Old Navy

This store is dirty, disorganized and looks like it’s about to close. Used to be fine.?.

The selection is fine, the staff seem friendly, but the wait is downright atrocious. A retail store should be able to process more than three customers every 15 minutes. I will definitely remember this is not an Old Navy to quickly stop in and grab something.

Dear Unilocal Journal,
I had an unpleasant experience at the Old Navy today. There was a sign posted regarding $ 5 off $ 35 if you texted a certain code. I asked the cashier if the code was still valid, since I didn’t receive the confirmation regarding the info. He proceeded to tell me that they didn’t have that promotion. I said it was on a sign near the women’s section. He told me to go out of line and find his manager to direct her to the sign since he didn’t know their own promotions, which I thought was odd.
In addition, he was rude to his coworkers in front of the other guests in line, and when I came back and showed him the promotion. He then said it takes 4 days to receive the code. If he had told me this knowledge beforehand, I wouldn’t have been upset except when he doubted me that they even had that promotion. At the end of the transaction, as I was about to leave, I had to ask the cashier if I qualified for their current $ 10 promotional coupon, since he did not give me one sitting my transaction. Overall, I was disappointed with the customer service, but enjoy the products.
The other employees were helpful, he was not.
Sincerely,
Disappointed Patron

I’m a big fan of Old Navy in general. It’s a great place to get inexpensive, comfortable clothes. Today I went to ON to exchange two dresses I’d bought last week. I simply needed different sizes. It ended up being more complicated than I expected, but Randy went above and beyond to make my shopping experience unbeatable. He was polite and courteous and extremely helpful. Because the store didn’t have my preferred sizes, he helped me place on online order. My clothes are on the way! He was so patient and friendly the whole time, in spite of a busy store. Thank you Randy!

Is it just me or is Old Navy been raising there prices? I almost feel like I can find some of the same prices at Hollister! Ok maby not. But there not too far off!
Old Navy used to have good clothes for almost bargain prices! Lately I feel like i’d rather go to Forever 21 or have the name brands from PacSun, Hollister ect then Old Navy. Atleast when I don’t want my Roxy. Hollister ect clothes I can get some money for them! Most consignment stores don’t even accept Old Navy it seems!

The only reason I stopped here today is because I saw a picture online of their spring scarves that wowed me. In fact, I’ve not shopped at Old Navy before, never even been inside any of their stores, so the scarves picture must have been one hell of a photographic masterpiece to get me in the door. However, once in I was not wowed by anything per se, and they didn’t have one of the «wow scarves» on display. I think this is a great basics kind of store (tees, jeans, cardigans, casual dresses) and the prices are decent, but the presentation of their clothes is not too jazzy or appealing. Sadly, the «wow scarves» have disappeared from their online store as well — sigh. I guess it just proves the old adage that you need to buy things that knock you out like right now.

Worst place ever for clothes. Not only do I feel like I am throwing money into an incinerator, but they have ruined way too many Motown songs for me. This location in particular looks like an abandoned warehouse inside. I get it, YE OLDE NAVY, but even the Navy keeps pants and shirts in stock. This store is always out of things and the racks are empty, save for the clearance area, which is filled with fluorescent colored clothing. Who is buying this stuff, elementary school crossing guards?
I don’t even want to get started on the quality of the clothing in this review, but I have to. For some reason Old Navy’s clothing balloons out the width of all their t-​shirts and shortens the length. When I was a teenager I had a whole bunch of self-​image problems. Looking back, I totally blame Old Navy.

I used to avoid Old Navy since I am not a fan at all of pastel colors etc… Then I wandered in one day… I have to say I was surprised with their selection of tanks, Tee’s and sweaters. They have great tanks which I wear on a regular basis and in fall and winter I love wearing their sweaters. Their clearance section has a great selection. The people who work here are dolls and are more than willing to help out with anything you may need.

Decent clothes and decent prices — nice when they have sales on an item you are looking for. It’s Old Navy, so I don’t believe there’s much more to say than that!

I will say I wanted to hate Old Navy mainly because their commercials make me want to stab random people just to watch them die… they are that bad. I was drug here once with a friend and after walking away with piles of perfect long sleeved basic shirts I was always unsuccessfully hunting for the addiction began. This store is great for basic items: t-​shirts, tanks, simple sweaters and such… that basic pair of black pants. Their jeans fit a bit strange but their clearance section is always overflowing with good stuff.
This location also seems to have really sweet ladies working at it too who have always gone out of their way to be helpful and nice — and not the typical «fake» nice. So, as long as you are not a clothing snob and just need a few cheap basic items — go here seriously!

Close your eyes. Imagine a place… where the clothes are cheap, the boxers are comfortable, and the chance that you will likely buy the exact same shirt as someone you work with or know is about 90%. Now open your eyes… TA-​DAH! OLD NAVY my ninjas!
Old Navy is the McDonald’s of clothing stores. It’s cheap, the selection is pretty basic, and quality isn’t that bad. If you want to feel better about it use the imaginative powers you learned from years of Sesame Street and imagine it’s a Banana Republic.
Set your expectations low. Leave happy.
A hui hou!

I’ve been heading to the Cedar Hills Old Navy for budget-​friendly, comfy clothes for a few years now. I go there because I know I’ll probably find something I like for little money. I’ve returned a few items that I’ve bought online in the past, without any trouble. Overall, it’s a mediocre, yet predictably satisfying shopping experience.
That said, Old Navy saved my bacon this weekend. Trying to find a swimsuit for a 6-​month-​old in the dead of winter in Portland is not… I repeat, NOT… an easy task. After calling almost a dozen stores and searching several in person, all I could find were a few suits for older babies. I finally called Old Navy to see if they had one, and sure enough, I found a tankini for our tiny daughter. She is starting swim lessons next week and I’ve been searching for two weeks now, with no luck. For this, Old Navy gets my vote for Best Last-​Minute Easy-​on-​the-​Wallet Resource.

If I could give negative stars I would.
I received the ‘return’ credit of $ 30. The jacket is now no longer on sale… and is $ 39.50.
Needless to say I turned and walked right out of the store. Ridiculous!!!