Outlet store · Tbilisi Outlet Village

Funky Buddha

Modern Western boho in earthy rust tones and layered denim.

30-70%off original collections
100%original, authentic stock
11:00–20:00open every day
Funky Buddha at Tbilisi Outlet Village
Open daily from 11:00

30-70% off

On original collections, every day of the year.

What’s in store

The Funky Buddha store at Tbilisi Outlet Village keeps casual categories: printed tees, cargo shorts and trousers, denim, hoodies, summer shirts and swim shorts.

Open daily

Mon–Fri 11:00–20:00 · Sat–Sun 11:00–21:00.

20 min from Tbilisi

Open-air village with free parking and EV charging.

What you’ll find in store

This is outlet stock, so the mix changes with every delivery. These are the categories the store keeps, and the names that come through most often.

Printed tees | This is closest to the label’s 2003 starting point: tees with prints that carry the Far East travel thread behind the name. | printed tees, summer shirts, hoodies Cargo shorts and trousers | Cargo shapes are part of Funky Buddha’s first language, because the Greek launch began with tees and cargo shorts rather than tailoring. | cargo shorts, cargo trousers, denim Denim and everyday bottoms | Funky Buddha denim sits beside cargo pieces, so check washes and waist sizes each time rather than planning for one fixed cut. | denim, cargo trousers, cargo shorts Summer shirts and swim shorts | The warm-weather rail is where the brand’s Greek origin shows most clearly, with shirts and swim shorts that change by delivery. | summer shirts, swim shorts, printed tees

The brand

From Greek cargo shorts to travel-led colour

Funky Buddha launched in Greece in 2003 from a family business, starting with tees and cargo shorts. That beginning still matters, because the brand grew around clothes made for everyday movement rather than formal wardrobes. The name and the first collections came out of a long detour through the Far East. That route explains why Funky Buddha is read through printed tees, cargo shapes, denim and summer pieces instead of one fixed signature model. At Tbilisi Outlet Village, the Funky Buddha rail is worth checking when you want this relaxed Greek casual direction at outlet prices. The stock is previous-season and outlet-specific, so colours, washes and sizes change with each delivery.
2003 | Funky Buddha launches in Greece out of a family business, starting with tees and cargo shorts. Far East Detour | The name and the first collections grow from a long trip through the Far East, giving the label its travel-led casual direction. Store Network | The brand now runs more than 70 stores across Greece, Cyprus, Romania, Georgia, North Macedonia and South Africa. Today | The outlet mix in Tbilisi focuses on the pieces people associate with Funky Buddha: printed tees, cargo shapes, denim, hoodies and summer layers.

Why the prices are lower

Nothing about the product changes. What changes is where it sits in the season — here is the whole mechanism, in three steps.

In this store

The outlet stock is original Funky Buddha merchandise from previous seasons and outlet-specific drops, with colours and sizes changing at each delivery.

01

A season ends

A collection finishes its run in the regular Funky Buddha stores and makes room for the incoming season.

02

It moves to the outlet

Those pieces — plus lines produced specifically for outlet stores — arrive at Tbilisi Outlet Village.

03

Same product, lower price

Identical product, identical quality, 30-70% less. During special offer periods the gap grows further.

Authenticity

Everything on the shelves is original, authentic stock. A lower price here never means a lower grade of product.

Stock rotates

Because this is outlet stock rather than a current-season store, the selection changes with every delivery and the best-known pieces go first. If you are travelling for one specific item, call the store before you set out.

Plan your visit

The Funky Buddha store keeps the same hours as the rest of the village. Free parking, EV charging and dining are all on site.

Funky Buddha

Tbilisi Outlet Village

Monday
11:00 – 20:00
Tuesday
11:00 – 20:00
Wednesday
11:00 – 20:00
Thursday
11:00 – 20:00
Friday
11:00 – 20:00
Saturday
11:00 – 21:00
Sunday
11:00 – 21:00
Free parking EV charger Kids zone Cafés & restaurants
The Funky Buddha storefront at Tbilisi Outlet Village

More than one store

Make a day of it

One of more than thirty names here — the first open-air outlet village in Georgia, mixing international labels with Georgian brands.

30+international and Georgian brands
Kidsdedicated play areas across the village
Diningcafés and restaurants, Georgian and European
Explore the village
Shopper walking through the village
Open-air streets
Lunch on a village terrace
Dining
Village architecture
20 min from Tbilisi

Questions people ask

The things people ask before making the trip, answered straight.

Printed tees, cargo trousers and swim shorts set the casual tone at Funky Buddha in Tbilisi Outlet Village where the outlet saving can stretch a holiday wardrobe. Is this genuine Funky Buddha merchandise? | Yes. This is Funky Buddha’s official outlet store, and every tee, cargo piece and other item arrives through the brand’s authorised network. Has everything here come from an older season? | No. The rails combine previous-season collections with pieces produced specifically for outlet stores, so printed tees, denim and warm-weather styles vary by drop. What’s the Funky Buddha saving compared with town? | The outlet contract keeps prices at least 30% below the brand’s own city-store pricing all year. Special offers can stretch the reduction to 70%, with the latest promotions posted on the village website. Will my chosen piece still be there in my size? | No. Stock changes with every delivery, and the best-known pieces tend to disappear first; come ready to compare alternative colours, cuts or categories rather than relying on one item. Why are tees and cargo shorts central to the label? | Funky Buddha launched in Greece in 2003 with those two products. They remain the clearest link to the first collections inspired by the founders’ long journey through the Far East. When should I come to browse the cargo rails? | Weekdays are quieter, making Monday to Friday better for comparing cargo cuts and trying different sizes. The village opens daily at 11:00, closing at 20:00 on weekdays and 21:00 at weekends.

Also in the village

Four more stores a short walk away.

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Funky Buddha · Tbilisi Outlet Village

Same product. Same quality.
Better price.

Open daily from 11:00. Free parking, twenty minutes from the centre of Tbilisi.

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