A season ends
A collection finishes its run in the regular Trussardi stores and makes room for the incoming season.
Outlet store · Tbilisi Outlet Village
Trussardi
Stylish clothing for a refined look.
30-70%off original collections
100%original, authentic stock
11:00–20:00open every day
Open daily from 11:00
30-70% off
On original collections, every day of the year.
What’s in store
The Trussardi store at Tbilisi Outlet Village keeps leather bags and belts, gloves, outerwear, knitwear, shirts, and eyewear in its regular category mix.
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.
Leather bags and belts | This is the part of the store closest to the 1911 glove workshop, so check the handle, edge paint, lining, and hardware before choosing. | Leather bags, belts, gloves
Outerwear | Trussardi outerwear works best when the shoulder line sits cleanly and the fabric has enough structure to keep its shape after the first season. | Coats, jackets, lightweight outerwear
Knitwear and shirts | For shirts and knitwear, look at the collar, cuff, yarn tension, and side seams; these small points show how a piece will wear after repeated use. | Knitwear, shirts, cardigans, fine-gauge sweaters
Eyewear | The greyhound mark often appears at a smaller scale here, so focus on frame weight, hinge movement, and lens condition rather than only the logo. | Sunglasses, optical frames, acetate frames
The brand
From Bergamo gloves to greyhound tailoring
Trussardi begins with leather handled at a close scale. In 1911, Dante Trussardi opened a leather glove workshop in Bergamo, building the name around a product where cut, stitching, and touch leave little room for disguise.
In 1970, Nicola Trussardi took over and adopted the Italian greyhound as the mark. The house then moved beyond gloves: the first perfume arrived in 1980, women's ready-to-wear followed in 1983, and Trussardi Jeans appeared in 1986.
At Tbilisi Outlet Village, that history is easiest to read in the materials rather than in a complete runway selection. Deliveries regularly centre on leather bags and belts, gloves, outerwear, knitwear, shirts, and eyewear, while colours, lines, and sizes change with each drop.
1911 | Dante Trussardi opens a leather glove workshop in Bergamo.
1970 | Nicola Trussardi takes over and adopts the Italian greyhound as the brand mark.
1980 | The first perfume introduces the Trussardi name to another part of the wardrobe.
1986 | Trussardi Jeans adds a more casual line to the house's leather-led identity.
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
Outlet deliveries are made up of original previous-season Trussardi pieces and outlet-specific stock, with colours, sizes, and lines changing at each drop.
It moves to the outlet
Those pieces — plus lines produced specifically for outlet stores — arrive at Tbilisi Outlet Village.
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 Trussardi store keeps the same hours as the rest of the village. Free parking, EV charging and dining are all on site.
Trussardi
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
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
Questions people ask
The things people ask before making the trip, answered straight.
Trussardi's leather bags, belts and outerwear shape its Tbilisi Outlet Village store, where greyhound-label heritage and careful coat sizing matter before a focused visit.
Can I trust the greyhound label here? | Yes. This is an official Trussardi store, and every glove, bag, garment and frame arrives through the brand’s authorised network.
Why have these Trussardi pieces come to the outlet? | They are original pieces from previous seasons or lines produced specifically for outlet stores. The lower price reflects where they are in the collection cycle, not a lower grade of product.
What is the saving against a Trussardi city store? | The outlet ticket must be at least 30% below the brand’s own city-store price all year. Certain promotions take the difference to 70%, with active offers listed on the village website.
Can I rely on one coat being there in my size? | No. Deliveries change, sizes depend on what remains in each drop, and the best-known pieces tend to go first; come prepared to compare alternatives across the outerwear rail.
Does the leather focus go back to the beginning? | Yes. Dante Trussardi began with a leather glove workshop in Bergamo in 1911, and gloves, bags and belts still carry that connection into the outlet selection.
Which day suits a careful look at the leather? | A weekday is the better choice because the village is quieter from Monday to Friday, leaving more time to examine a bag or belt. It is open 11:00–20:00 on weekdays.
Also in the village
Four more stores a short walk away.
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Trussardi · 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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