Quick Facts
The main outlet centers for shopping in Switzerland are Landquart Fashion Outlet, Foxtown Factory Outlet, Outlet Aubonne and Fashion Fish. They sell brand-name fashion, sportswear and shoes at reduced prices. Check each outlet’s website for current opening hours and offers before you travel.
Outlets in Switzerland
Landquart Fashion Outlet
Landquart Fashion Outlet (also called Designer Outlet Landquart) is in the canton of Graubünden and can be reached by train from Zurich main station (Hauptbahnhof in German). It carries fashion and sportswear brands such as Armani, Adidas, Lacoste, Hugo Boss, Max Mara, Nike and Puma, with Napapijri and FTC Cashmere among the labels for a more upscale wardrobe.
The outlet is laid out in market-style alleys. It lists special offers and a VIP club, so look at its website for current terms and opening days.
Outlet Aubonne
Outlet Aubonne is in Suisse Romandie, the French-speaking part of Switzerland. It has global brands such as Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, and streetwear and denim from labels like Billabong and Levi’s.
The outlet has restaurants and cafes, so it works as a day out as well as a shopping trip. It has offered late-night shopping; check its website for the current hours.
Foxtown Factory Outlet
Foxtown is the outlet to visit for designer labels. It carries brands that are rarely seen in other outlets, from Armani, Versace and Valentino to shoes by Bally, Jimmy Choo and Tod’s, plus Geox.
It also has everyday casualwear, including CK Jeans and CK Underwear, alongside Adidas, Nike and Levi’s. It has been known to trade on Sundays, which is not always the case in Switzerland, but check the current hours before you go.
Fashion Fish Outlet
Fashion Fish sells designer labels from around the world at outlet prices. It is housed in the historic Bally shoe factory, where fine leather was once made into footwear and accessories, so the building is worth a look in itself.
Before you go
Outlet stock and discounts change through the year, so compare a few prices before you buy. Outlet names in German and French are useful when you search: Outletzentrum in German, centre de magasins d’usine in French.
Store links checked in October 2026.
