Women's Clothing Store in Lehi, UT

About the Store

Ann Taylor Factory is located at 3700 Cabela's Blvd, Suite 331, Lehi, UT 84043, inside the Outlets at Traverse Mountain. Positioned just off Interstate 15 at exit 284 along the rapidly growing Wasatch Front corridor, the Outlets at Traverse Mountain is a premier outlet destination in northern Utah County, serving shoppers from Lehi, Salt Lake City, Provo, and communities throughout the region. The center is easy to reach from both Salt Lake County to the north and Utah Valley to the south, making it a natural stop for value-focused shoppers traveling along I-15.

At Ann Taylor Factory in Lehi, shoppers will find exceptional savings on the classic, elevated styles Ann Taylor is known for, including discounted workwear, suiting, dresses, blouses, and refined everyday pieces. The store offers a mix of outlet-exclusive factory styles as well as special pricing on current and past-season Ann Taylor collections, making it a go-to destination for women who want polished, professional style at accessible prices. Whether you are looking to refresh your work wardrobe or find a timeless dress for a special occasion, our Lehi associates are ready to help you find the right fit at the right price.

If a particular style or size is not available on the floor, our associates are happy to help you explore additional options. Return eligibility for online orders at outlet locations may vary, so please bring your packing slip or order confirmation and check with our in-store team, who will assist you with the return process.

Getting Here

By car: Ann Taylor Factory is located at 3700 Cabela's Blvd, Lehi, UT 84043, inside the Outlets at Traverse Mountain. The center is accessible directly off Interstate 15 at exit 284, making it a straightforward drive from Salt Lake City to the north and Provo to the south. Local roads including Traverse Mountain Boulevard and Cabela's Boulevard provide additional access from surrounding Lehi neighborhoods and communities such as American Fork, Highland, and Saratoga Springs. The Outlets at Traverse Mountain offers ample free surface parking throughout the center, with accessible spaces conveniently located near the stores.

By transit: The Utah Transit Authority (UTA) serves the Lehi area with the FrontRunner commuter rail line stopping at Lehi Station, as well as local bus routes including Route 807 and the Tech Corridor Rail Connector (Route 871), which connects Lehi Station with other transit hubs along the Wasatch Front. UTA On Demand microtransit service also operates in the North Utah County zone, which includes Lehi. Schedules and route information are available at rideuta.com. That said, most visitors find driving the most convenient option, as the Outlets at Traverse Mountain is oriented toward highway access and offers free, plentiful parking.

About the Area

The Outlets at Traverse Mountain is Utah County's first and only outlet center, situated just off I-15 at exit 284 in Lehi. With approximately 51 stores, the center draws shoppers from across the Wasatch Front and beyond, bringing together a wide mix of outlet favorites including Coach, Nike, Banana Republic, Gap, J.Crew, and of course Ann Taylor Factory and LOFT Outlet. The open-air center features dining options, family-friendly amenities, and ample parking, making it a full-day destination for families and groups visiting from Salt Lake City, Provo, and surrounding communities throughout northern and central Utah.

Lehi is one of Utah's fastest-growing cities, with a population estimated at over 93,000 and a median household income among the highest in the state. Known as the heart of Silicon Slopes, Lehi is home to major technology employers including Adobe, Microsoft, and Ancestry, and attracts a large and growing community of professionals and families who appreciate polished, elevated style for the workplace and beyond. Ann Taylor Factory at the Outlets at Traverse Mountain is proud to serve this dynamic community, offering accessible luxury and classic workwear for the women who live and work at the center of Utah's tech boom.

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