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TheOutnet.com Goes Mobile and Unveils a New Look


TheOutnet.com confirmed today plans for a mobile version of its website to launch alongside a brand new look. Debuting tomorrow, the new-look website and logo will allow TheOutnet.com to introduce more product categories, to be announced in 2011. Launching at the same time, the new Most Wanted List functionality allows customers to save favorite items and build outfits in a wish list.

TheOutnet.com's mobile-enabled website arrives on November 30th and will provide you with the opportunity to shop the best, edited selection of previous season designer fashion from any device, anywhere in the world.  The move comes just 19 months after the online retailer’s highly anticipated launch in April 2009.

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