Hello all! I’m looking to get my first Dutch oven and I was wondering if anyone has a good idea of how the outlet prices differ from the normal store prices? Thanks!

How do outlet prices compare to purchasing directly from LeCreuset (besides just saving shipping, of course)?

I’d like to buy a pumpkin cocotte in Rhône when it comes out this fall, and I’m wondering if there would be any advantage (aka discount 😅) from me buying from an outlet, as long as they have Rhône in stock, of course. Also would anyone here have any specific experience with the outlets in the Philadelphia area?

Thanks in advance! 🤗

I am new to the Le Creuset world and looking to buy my first piece. I have 2 outlet stores near me so yesterday I shopped around to see what would be the best fit for my household. I usually cook for 3 people but do like to host so thinking something within the 4-5 people range. Initially I thought about a brasier, but a Dutch oven would be nice for soup/stew. The sales associate then pointed me to the wide oven. I think the wide oven would be a good option, but I wasn’t ecstatic about the classic vs signature. In the back of the picture you can see they had 2 signatures, each at $258, while the classic is $232. The sales associate wouldn’t look for other colors at other outlets but I’m curious if there are any employees here who would look in the system? Located in the DMV area current but know outlets will ship if you ask them to.

Is $290 pre-tax for the 7.25 dutch oven a good outlet price? I'm doing the legwork b/c I want the right gift for Mother's Day and DH isn't a planner/researcher.

I stopped by the outlet to see what they have on sale today. The entire store is 35% but a lot of 40% and 50% off. Do you see anything you would buy? I picked up the Cerise and Marseille batter bowls for $26 each.

I really want to start investing in a few LC pieces but there are no le creuset outlets in Canada (to the best of my knowledge)

Fortunately I live pretty close to the US border and was considering driving into Washington state to go to an outlet. However, it is a 1.5-2hr drive one way so I’m wondering if it is worth the trip down.

I got an e-mail from Le Creuset that there is a 25% off sale "storewide" at the LC outlets this month. Can anyone confirm if it's truly the entire store? Because I'd love to pick up a bread oven for $75 off, but I don't want to drive an hour to the outlet to find out there are actually all kinds of items excluded...

Hi all, just wanted to give everyone a heads up about the outlets…I went yesterday and the saleswoman was able to order an artichaut 5.5 round Dutch oven (signature) with outlet pricing, so I ended up paying $285 (25% off plus an extra $30 off coupon she had). I know some people are hesitant since the outlets may not carry your colors, but with them being able to order items, it really changes the game! The outlet I went to was at the North Georgia premium outlets, but it seems like they can all do this.

I must give a shout out to the lovely ladies who helped me today at the Chicago Rosemont outlet! I had never been there before and they fed my curiosity and helped beyond beyond!

I bought this for myself and snagged one in shallot for my sister’s new kitchen! Great deals also on baking casserole sets!

Wow!!

Hi all! There is an outlet LeCreuset store 1 hour drive away from home. I have never been there, and wondering if anyone purchases from such stores. I understand product availability will differ with each location.

I’ve read in the past (and seen on this sub) that outlet pieces may not be made with the same quality that are at other retailers (William Sonoma, Sur La Table, etc.). Is this true? Or is this the classic vs signature debate? Looking to purchase a round 7.25 Dutch oven and noticed the price at the outlet was noticeably cheaper than retail and wondered if it’s “too good to be true”. Do the outlet-only colors have any bearing on quality either?

Hey guys, I’ve been looking to add a 5.5 qt Dutch oven to my kitchenware. I found one on clearance at Williams Sonoma with a code that I can get for ~$223 before tax.

Is this the best deal I can get? Or should I try and go to an outlet store in New Orleans (I’m located in Louisiana).

Hi fellow le creuset lovers! So Friday I went to my local outlet mall that has a le creuset outlet store, I went to the FTT sale this year so really didn’t need anything but wanted to just walk in to see what they had. To my surprise they had a 3 set of oval baking dishes, for around $87 for the 3 pack. I’m just so shocked at this price, is this normal for the outlet? I’m new to le creuset so I’m just learning the basics and prices that are ‘normal’. Anyone else get any good deals?

Super excited for my first enameled cast iron Le Creuset pieces!

2 QT Dutch Oven in Dune $163.80 10 1/4 IN Traditional Deep Round Skillet in Dune $142.10

I’ve had bad experiences buying shoes from outlet stores and clothes with their being manufacturing errors or things they don’t meet QA testing is it the same with Le Creuset?

We have an outlet mall in town with a le creuset store and my girlfriend loves the green cookware.

Are the Le Creuset outlet pieces the same quality as the "standard" line you would get at Williams Sonoma or Costco? I know some of the outlet pieces have plastic knobs instead of metal/stainless stel, but what about the handles? They seem a bit thiner in the outlet version than in the store. Anyone here own both types of pieces? Thanks!

Got this sucker for $240 after tax. Not including the gold heart knob and silicone pot holders