Top 10 Brands You’ll Find at Tbilisi Outlet Village
There are labels that everyone loves (and, what’s more important - trusts) and those labels tend to cost a pretty penny. If the price stung less, undoubtedly more people would jump at a chance of stocking their wardrobes with items from brands like Calvin Klein, Adidas or Levi’s.
Well, outlet villages are built exactly around that idea - and the Caucasus region just got its first one with Tbilisi Outlet Village. It opened at the tail end of 2025 and now hosts over 40 brands, among them some of the biggest names in the world. The list is still far from complete, as there are plans to open dozens more outlet stores for major brands, but the current line-up is nothing to sneeze at either.
Here are just some of the Tbilisi outlet village brands that are certainly worth setting aside half a day for a shopping trip, from premium fashion and sportswear down to everyday denim.
Premium Fashion and Lifestyle Brands
These are, likely, the shops that the majority of visitors will want to visit first when stepping into the village. Everyone knows these labels on sight, and with the outlet carrying exclusive offers of 30% to 70% sales, what they offer goes fast.
Tommy Hilfiger
Tommy Hilfiger has a recognizable style that hasn’t changed much since 1985, and for a good reason. What the brand offers - American prep with the volume nudged up - lands year after year. Why change what’s not broken? Crisp polos and oxford shirts, plus the well-cut denim that built the whole red-white-and-blue thing remains timeless and entices not only local US customers but fashion lovers across the world.
The Tommy Hilfiger Tbilisi outlet carries those staples - just from the seasons past, and the collections look as in fashion as the current ones. So come to restock polos and sweaters and chinos. Sizing runs generous and old-school, which helps if you live between two numbers. The knits and the outerwear are where the markdowns cut deepest.
Calvin Klein
Where Tommy is loud, Calvin Klein is quiet, stripped-back and great for constructing everyday looks with a little touch of personal pizazz. The outlet store carries a good selection across both the men's and women's lines.
Similar to the other stores lining the village streets, the significantly discounted Calvin Klein outlet prices Tbilisi shoppers have quickly come to rely on hold year-round, not just when a sale sticker goes up. The CK Jeans wall and the logo-waistband basics move fastest, because those are the pieces most people know and love the brand for - and they quickly become everyday staples.
Guess and Furla
For those who love fashion for the accessories above apparel, usually go for Guess and Furla first. While both offer quite a nice selection of everyday wearables, it’s the bags, small leather goods and other accessories that shine the brightest in their selections.
Guess is the louder of the two, all logo-forward denim and glossy handbags, plus the statement pieces that have run through its campaigns since the '80s. Furla, a Bologna leather house in business since 1927, plays it quiet and classic Italian, with structured bags and small leather goods made to outlast a trend cycle.
Furla's wallets and cardholders are the sleeper buys, small enough to discount hard and tough to wear out. Come for the accessories above all. A Guess bag makes an outfit pop, a Furla one is the buy-it-once kind, and both sit well under boutique pricing here.
Bimba y Lola
If a loud print stops you mid-aisle, odds are it's Bimba y Lola. Where TH and CK are the main hits among those who were all aboard the quiet luxury trend train in the early-mid 2020s, Bimba y Lola is for those who like to take up space and aren’t shy about it.
The Spanish label, started by two sisters in Galicia in 2005, deals in bold color and graphic prints, plus bags you can spot from across the room. Theirs is the selection to grab if you’re looking for something with a loud personality instead of another safe basic. And since pieces like that can clash and are a gamble if you’re only just dipping your toes in maximalist fashion, there’s no better way to take that gamble than at the outlet prices.
Sportswear and Active Lifestyle
Sportswear is currently likely the most well-stocked collection in Tbilisi Outlet Village, with major global giants becoming staples right after it opened its doors. Besides, athletic gear is the one category where last season's stock is just as good as this year's. These stores cover all requirements, from the serious training kit for athletes to the retro sneakers streetwear style fans love. On the list are some of the most recognizable international brands Tbilisi outlet visitors come looking for, but these three are likely the best to start with, because the stock goes fast.
Nike
Nike barely needs an introduction. The selection in the outlet store runs almost as deep as the main stores on footwear, from running shoes and trainers to the lifestyle sneakers that never really leave rotation. Because Nike refreshes its lines so often, the outlet fills up with colors and styles from the previous season quickly and at one of the steepest discounts among all brands. And it’s Nike! Last-season Nike is just as excellent a buy as this season, unless you’re looking for a very specific color combo (in which case, wait just a few months - that specific style will likely end up in the outlet, anyway).
The Air Force 1 and Air Max lines are the perennial draws, and the women's and kids' selections run deeper than most expect. Don’t overlook the activewear collection, particularly the Dri-FIT tops and shorts - specific sizes and styles sell out quickly.
Adidas
Adidas splits rather neatly between two particular customers, and the outlet stocks for them both.
On one side, there’s the professional performance gear, the running and training pieces with real engineering behind them. On the other, the Originals line, home to Stan Smith and the Samba, plus the Gazelle that fashionistas keep bringing back.
Exclusive outlet offers apply across the board, so it’s a good chance to grab a retro three-stripe classic at a good price (better even than the resale market). If you came for the football boots or the kids' three-stripe sets, those are here too, and marked down hard.
Lacoste
Lacoste sits right on the seam between sport and smart-casual, which is exactly where René Lacoste wanted it back in 1933. The tennis champion turned the piqué polo into an institution, and the crocodile on the chest became synonymous with an easy sporty polish.
The Lacoste polos are obviously the brand’s “hero product” and not grabbing a couple if they’re in your size and color at the outlet discount should be a crime. But don't skip the court-style sneakers, either. For anyone putting outlet shopping in Tbilisi onto their travel itinerary, this should be a stop to start with: Lacoste, after all, is the rare label that lets you easily transition between a busy day at the office (or running around sightseeing) to a dinner reservation.
Denim and Everyday Essentials
Not every trip out here is about labels you'd frame. Sometimes you just need jeans that fit and shirts that last, and this is the practical corner of the outlet village. It's also part of why the place ranks among the top outlet stores Georgia sends shoppers toward, since everyday staples are where the savings quietly add up over a full cart.
Levi's
Nobody needs convincing on Levi's. The 501 has been around since 1873, which makes the outlet the easy place to build a denim rotation without paying full retail. Fit and wash are the whole game here, since the same waist feels different in a 501 than a 511, so try a couple on the spot before you commit. The trucker jackets and casual shirts are worth a pass too, and they usually hide the deeper cuts.
Jack & Jones
Jack & Jones won't make anyone's mood board, and most carts still leave with something from it. The Danish label has turned out dependable everyday menswear since 1990, the jeans and plain tees you reach for without thinking. Prices start low and drop further here, so stock up in twos and you'll spend less than you planned.
Plan Your Visit to Tbilisi Outlet Village
What waits beyond the village gates is a carefully curated lineup of 40+ premium labels. You can take a look at all the Tbilisi outlet village brands on the official website.
The exclusive offers range from a minimum 30% discount to a steep 70% off, and the offers hold year-round. Plan a half-day, wear comfortable shoes, and spend a leisurely afternoon recharging. The doors are open every day of the week, Monday through Sunday, from 11:00 to 21:00, so there's no real pressure to stuff it into a tight timeframe.
