Guess Factory Store

Guess Factory Store offers contemporary fashion including denim, apparel, handbags, and accessories. The brand is known for its youthful, trend-driven designs with a glamorous edge. It targets fashion-conscious men and women seeking stylish, modern looks at more accessible outlet pricing.

Apr 29 - May 12, 2014 Buy One Get One 50% off on the entire store.

I-90 east to Rte. 20 East; then get onto Rte. 47 North.

Huntley Outlet Center was an outdoor outlet mall located at 11800 Factory Shops Boulevard in Huntley, Illinois, a suburb positioned along the Interstate 90 corridor between Chicago and Rockford. This area, known as the "Golden Corridor," is characterized by suburban development with convenient highway access, making it accessible for both local residents and travelers. The mall was situated near the interchange of I-90 and Route 47, approximately 35 miles northwest of O'Hare International Airport. The surrounding region includes a mix of suburban neighborhoods, parks, and local businesses, with no direct proximity to beaches or major tourist attractions, but it served as a retail hub for the local community and visitors passing through the area. The mall featured over 50 outlet stores, offering a broad mix of retail categories. Its tenant mix primarily included fashion and footwear brands such as Aeropostale, Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, Carter’s, Eddie Bauer, Gap Outlet, Guess, Reebok, and Tommy Hilfiger. There were also specialty stores for sportswear and accessories, as well as some home goods and luxury brand outlets, although the focus was largely on mid-range fashion and casual apparel. Services at the mall included ample parking facilities designed to accommodate a high volume of shoppers, food options through various dining establishments, and standard amenities typical of outlet centers such as restrooms and seating areas. The mall was designed as an open-air shopping environment, which was common for outlet centers aiming to provide a more relaxed shopping experience compared to enclosed malls. It is important to note that the Huntley Outlet Center was reported permanently closed and has fallen into disrepair, with demolition beginning on the property. This means it is no longer operational as a shopping destination. When it was open, typical hours for such outlet malls were generally from late morning to early evening, often around 10 AM to 9 PM on weekdays and weekends, but these are no longer applicable due to its closure. The closure marks the end of its role as a retail outlet in the Huntley area, reflecting changes in retail trends and local development priorities.