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Under Armour Factory House

Under Armour Factory House

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3939 N Interstate 35 Frontage Rd #suite 650, San Marcos, Texas, 78666, United States
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Mar 23, 2018
I don't like driving to this outlet all the way from the South side of San Antonio. Just about every major city has one, why not San Antonio? This is military city and under armour could make a lot more profit if you had a store here on base at Fort Sam Houston or Lackland like you do in El Paso. I use to shop there all the time.

Feb 16, 2018
They have good prices. I just wish they offered more in the way of cotton. I don't spandex material. It's not as soft or comfortable.

Feb 8, 2018
You can tell employees don't get paid by commission, because every employee I came across didn't bother to see if I needed help. Also was not greeted.

Jun 21, 2017
Went in to the store to find my wife some work out gear and saw that they had an awesome sale on shorts.The sign said 2 for $30 and a sign right next to it said "take an "additional" 50% off all work out shorts". I even asked the manager if the 50% off was correct and she said yes! The shorts were also 50% off! I go to check out and she said that she won't honor the 2 for $30 plus the additional 50% off, only the 50%. I took pictures of the signs prior to checking out which she then took them [the signs] down. No one will answer the phone there so I can't even speak with the general manager about the situation. If other big brands have to honor what's advertised then why doesn't Under Armour?Guess I'll start emailing corporate about this since Megan the store manager isn't trying to resolve this situation.

Nov 25, 2017
This place is autistic. I could find more under armor stuff at the God dang thrift store. This place is going to shut down soon

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