I'm fairly new to Duluth clothing but have found their clothes to be very sturdy and high quality. We tripped out to the outlet because let's be real; at full price it's expensive.
I really like supporting merchandise made in the US. We've gotten spoiled as a country by being able to buy super cheap clothing. It's often disposable and there's a larger price to pay when you consider sweat shops paying nearly nothing to workers in terrible conditions. Enough with the soapbox though.
This place is in the middle of nowhere. But the employees are really nice and helpful and they also employ people with disabilities which I think is terrific. We easily saved at least 50% off of the retail prices. Now, it's still not inexpensive clothing, but I think they will stand the test of time.
My husband says their free range underwear has changed his life. I think paying nearly $20 for a pair of boxer briefs is a bit obscene, but he loves them. Sadly, they did not have any free range undies at the outlet. I like their flannel shirts and the double layer henleys are soft and cozy. My husband and I wear various sizes in Duluth depending on the garment. I would strongly suggest trying everything on since they don't accept returns from the outlet. I hope they'll consider putting an outlet in the Chicagoland area.