Esprit now has an outlet store in Ellenton
When I think of Esprit, my brain harkens back to the late '80s, early '90s. I think of the too-cool-for-school girls who had clothes from this then-hip brand.
I really haven't thought about Esprit much since. But news of an Esprit store opening today at the Prime Outlets in Ellenton piqued my interest. A quick glance at the Web site shows a continued '80s influence, which isn't really my vibe but could look cute on the right chick. I would totally wear a jeans-like cotton dress I spotted (at left), but I wouldn't want to pay the $79.50 price tag.
Perhaps there will be a happy medium between style and cost at the outlet store. If you were planning to check out this most awesome Coach sale, you may want to stop into the new 5,042-square-foot Esprit location, too.
Deal Diva Colleen
(Photo: That cotton dress I want from Esprit.com. Sorry, the site won't let me link directly to it. Don't they know we have shopping to do?!)
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