Spring Break: Edinburgh Outlets
Being a college student seems to put holes in one’s pocket. Students appreciate the values of being thrifty or economical. However, who doesn’t love to indulge in some shopping every now and then?
Looking nice is important at this time in our lives because we are establishing our careers and ourselves for ladies especially, but gentleman, too. Spring Break is the time to pamper yourself. Those tax checks came just in time; head to Edinburgh to visit the Edinburgh Premium Outlets.
Edinburgh is about a 35 minute drive from campus and the outlets are located at 11622 Northeast Executive Drive. It’s a straight shot, so no navigational system is required. Upon arrival the scenery is picturesque; the outlet is like its own little palace. Various stores include Aeropostalè, Nike Factory Store, Charlotte Russe and Coach Outlet.
An outlet is a place that has the same products as the original store just at a cheaper price; the quantity is more beneficial, and the quality is still tremendous.
The deals are unbelievable; one customer revealed she only spent $20 and with that brought two new pairs of jeans and a shirt. One pair of jeans even cost $5. A student is perfectly fine with bringing a week’s wages and walking out with a month’s supply of clothes, if spent wisely.
Whatever one desires is available, within reason of course. Shoes, accessories, jewelry, housewares and sportswear can all be found at the outlet mall. The shops are all in one location – no gas is wasted; walk around and get some exercise.
In addition, the Edinburgh Premium Outlet Mall has plenty of restaurants such as McDonalds, Arby’s, Cracker Barrel and Taco Bell among others. They are all readily available for all those exhausted from shopping.
At the outlet mall a student can literally shop and still have leftover money to splurge on a movie because the prices are so affordable. Start saving those dollars and head down to Edinburgh; spending money never felt more satisfying.
