SHOPPING www.discovernewengland.co.uk
ranging from Sports Authority and
GAP Kids to Aldo and Old Navy.
www.warwickmall.com
● Brown & Hopkins,
Chepachet America’s oldest
country store is full of
collectibles, from candles and
candies to furnishings
and home-spun fabrics.
www.brownandhopkins.com
designer stores, from Calvin ● Kittery Outlets Only an hour
Klein to Jones New York. from Boston, 120 outlet stores
DESTINATION SHOPPING www.primeoutlets.com offer huge savings on designer
CONNECTICUT ● Natick Collection, Natick West labels, ranging from Barbour
● Clinton Crossing Premium of Boston, New England’s largest Warehouse Store and Gap Outlet
Outlets, Clinton Stroll from mall has 200 stores, including to Izod and Liz Claiborne New York.
shop to shop; 70 stores, including Nordstrom, Lord & Taylor, www.thekitteryoutlets.com
Coach, Cole Haan, Nike. Macy’s and Neiman Marcus.
www.premiumoutlets.com www.natickcollection.com NEW HAMPSHIRE
● Westfarms Mall, Farmington ● Wrentham Village ● Mill Falls Marketplace,
160 shops and restaurants, ranging Premium Outlets, Meredith Shop in one-of-a- VERMONT
from Lord & Taylor to Victoria’s Wrentham Approximately kind boutiques in an old mill ● Essex Shoppes, Essex Choose
Secret and Talbots Woman. 45 minutes south of complex: clothing, country from outlet stores and local
www.shopwestfarms.com Boston, this shopping gifts, accessories. ‘specialty’ shops: Polo Ralph Lauren
● West Hartford Center, Blue village has 170 outlet www.millfalls.com Factory Store, Reebok/Rockport
Back Square This European-style stores: Hugo Boss, Lacoste, ● Pheasant Lane Mall, and Van Heusen. Near Burlington.
town centre boasts 140 stylish Polo Ralph Lauren. Nashua This huge major mall www.essexshoppes.com
shops. www.premiumoutlets.com/ offers over 130 stores, from ● Manchester Designer Outlets,
www.centerandsquare.com wrentham Samsonite and Swarovski Manchester Village One of the
● Tanger Outlets, Westbrook 65 Crystal to Macy’s. country’s best-known outlet villages,
brand-name designer outlets, from MAINE www.simon.com with discounts of 30-70 per cent
Levi’s Outlet By Most to Nine West ● Freeport USA Close ● Settlers’ Green Outlet in BCBGMAXAZRIA, Yves Delorme,
Outlet and Old Navy. to Portland, this village Village, North Conway One Giorgio Armani General Store.
www.tangeroutlet.com/ of 170 shops and outlets of New England’s largest www.manchesterdesigneroutlets.com
westbrook includes names such as outlet shopping destinations ● Frog Hollow on The Marketplace,
Banana Republic and the Polo offers savings of up to 75 per Burlington The offi cial Vermont
MASSACHUSETTS Ralph Lauren Factory Store – plus cent at over 60 stores. State Craft Center, Frog Hollow
● Prime Outlets, Lee In the heart L L Bean, the outdoors store that www.settlersgreen.com showcases the work of the state’s
of the Berkshires, save up to is open 24 hours a day, year round. ● Tanger Outlet Center, Tilton artists and craftsfolk.
65 per cent at some 60 www.freeportusa.com Among the 50 shops are Brooks www.froghollow.org
Brothers Factory Store, Nike ● Northeast Kingdom Artisans
Factory Store and Polo Ralph Guild, St Johnsbury More fi ne
Lauren Factory Store. crafts in this co-operative that
www.tangeroutlet.com/tilton features the work of 100 artisans.
www.nekartisansguild.com
RHODE ISLAND
● Providence Place, Providence
Altho
ugh th
e rate
Classy shopping in 170 stores, from
TAXES varies
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Nordstrom and Tiffany & Co. to
the s
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Coach and Abercrombie & Fitch. non-existent:
www.providenceplace.com
● Con
nectic
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sales
tax o
n
●
items
Newport ‘Specialty’ shops all
under
$50
● Maine:

over town range from jewellery and
5% sales
tax
● Ma
ssach
usetts
: non
sailing gear to art and antiques.
e on i
tems
under
$175
www.gonewport.com ● New Hampshir
e: no sales
tax
● Warwick Mall, Warwick Shop for
● Rhode
Island:
no sales
tax
the whole family in the 70 stores,
● Ver
mont
: none
on ite
ms un
der
$110
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