Troyes Designer Outlet

Troyes Designer Outlet is a McArthurGlen outlet centre in Pont-Sainte-Marie, adjacent to Troyes in the Aube. Troyes occupies a historically unique position in French outlet retail: the city’s tradition of factory shops dates to the 19th century textile industry, and the concentration of magasins d’usine around Troyes made it France’s primary outlet shopping destination well before the term “designer outlet” entered the retail vocabulary. The McArthurGlen scheme formalises this tradition within a structured village format.

BOSS, Karl Lagerfeld and Michael Kors hold the luxury and accessible luxury positions. Sandro, Maje and Zadig & Voltaire cover contemporary premium French fashion. Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Guess, Napapijri, Desigual, Superdry, Façonnable and Boggi Milano cover mainstream and lifestyle international brands. Columbia Sportswear, Salomon, Le Coq Sportif, Puma and ASICS hold sportswear positions. Gérard Darel covers contemporary French women’s fashion. IKKS, Garcia and Kaporal cover accessible fashion. Samsonite covers luggage. Doré Doré and DIM cover hosiery and underwear. Jacadi covers children’s fashion. Yves Delorme and Descamps cover luxury home textiles. Lindt covers confectionery.

The A26 and A5 motorways connect Troyes to Paris (approximately 1.5 hours), Reims, Dijon and the eastern French corridor. Troyes has long operated as a day-trip destination from Paris for outlet retail, with a catchment that extends across the Grand Est and Île-de-France regions.

Doré Doré and DIM’s presence at Troyes reflects the city’s hosiery and knitwear manufacturing heritage: Troyes was France’s primary centre for bonneterie (hosiery production) for over two centuries, and both brands have historical manufacturing connections to the Aube region. Façonnable and Boggi Milano give the scheme an accessible luxury register that extends beyond standard sportswear-led outlet formats.