| div cl | | | | Given the craze for outlet stores, manufacturers |
| People in general love to do their shopping from | | | | prefer to have their own stores wherefrom they |
| factory outlets. The young mostly prefer going | | | | can interact directly with customers. A lot many |
| for outlet shopping. The varied range, competitive | | | | times it is cumbersome and time taking for the |
| prices and the lure of many outlets in one mall | | | | products to move out of the retailerâs |
| makes people throng to these outlets. This is | | | | inventory. And more so if it is âthe |
| primarily because outlet shopping helps shoppers | | | | shopping seasonâ with crowds milling |
| lap up incredible deals. It is difficult or in most of | | | | around stores offering good deals, a slow |
| the cases impossible to find such valuable deals | | | | inventory may force the manufacturer to incur |
| else where. The thrill of thousands of items on | | | | huge loses. This problem gets obviated in outlet |
| display, sometimes at throwaway prices acts as | | | | stores. When the season gets over, |
| an attractive feature to shoppers who are saved | | | | manufacturers, move unsold products to the |
| from going one shop to another. The range of | | | | outlets. The craze for outlet sale brings in large |
| variety people get to choose from, makes | | | | number of shoppers. |
| shopping from outlet stores irresistible. | | | | |