets. They have just about anything you could need (for a man) and most of the stuff seems like it haven’t been there forever either. There is always something to be had at this Dillard’s.
So here’s the not so great news. The bottom floor is empty and closed off. It’s easy to forget that and if you do you’ll have to go around the corner and up the escalator and back around again to get in. Also, their hours are short. Opening at 12pm daily, which forces me to shop with afternoon folks instead of the easier and quieter morning time. One other thing, since this is a clearance store there are no returns on items you buy here. So just keep that in mind.
In the end it’s a good store with lots to offer if you come in periodically and remember to come in from the second floor.

I love, LOVE, this store!!! If you like weeding though clothes in pursuit of a bargain, than this is your spot! Everything in the store is 65% off. Then there are additional percentages off on top of that. I lose my mind every time I enter this place. I mean really, where else can you get designer dresses for $ 4.99 — $ 8.99? I’ll take the Messy Racks for $ 5 Alex!
Now, please, realize that this is a Clearance/​Outlet store. Don’t go in there thinking you are going to get top-​notch service. Staff are few and in between. Once you are in the dressing room; no, you CANNOT «buzz» the attendant to get a larger/​smaller size. Not gonna happen. Unless your BFF or Boo is seating, waiting while you try on items. Don’t go in there with that hopes of haggling or negotiating for a better deal. You will not be successful. For crying out loud, they’re practically giving the stuff away. Yes, you can use your Dillard’s card here.
I think that between this location and the one in Mesa, I have been on each day of the week and neither location is ever crowded… even on a Saturday.
You can check their website or call for daily sales. Each outlet sales are different.

Just like any place you always have to check back to see what is new. I would say that a place called A Second Look is much better on 32^nd Street and Shea.

One day I was walking around the mall and I came across Dillard’s Clearance Center. Yes, I know I was walking around Metro Center Mall. People say that Metro Center is weird and scary. But it really is not all that bad during the day. I’m not really sure how it is at night and I really do not want to know.
Anyway, back to the Clearance center. This store is like a big thrift store, but bigger and better. You definitely have to dig through the racks to find great things. The prices are always great and I always come out with a big bag of cloths. The only downside on this store is that it is a little smaller than the Clearance Center in Mesa. But it is still a great store.

Now THIS is a bargain center! My friend and I hit Dillard’s Clearance Center right after an unsuccessful couple of hours at Last Chance (2 stars… definitely not impressed), and comparatively speaking, this was such a breath of fresh air. There was so much merchandise and I couldn’t believe how big the place was… it’s huge! Not all that many shoppers on a Monday afternoon, so it was peaceful and quiet, we had plenty of personal space to browse at leisure. I’m not sure if this is a regular thing they do there, but when we were there, they had discounted certain items even more deeply than the regular clearance prices. My friend got two women’s dresses for $ 1.99 each! What?!? And I scored a brand new, super cute Guess dress in perfect condition for $ 11. The thing that most impressed me was the neatness of the store and quality of the merchandise. Nothing I grabbed or tried on had flaws of any kind. Plenty of name brands to choose from. I actually cannot wait to go back when I have a legitimate excuse to go shopping… Dillard’s Clearance Center is awesome!

I have to temper myself. This place makes me into a shopaholic. I am very frugal, and fight tooth and nail for the best deals. I swear to God, there is no other place in Phoenix I prefer to shop at for work and nice clothing, other than here. Why? Lets see…
~What To Do~
Shop to your hearts content for simply earth-​shattering deals you can’t even find on E-​Bay. You can purchase anything from top of the line suits all the way down to ties, undies, etc. If you need work clothes, this place is for you.
~The Good~
There is almost too much good. They have consistent price markdowns ON TOP of the gutted prices they already have. I just lost weight, and this was a perfect time to get new clothes. I bought a pair of nice fine wool slacks for $ 25. Their original price: $ 125 before tax. Yep. I bought three, got them hemmed, and now I look like P-​Diddy at work. Oh, and it doesn’t stop there. I got my entire wardrobe re-​stocked with work shirts, all for about $ 9.50-$ 18 each. Original prices ranged from $ 45 – 70. Insanity I tell you. Pure insanity. I saved, oh, just North of $ 500. I spend, for the record, $ 135 for three top of the line slacks and five new work shirts. I look slick, and my manager is slack-​jawed at my new clothes (and that I can fit into them, haha).
~The Bad~
Three things to point out as below par. First, its at Metrocenter, which is the Flint, Michigan of Arizona malls. Second, they are understaffed with people who are only primarily managing the front desks and go-​backs. Third and most important, are the clothes themselves. Many have sat on racks forever, so if that upsets you, so be it. Also the styles are a bit older, although for me its not an issue. A pink suit is a pink suit, not much to it. Some women might find some styles difficult to find, etc, but I can’t attest to their taste. Also they have limited brand options, if you do not like Dillards store brands, just walk away. (Please note the one main exception to this is their shoes, which feature a wide variety of designer options which are pretty nice)
~The Down Low~
If you are updating your wardrobe and must watch your funds, please just stop wasting your time somewhere else. Unless you must have a new fashionable shirt or item, just come here and save hundreds upon hundreds of dollars. Although I will round up to five, in reality, they get 4 ½ stars. Three stars simply for the insane prices/​deals, 1 for the range of styles and options for me to shop for, and and a ½ star finally for the convenience and closeness to me. They lose a ½ star because its at Metrocenter, BAH! Stop giving money away where it’s not necessary to, and just say «Shut up and take my money!»

This is kinda like a roll of the dice. Lots of really nice items but you have to look through the haystack to find the pin! Every time I have taken the teenage daughter here to find some clothes I end up with a very happy kid and I’m happy with the bill.
Why get a piece of junk from a lesser retail place when for time and effort you can score a $ 280 dress for $ 13? I have! Name brand, absolutely. This season, mainly. Great selection? Depends on when you go. Some days we find a ton of things to take home. Sometimes one… but always at least 75% off original price! Usually I’d say 90.
It’s terrific for a mom of a teen who is hella picky. You could score some deals on home furnishings too but I think most tend to be rather bland and not worth my time to look through but if you are willing to search there are some diamonds among the stones.

This is now my favorite store to shop for clothes.
Everything is so cheap with good brands. I will shop here again and again. I found a Daniel Cremieux sportscoat for 43 dollars. Now that is worth the tears of children.

I love bargain hunting here. Their selection rotates seasonally but I’ve found some great deals on all kinds of women’s clothing, boots, swimwear, and pajamas.
There’s a huge section with dresses and their lingerie tends to go up to sizes big girls will be happy about. Sadly, it’s a bit of a crapshoot to know which departments are having an extra percentage off the sale prices on any given day. No returns allowed.

This place is awesome. I’d been to the one at Fiesta Mall but not this one until today.
I think overall it’s smaller than the one at Fiesta Mall (maybe not but that was my impression). The shoe selection is pretty great, especially if you wear around a size 6. I found two awesome pairs of boots, one leather and one Teva, that cost me a total of $ 66.
I didn’t do any clothes shopping today but there really is a lot to look at. It appeared they had way more for adults than children. Especially if you have a little boy, I was there with my friend who has a baby boy and there wasn’t even an entire rack of stuff for his size and gender.
The only reason I’m giving it 4 stars and 5 is the disorganziation. I know it’s Dillard’s Clearance Center and I can’t expect too much, but it was kind of annoying that I found two boots I really liked (before I found the ones I bought) and I couldn’t find the matching boot. If there was some way they could do a better job of keeping things together then definitely 5 stars.

My friend told me about a recent clearance special he stumbled upon and I doubted the savings and quality of clothing. It was 70% off items already drastically reduced. I assumed it was all crappy, disposable unwanted poorly designed apparel but I was wrong. I found a cool graphic tee for $ 3.99, flat front chinos for $ 8, charcoal cords for $ 6, euro shams for $ 2.99, pajama bottoms for $ 6, and a few other reduced quality items. Who cares if it was last seasons or even last decade’s designs? The prices are bahhhhhhhnanas!
I’ll also add it was very well organized and the racks/​shelves were surprising well maintained compared to other bargain basement outlets I’ve been to and add way better than Last Chance. The items are new never used. Shoe department sucks tho.
I was tempted to walk the mall for an Orange Julius and a hot pretzel but then I remembered I hate malls.

One of the very few reasons to set foot in the once great Metro Center Mall. This Dillard’s Outlet is where items that don’t sell at the regular stores end up at discounted prices. We used to go to the Dillard’s Outlet when it was located at Christown Mall and even using only the second floor, this location is much bigger and better organized.
They have a great selection of men’s and women’s clothing and a smaller selection of children’s and home goods.
Over the years, I have purchased several suits at the Dillard’s Outlet and they have an excellent selection of good quality Hart Schaffner & Marx, Austin Reed and Ralph Lauren suits and sportcoats for reasonable prices.
The only thing I dislike is that the store is weighted extremely heavily toward Dillard’s house brands and Phillips Van Heusen produced brands such as Michael Kors; Daniel Cremieux; and Roundtree and York.
Additionally, a friend who works at the flagship Dillard’s at Scottsdale Fashion Square once told me that the final markdown at the retail stores is actually a lower price than what items sell for at the Clearance Center, so that’s something to keep in mind.

Ranking right in between Last Chance and Nordstrom Rack in pricing, crazy customers, and cleanliness, the Dillard’s Clearance Center is worth the foray into the ghetto.
They have unadvertised sales every week, knocking up to 75% off of the already reduced merchandise. I’m not crazy about the shoe or denim section but the rest of the women’s clothes are awesome! They have special racks that will have dresses or skirts for anywhere from $ 4.99 to $ 9.99. The best deals in the store are on these racks.
Return often to check up on the sales!

After my horrible experience at Last Chance I was hoping this place would be better, and it was! Everything was on sale, and they have sooooo much stuff! My dad got like 5 nice dress shirts, I got a pair of sleep shorts and a dress and I think my mom got something and it all totaled to about $ 70! Such good deals! If you have a daughter who needs a prom/​homecoming dress or if you need a formal dress for yourself this is the place. They had a lot of pretty dresses for super cheap. We were pretty much shopped out so we didnt spend that much time there but if you have 3 – 4 hours, spend it here! and it lets out into the metro center mall so when your done in there you can stroll around out there! I am definitely going back soon!