stride rite/keds/sperry outlet

stride rite/keds/sperry outlet combines three heritage footwear brands under one roof. It offers Stride Rite children’s shoes, Keds canvas sneakers, and Sperry boat-inspired styles. The concept targets families who want trusted brand names and multiple categories in a single stop. Positioned in the mid-range, the outlet balances comfort, fit, and outlet-level pricing. Displays usually separate kids, casual canvas, and nautical-inspired assortments for clarity.

Specializing in shoes for the whole family, including sandals, athletics, and dress shoes. Sizes available in narrow, medium, and wide.

Route 31 or 202 to Route 12 west 1/2 mile to Liberty Village Premium Outlets entrance on right OR Route 31 or 202 to Church Street to end.

Liberty Village Premium Outlets is an outdoor outlet shopping center located at One Church Street in Flemington, New Jersey. Flemington is a historic town situated off Routes 202 and 31, approximately one hour away from major metropolitan areas such as New York City and Philadelphia. The surrounding area is suburban with a blend of local shops, dining options, and cultural attractions, including art galleries, breweries, and nature preserves. The mall is close to Flemington’s Main Street, which historically complemented the outlet shopping experience with additional dining and entertainment venues. The region is not coastal and does not have nearby beaches, but it is accessible via highways that connect it to larger urban centers. The outlet mall traditionally housed around 40 stores, featuring a mix of fashion, footwear, and home goods retailers. The store lineup included well-known brands such as Ann Taylor, Coach, Michael Kors, Polo Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Timberland, and American Eagle. These outlets offered discounted merchandise from luxury, mid-range, and casual brands, catering to a broad range of shoppers. Services at Liberty Village Premium Outlets typically included ample parking, public restrooms, and food options, with nearby restaurants within walking distance in Flemington. The mall was designed as an open-air shopping environment with amenities to support a comfortable visit. However, as of recent years, Liberty Village Premium Outlets has experienced significant decline, with many stores closed and the property largely vacant. The mall is no longer operating as a fully active retail center, and much of the site is in a state of disrepair. The owner, Simon Property Group, sold the property in 2019, and plans have been made to redevelop the site into a residential community. This shift reflects broader trends in retail and outlet shopping, where older outlet malls like Liberty Village have become less viable compared to newer, larger outlet centers that offer integrated shopping, dining, and leisure experiences. Typical mall hours when it was operational were generally aligned with standard retail schedules, often opening around 10 AM and closing by 9 PM, but current status means these hours may no longer apply. Visitors interested in outlet shopping in the region are now more likely to seek alternative centers closer to major cities or newer developments.