Positioned on the A66 motorway toward the Pyrenees, roughly 35 kilometres southeast of Toulouse in the Haute-Garonne, Nailloux Outlet Village sits on the natural route between the Toulouse metropolitan area and the Ariège’s ski and nature tourism corridor. Patron Capital and Mindston acquired the centre from Klépierre in 2025 and have outlined a modernisation programme for the site. Galeries Lafayette Outlet operates a multi-brand department-store format within the village.
ba&sh, Gérard Darel and American Vintage cover the contemporary premium French fashion segment. The Kooples covers contemporary menswear and womenswear. Lacoste covers the accessible premium polo and sportswear category. Guess, Kaporal and Le Temps des Cerises cover mainstream fashion. Millet holds an outdoor mountain sportswear position, consistent with the proximity of the Pyrenees and the Ariège outdoor leisure catchment. Le Creuset covers premium cookware. Descamps, Yves Delorme and Garnier-Thiébaut cover luxury home textiles. Villeroy & Boch covers premium tableware. Zadig & Voltaire covers contemporary fashion. Nike and Puma hold sportswear positions. Lindt and Haribo hold confectionery positions.
The A66 motorway connects Nailloux to Toulouse and to the Ariège valley toward the Pyrenees. The scheme’s position between Toulouse and the Pyrenees places it on a natural leisure and tourism route, as visitors from Toulouse heading to the Ariège, Andorra or the Pyrenean ski areas pass the site on both outward and return journeys.
Millet gives the village a relevant outdoor component for visitors travelling between Toulouse, the Ariège and Andorra.
