At I-95 Exit 63 on the Connecticut Shoreline in Clinton, Connecticut, Clinton Crossing Premium Outlets occupies the outlet position on the stretch of I-95 between New Haven and the Rhode Island border that the state’s coastal summer visitor traffic, the Shoreline residential base, and the New York to Boston corridor drive-through market collectively feed. The 276,000 square foot Simon property sits within two miles of Long Island Sound on the Shoreline that connects the New Haven suburbs to the lower Connecticut River Valley towns, serving a trade area whose summer seasonal tourism from New Haven county, Fairfield county, and New York weekender populations supplements the year-round resident catchment for the Shoreline and lower Connecticut residential base.
The accessible luxury outlet tier runs BOSS, Coach, Kate Spade, and Polo Ralph Lauren alongside Michael Kors. Vineyard Vines and Dooney and Bourke anchor the coastal Connecticut lifestyle identity positions, with both brands sustaining a commercial affinity with the Shoreline consumer that carries through all seasons rather than only the summer period. The fashion register covers the full mid-market American outlet range: Abercrombie and Fitch Outlet, Ann Taylor, Banana Republic Factory, Brooks Brothers, Calvin Klein, Cole Haan, J. Crew, Levi’s, Tommy Hilfiger, and White House Black Market Outlet confirm the property’s accessible premium outlet positioning. Adidas, ASICS, Columbia, New Balance, Nike, Puma, Skechers, and Under Armour provide the sportswear outlet register.
The I-95 position and the Connecticut Shoreline summer tourism convert the property’s trade area from the Clinton resident base alone to the full New Haven-to-Mystic coastline visitor population during the May through September peak. For expansion teams evaluating the Connecticut Shoreline outlet market, Clinton Crossing provides the primary outlet access point to the Shoreline and lower Connecticut River Valley consumer, positioned on the I-95 corridor between the full-luxury density at Wrentham Village and the Westchester-to-New Haven urban outlet formats to the west.
