Saks Fifth Avenue
Upscale Manhattan store
Saks Fifth Avenue is an American luxury department store chain, founded in New York City in 1924.
The name evokes high-end fashion and upscale shopping: She bought the dress at Saks Fifth Avenue.
Often shortened to Saks.
The flagship store on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan remains a landmark of American retail.
- Park AvenuePrestigious Manhattan residential street
- ManhattanNYC's densest borough
- New YorkNortheastern metropolis and state
- department storeLarge multi-section retail establishment
- Neiman MarcusLuxury American department store
luxury · shopping · shopping spree · gift registry · Christmas tree · Plaza Hotel · retail · upscale · black card · Madison Avenue · designer brands · boutiques · Chanel · haute couture · Louis Vuitton · Burberry · designer handbag · Rockefeller Center
- department storesfitting room, Macy's, mannequin, Nordstrom, checkout
- luxury shoppingluxury shopping, luxury brands, department stores, boutiques, designer boutiques
- retail storesWalmart, store, shop, grocery, boutique
- Midtown ManhattanTimes Square, Grand Central Terminal, Empire State Building, Rockefeller Center, Broadway
- fashion brandsChanel, Gucci, Prada, Dior, Versace
- NYC landmarksEmpire State Building, Chrysler Building, Rockefeller Center, Grand Central, One World Trade Center
Saks Fifth AvenueWalmart
Largest global retailer
Dollar General · Kmart · Dollar Tree · Family Dollar · Big Lots
Saks Fifth AvenueCostco
Membership-based bulk retailer
dollar store · flea market · self-checkout · Walmart · Sam's Club