Old Navy

Concord, Canada

2.5

2 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 905-760-2122
Website:
www.oldnavy.com
Address:
1 Bass Pro Mills Dr, Concord, ON, L4K 5W4
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.6 miRiverock Gate
0.6 miLocke Street
0.7 miRutherford Road
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Local time (Concord) 13:46 Wednesday, 23 April 2025

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2 reviews of Old Navy

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Place rating: 2
Woodbridge, Canada
The only reason I step foot in this store is when shopping for my nieces and nephews and they request an Old Navy product. I just find the quality lacking and it falls apart after a few washings.
This store is large for a mall store, but prices are the same at other locations.
It’s usually packed on the weekends as the clothing is cheap in price.
Staff are indifferent.
Place rating: 3
Markham, Canada
This Old Navy inside Vaughan Mills just carries the regular Old Navy selections. Maybe I thought it located inside Vaughan Mills it is one of those outlet store and have special pricing?
I would not come to VM to visit Old Navy since it is always busy on weekends and I don’t see a point in waiting for a change room?
Old Navy’s prices are so low already so I guess no outlet store is needed in Canada?