Factory outlets France

In her Magasin d'Usine, Loopita creates real nuggets. Bags for shoes or swimsuits, laundry baskets for travel, cushions for young and old. You'll also find posters and other items in the colors of the Landes region. The majority of prices are discounted - a veritable Ali Baba's cave! Their products are also fully customizable, for clubs, artists, companies and events, starting at 50 pieces. Loopita is also an official partner of France Rugby, and creates XV de France collections.

People come from far and wide for good deals all year round. Since the completion of its expansion, Marques Avenue Romans now boasts 88 stores on 15,000^m2! Exclusive stores with preview collections, labels known for their expertise and factory prices. On the menu: Levi's, Aigle, Nike, Petit Bateau, IKKS, Caroll, Aubade, Le Creuset, Rituals, Lindt, Haribo and many more. And there's a choice of fast and not-so-fast food. For example, a burger at Une Faim de Loup or a meal at Aix&Terra.

Artiga is the specialist in Basque fabrics and home accessories! The brand's design/sewing workshop crafts inspired, colorful products, perpetuating regional know-how. The adventure began in 1999, when Quitterie Delfour bought a sewing business. At a time when everyone else was relocating, she chose to keep the entire production line in Magescq. There are now 6 boutiques: Magescq, Bayonne, Biarritz, Espelette, Saint-Jean-de-Luz and Bordeaux, where you can find the perfect gift or treat yourself.

It is one of the most symbolic and famous companies of the city of the painters, already hundred years old. Concocted in the purest Breton traditions of Finistère, the Galettes et Palets de Pont-Aven® were born in 1920. They continue to delight gourmets and make excellent gifts. In the 3 shops of the biscuit maker Pont-Aven, Delphine and her team will welcome you with good mood to make you discover all the authentic and generous products.

In total, several hundred of the most prestigious fashion and luxury brands with prices reduced by up to 70% are located at Mcarthurglen all year round. Eighty boutiques offer their top-of-the-range products. There is plenty to satisfy shopaholics, who will find a giant car park with 1,600 spaces to park their vehicles as close as possible to this temple of bargains. Of course you will find cafés and restaurants on the spot

The great chefs, pastry chefs and chocolate makers of France and elsewhere swear by Valrhona, the benchmark in chocolate. The house was founded in 1922 and the brand was born in 1947. Here, alongside the production workshop, you can compose your own box of chocolates, choose your own dessert, taste the new products... You can be sure that these delights are made from chocolate pods from the best plantations in the world. Dare to try them hot or cold, as sweets, with coffee or as an aperitif... We will forgive you all your excesses!

History: The Biscuiterie d'Amboise, renowned for its biscuits, with a respectful taste of a centuries-old tradition, was created in Chambord, a stone's throw from the castle, more than 30 years ago. Its pastry chefs, passionate craftsmen, scrupulously respect the practices of yesteryear by using first quality ingredients.

Products: The flagship product? Le Palet solognot, a lightly shorn butter biscuit, filled with reasons macerated in rum. Since then, the biscuit factory has been enriched with about twenty tastier references, each one more delicious than the next.

Advantages: You will find all the products available in the factory store's displays... At tasty prices!

History: The creation of the Little Marcel brand is quite recent, it goes back to 2005, 15 years ago. Eric Schieven and Lynda Leseigneur are at the origin of this creation, in Le Grau-du-Roi, whose first model was the famous black and white silk-screen printed marcel with a child's handwriting sold at 10 000 copies. The colourful range that followed became the very image of the brand. Despite the great success, in July 2015, the brand was placed in receivership, 80 of the 120 employees were made redundant and all but 10 of the shops were closed, mainly in the South of France.

Special features: The brand identity is based on navy stripes and children's writing.

Products: Factory outlet store. Women's, men's and children's ready-to-wear and accessories.

Advantages: Discounts of 30 to 70% compared to the usual shop prices.

L'Usine de Roubaix, Europe's leading factory outlet center, currently boasts over 50 stores and restaurants. In these difficult times, many of them have closed, but this must-visit shopping destination is determined to turn things around by building on its major assets!

All very different in style, the stores have one thing in common: they sell stock at preferential prices. You're sure to find everything you need to equip yourself with brand-name products, in style and for less!

More than 200 years of existence! Created by Thomas Hall, an Englishman, in the buildings of a former convent, the Faïencerie de Gien continues to exist. With the raw materials of the region, it composes all kinds of plates, salad bowls, vases, teapots, etc., for a table out of the ordinary and of all beauty, striking. Among the collections, Les Oiseaux de paradis takes us there, Toscana and Jardin du Palais transport us. Continuing to dare quality without detours, this choice has enabled it to obtain the EPV label: Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (Living Heritage Company). Gien than that!

History:Armor- lLux is today a renowned brand for the originality of collections inspired from the colours of the sea and the values of Bretagne (marine, t-shirts striped, marine sweater, jackets, shiny, reefer jacket, duffle-coat…). It is also a company that stove to curb unemployment in France and to defend a unique know-how in the production of products in mesh teases and cotton. It is a citizen company that works for sustainable development and fair trade. 640 people work in the group. The headquater is located at Quimper.

Particularities: Designing, production, distribution of high - quality clothes for men, women and children. A unique know-how in the production of clothes with mesh teases and cotton. 3 production sites in France and a tradition employment distribution.

Products:Armor- Lux (Clothes, night wears) Land and Sea (clothing), Bermudas (technical water sports and sportswear), Male Berac (classic sweaters), male Italian costumes, shoes, collections of old seasonal products, oddments and some recent products. Table arts, regional alimentary, decoration and cultural products (CD, books, DVD).

Advantages: Two exceptional sales of oddments at the end of November and early May.

Chic: Shop adjacent to the factory, changing room, temporary exhibitions of local artists in the reception hall. Relaxation area.

The history of the Linvosges company, born in the heart of the Vosges in 1923, is linked to the tradition of the Vosges master clothmakers who, in the 19th century, had their linen cloths bleached in the surrounding meadows. Since its creation in the town of Gérardmer, the Linvosges company has offered collections of top-of-the-range household linen. 90 years later, Linvosges, which has become a mail order specialist, remains a reference in the high-end household linen sector. Distributed all over the world, the company works with the most noble materials.

Access: Direct access RN165 - Exit N° 37 " Landévant - Nostang ".

Presentation: Welcome to the world of salted butter caramel! Carabreizh opens the doors to a colourful and offbeat universe, filled with irresistible salted butter caramel and fruity candies.

History: The history of Carabreizh is above all a story of passion, sharing and greed. The one that unites Myriam and Christophe Niceron around the desire to accomplish together an authentic, warm and Breton gourmet project. They have succeeded! Today, Carabreizh is a brand fully established on its territory, holding high its origins, its know-how and its values through the talent and expertise of a team of 38 people.

But let's go back to the beginning... It is in 1993 that the Carabreizh adventure begins in South Finistère with two trestles and a board for Christophe and Myriam Niceron. The two of them settled in Brittany, making Breton delicacies to sell on the markets. It is an immediate success.

In 1997, Myriam and Christophe set down their suitcases in Belle-Île-en-Mer for which they have an immediate crush. They set up in a refurbished garage and created the Kerfood company with a Breton cake filled with salted butterscotch caramel as its star attraction.

In 2005, after two years of research to perfect the recipe and control its constant quality, it was the turn of the Carabreizh salted butter caramel cream to be created in the Belle-Île factory.

Two years later in 2007, the company joined "Produit en Bretagne", the regional network with shared values. This large family allows the brand to grow and open up to the continent. It was then in Landévant that the company set up its administrative offices and became actively involved in the association to contribute to the economic development of its region.

The years 2010-2014 will see the company's expansion gradually develop. The team is growing and the range of salted butterscotch products is expanding with the different caramels and then the coulis.

In 2014; Kerfood is awarded the "Coups de Coeur Ouest France" and "Produced in Brittany" awards, and hailed for its development of innovative activities and the affirmation of its territorial anchorage. Soon, a new project is taking shape: that of a factory on the continent...

In 2016, it's a reality. The construction and commissioning of a new factory and new administrative offices in Landévant (56) are launched, representing 2,800 m² of production, development and promotion space.

In 2017, it is the creation of a salted butterscotch candy innovative by its incredibly tender and creamy texture and the birth of Carabreizh Les Loustiks: the new Breton fruity candies!

At the beginning of April of the same year, the World of Carabreizh opened to the public: a gourmet and playful journey to the land of salted butter caramel and fruity sweets, extended by the Carabreizh boutique. The two areas cover a total surface area of 420 m².

Products: The direct sales area is located on the production site in Landévant, with products in exclusive formats and special offers. You can also take advantage of a free tasting to taste all the specialities. You will find the brand's flagship products: caramels, caramel creams, biscuits and fruit candies... And all the promotions of the moment.

In addition and exclusively in the factory outlet, large packaging, gourmet offers, batches, downgraded products and short dates are offered... Because here, there is no waste! You can choose from a wide range of discounted destocking offers.

Clever: Parking for cars, bicycles, motorbikes. Camping-car pitches (2 places), coaches (1 place). Places and disabled access.

Access: Next to the Triumph plant in Obernai.

History: Everything started in 1886. Originally there is the corseer Johann Gottfried Spiesshofer and the merchant Michael Braun. They both founded Spiesshofer & Braun. They start their production of corsetry in South Germany. In 1902, the successful company and founders need a memorable name for their brand. They are inspired by the Arc de Triomphe to call it Triumph. Very quickly, the company became leader in the production of lingerie in Europe until it became established worldwide. In 1990 Triumph bought Valisère's luxury lingerie brand. Triumph also owns the Sloggi and Triaction brands.

Particularity: Obernai's site is no longer a production site but a logistics platform, the largest distribution center in Europe. The factory store is in the platform.

Products: Day and night lingerie, Triumph bathing suits, Sloggi, Valisère, Triaction for men and women. Also find the Mamabel brand (lingerie for pregnant women).

Benefits: Reduction of 30% throughout the year. In the period of sale, the reductions reach up to 50%.

Do you know Quai des Marques? Located on the banks of the Garonne, this shopping center is the place to go for those who want to treat themselves without breaking the bank. Here you'll find some thirty major brand-name stores offering discounted prices. Among the brands you'll find this household appliance store. Small appliances include Calor, Rowenta, Moulinex, Seb, Tefal, Krups and Lagostina. Food processors, cooking appliances, juicers, table accessories... All with a discount of at least 30%!

History: At the entrance to the eponymous village, the building itself symbolizes the activity. We know the lonely silhouette of this factory, in which the architect Philippe Starck has grabbed a huge blade. Forge de Laguiole was founded in 1987. It has resumed traditional manufacturing methods. We start the visit by the lobby and the exhibition room. The furniture, as in the downtown store, is signed Starck. We continue through the workshops and the forge (hot), which shows how metal, horn and wood blocks are transformed. Careful polishing, and this is the object ready to expose itself.

Specifications: This factory has made a certain reputation for Laguiole by obtaining many prizes. She made it known thanks to a few designer knives, having made some variations around the silhouette of this object - Starck, of course, but also Sonia Rykiel, Jean-Michel Wilmotte, Andrée Putman, Andrée Putman, Ora-Ïto… -, next to them, the magnificent pieces that Virgilio Muñoz Cabel is doing. Allero (Best Worker of France) and Stéphane Rambaud, the two art couteliers of the factory whose knives are a mixture of tradition and creation. You can also cite the collection made with the famous local restorers Bras. Finally, there are fluo, yellow, green or orange models!

Products: Art cutters, folding knives, table arts, design knives, sommeliers, unusual objects.

Benefits: Direct price out of factory.

Futed: Free or guided tour of the factory on request.

Outlet is a North American term used to describe a shopping mall with factory outlets. Nailloux is the address of the great South-West, a shopping village just twenty minutes from Toulouse. This Fashion Village resembles an authentic Lauragais village. Cobbled streets, shaded terraces, a fountain and vaulted passageways are the perfect place to relax. The 150 brands offering discounted prices and bargains are a must. Ready-to-wear, leather goods, accessories and decorative items... In addition, there's a host of practical services: ample parking, stroller and wheelchair loans, relaxation areas, games and, of course, restaurants to make the most of the view!