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30x70StoreDir:Layout 1 10/30/07 2:19 PM Page 1 DIRECTORY OF STORES Kenneth Cole WOMEN’S APPAREL & ACCESSORIES 452 Calvin Klein underwear FOOTWEAR 218 Ann Taylor Factory Store 660 Casual Male XL 218 Ann Taylor Factory Store 335 Anne Klein 432 DC Shoe Factory Store 410 Banana Republic Factory Store 410 Banana Republic Factory Store 333 Ecko Unltd 301 Bass 301 Bass 404 Eddie Bauer Outlet 307 Clarks/Bostonian Outlet 212 BCBGirls 418 Etnies EXS 303 Converse Factory Outlet 608 BCBGMAXAZRIA 416 G. HQ. 432 DC Shoe Factory Store 408 Benetton, United Colors of 117 Geoffrey Beene 418 Etnies EXS 426 Big Dog Sportswear 341 Guess Factory Store 436 Journeys 319 Billabong Outlet 433 Hurley 448 Kenneth Cole 105 CAbi Factory Store 121 IZOD 101 Magic Step 602 Calvin Klein 115 Jockey 129 Nine West 452 Calvin Klein underwear 436 Journeys 406 Paolo Giardini 325 Charlotte Russe 448 Kenneth Cole 662 Puma 109 Claire’s Accessories 656 Levi’s 456 Reebok 307 Clarks/Bostonian Outlet 438 Lids 317 Shoe Pavilion 445 Dâ-Nang 610 Nautica 206 Two Lips 432 DC Shoe Factory Store 133 Old Navy 305 Vans Shoes 333 Ecko Unltd. 329 PacSun JEWELRY & SUNGLASSES 404 Eddie Bauer Outlet 406 Paolo Giardini 418 Etnies EXS 662 Puma 109 Claire’s Accessories 117 Geoffrey Beene 434 Quiksilver Factory Store 450 Guess Accessories 450 Guess Accessories 456 Reebok 111 Prime Time 341 Guess Factory Store 343 Tommy Hilfiger 606 Sunglass Hut 433 Hurley 119 Van Heusen 202 Time Factory Watch Outlet 121 IZOD 305 Vans Shoes 337 Zales Outlet 115 Jockey 331 Wilsons Leather BEAUTY & HEALTH 125 Jones New York Company Store LEATHER, LUGGAGE & ACCESSORIES 210 Fragrance Outlet 436 Journeys 323 Maidenform 448 Kenneth Cole 307 Clarks/Bostonian Outlet 448 Kenneth Cole 440 Perfumania 430 L’eggs Hanes Bali Playtex 103 Vitamin World 656 Levi’s 658 Samsonite Company Store 438 Lids 114 Voicecom FOOD SPECIALTY & RESTAURANTS 323 Maidenform 331 Wilsons Leather 314 Auntie Anne’s 600 Marciano HOUSEWARES & HOME FURNISHINGS C Crepes de Paris 220 MAXSTUDIO.COM 309 Corningware Corelle Revere D1 Garden Spot 129 Nine West 654 Kitchen Collection F Great Wraps 133 Old Navy 400 Le Creuset D2 Hot Dog on a Stick 329 PacSun E Maui Style Hawaiian BBQ 460 Papaya CHILDREN’S APPAREL & TOYS B Panda Express 662 Puma 301 Bass 442 Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory 434 Quiksilver Factory Store 426 Big Dog Sportswear 222 Ruby’s Diner 456 Reebok 319 Billabong Outlet H Sbarro’s Italian Eatery 208 SUO 424 Carter’s 200 Starbucks Coffee 343 Tommy Hilfiger 432 DC Shoe Factory Store A Subway Sandwiches 420 Torrid 333 Ecko Unltd. 110 Sweet Factory 119 Van Heusen 418 Etnies EXS 305 Vans Shoes 113 Gymboree 331 Wilsons Leather 433 Hurley 115 Jockey MEN’S APPAREL & ACCESSORIES 313 K•B Toy Outlet 410 Banana Republic Factory Store 127 Kids Supercenter 301 Bass 610 Nautica 426 Big Dog Sportswear 133 Old Navy 319 Billabong Outlet 422 OshKosh 602 Calvin Klein 434 Quiksilver Factory Store 446 Strasburg Children www.citadeloutlets.com.

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Spring 2017 Arches 5 WS V' : •• Mm
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