Gap Outlet

My go to place for jeans. I like the comfy fit and mostly the price. The staff is friendly and the clothes (I thought) were good quality. But The last time I went shopping I bought jeans at lucky instead, and for similar price they are a league apart. So while the store in itself is great, the lose stars for the quality of products they sell.

I was looking for some jeans and I saw some jeans on sale so I was searching for my size but it wasn’t much on the shelf with my size. It seems like their had like corporate come in standing around I believe the manager greeting me while she was in a circle in their meeting. The workers were busy keeping the store neat. Finally they saw me searching for some jeans and then asked me If i needed help.
What happen to the customer service and they need to restock their sizes if they want people to buy their stuff. I got help finding my size (finally) and I really needed some jeans and they fit well on me so I bought them. At least there jeans are good quality!

BEWARE OF THE CREDIT CARD FRAUD
They sold me a credit card and said if I don’t activate it, or don’t use it, I won’t end up owing them for anything. I never activated it and never used it. After 6 months I applied for a credit card at Bank of America. Got denied. Reason: 1 default credit line. Turns out these idiots at GAP put the purchase of my merchandise on the new credit card without asking me even when I had used my debit card to make the purchase at the time. Result: a bad credit, no good credit card, auto loan rejected twice and finally had to get an expensive auto loan with a lot of downpayment even though my earning are large. No help given my their customer care or the credit card company customer care. Bunch of frauds I would call them because same thing happened to two of my class mates. I wish to sue them but don’t want to go through the harrowing experience of court and lawyers and put in extra money. I wish this company burns down to ashes.

Nice clothe retail store in Great Mall. The store is pretty large. They frequently have sales on button up shirts. I’ve gotten 5 shirts button up shirts here for 50% off. They come out to around $ 23 to $ 27 each with tax. I really like 3 of them, 1 I kinda like, and 1 I don’t really wear and need to return. What I like about GAP button up shirts is their slim fitting. It’s the perfect fit for me at the abdomen area. Express is too tight, and AE is too loose. They also don’t run too long, unlike Express. I’m relatively short so if you’re taller and lanky then express may be a better fit.
They also have flip flops here for $ 8, but frequently 50% off so $ 4 after sale.
Their fitting rooms are actually kind of dirty and dusty. Also poor service when I wanted a fitting room.
They ask you if you want to open a GAP card for 15% discount first purpose. It’s actually a GAP CREDIT card, which I don’t want to open because I don’t want my credit score going down.
–1 star for bad fitting room experience
–1 star for GAP card deception
Still a solid 3 stars, which is still very decent on my Unilocal scale

went here yesterday with my 12 yr old daughter. found some shirts for her and i wanted her to try it on. went in the fitting room and was told that i can’t go in. only 1 person inside the fitting room. what the heck! i am the mom and i want to see if it would fit her or not. so you want her to fit it, then get out of the fitting room and not sure if she would get out decent enough or if it looks good for everybody to see? and there are males and females in those fitting rooms. so we just get out and left the clothes.
then on our way out, i asked one of the associate about it and she said i could go in because im the mom. i dont really want to but i went with her and she told the female in the fitting room that i should be able to go in because i’m the mom. she just frowned and said its the policy or whatever but if she (the associate i talked to) wants me to go in with my daughter, it’s up to us. i just left because i don’t want to spend my money with a company who has rude employees (although the one that helped us was nice and she was really trying to accomodate us) and who doesn’t have any clear directions on what is their policy or not. so, goodbye gap! won’t be coming back to your store for a long, long time. or until you get rid of your a***** employees!!! i can still spend my money elsewhere because you’re not the only one that sells clothes!!!

Great store, love the clothes, fast service and prices, but not cool they wouldn’t honor one of my cash bucks. They were expired and I couldn’t get in on the dates they listed. Finished my purchase anyway and moved on.
Went next door to Sports Authority and realized my two coupons were expired. (Ya I know I should pay attention) Anyway, gal at the register honored one coupon for me. Thought that was awesome.
Love both stores, but if you were to only have a choice to go to one of them… hmm. which would you choose?
Coupons shouldn’t have expiration dates.

There are some excellent deals to be discovered in this store, especially if you have a banana card. The store is very messy, however. My dressing room had excess hangers in it, which makes me feel guilty if I don’t clean it up on my way out. Their selection is a little lacking as well — they have a lot of clothes but generally the styles are limited. Sizes are all out of order and all over the place. I found a cute sweater and blouse, and great men’s brown socks for my husband. But overall it is a good bargain hunting store to see what you will find. Don’t come in with anything specific in mind. The cashiers are awesome though and very helpful!

Several years ago, I was trying something on in the fitting room and accidentally left my (designer) wallet behind. When I went to pay for my items, I had that sweat-​inducing panic of losing my wallet. I tore through the store, back to the fitting room, and found an associate, who radioed someone else, who found a manager, who gave me my wallet.
I haven’t shopped here in a bit, but this memory always sticks with me about how there are honest people, and some of them are hired by the GAP.

The only good thing about this store is it is GAP store other than that this store is highly disorganized and kinda trapping customers.
I picked a polo from a stand where it has a huge sign of 70% off on polos and also confirmed from a store rep but when I went to counter person on it told me that this is 30% off, I told her that this is 70% off and also showed her the stand where it has this 70% thing but she asked her manager about it who refused to give me 70% deal though the sign was there.
There are other better brands available in this mall with better service.

I have been going to the Gap Outlet in Great Mall for years and I get a large majority of my jeans here. They always have the BEST PRICES FOR JEANS.
As it is with other outlet stores, I always start here first to see if they have what I need, and the answer is usually yes. I like getting the slim straight jeans. I am not sure if it is a year round deal, but I always feel like the jeans are 40−60% off normal retail price. So the Gap Slim Straight jeans that go for $ 60+ in the normal retail stores are between $ 20-​$ 30 at the outlet store!!! AMAZING deal!!! They have a pretty decent selection of different colors and styles as well. They have the slim jeans, regular fit, loose fit, and boot fit as well.
I also like to go for cheap plain t-​shirts. I just got a few for $ 3.95 each, and they are really decent quality. I wear these when I go out, especially during the summer. Can’t go wrong with a $ 3.95 t-​shirt!!!
You should also check out the clearance item section at the back of the store for both men’s and women’s clothing. Some of those items can be 60−80% off, and be even cheaper. Also, I’ve had a number of instances where the price I see on the tag isn’t even the final price. When I go to check out, the price is even lower! WHAT!!!
Anyway, I go at least once every few weeks to see what they have on super sale. Bought a pair of jeans and a few t-​shirts last week, so I’ll wait for a little bit before my next shopping binge. :P

I have to say this is the best GAP outlet I have ever been too. Well the only ones I know of is this one and the Gilroy Outlets location (which that one sucks and has nothing). They have a great kids selection of clothes here!
If you find something you like and they don’t have your size, the sales associate can look it up in their computer and print you a whole list of what stores have it. And this is the only store that I know that YOU can call and order over the phone to have it shipped to your house. Every other store that I have been to, Charge Sends (phone orders) have to be placed by the sales associates. Flat fee of $ 5 shipping.
TIP: If you are a AAA member, bring your card for 10% off! Whaaaaaat?!

No closing warning .When I was told by passing by manager they will be closing I just took my pants and went to the fitting room .
I was shocked that the guy in the fitting room counter refused to let me try the clothes on. He was arrogant and very rude.

Came here over the weekend for a F&F event. They had everything in the store at 50% off and with the add’l 40% off, my items were a steal. They had some good cardigans but the main thing I usually buy from the Gap are their workout clothes. Store is a bit of a mess and way too many shoppers on a weekend.

I like going here at the beginning of the year they usually discount a lot of stuff. I been here twice this month because I like the khakis and denim pants which was in clearance. The qualities are better than Old Navy in my opinion.

This place gets so crowded and messy when they’re having a sale. I managed to find some tank tops here for $ 6.99. Their clearance rack had a bunch of stuff on clearance with additional 30 percent off. I couldn’t find anything there. Being the bargain hunter that I am, I still couldn’t find anything I really liked. They had alot of their sweaters on sale but I guess my mindset is not on winter yet. The store was messy but that’s what you need to expect when there is a sale. They had about 6 cashiers so the line moved pretty quickly even though it was long.

I only come to this store twice a year and that’s because my sister gets a friends and family discount where is save 40% on top of discounted items. Who doesn’t love sales right? Other than that I don’t like to stop by because their store can get a little messy and unorganized. I love their children’s clothing and even though their sizing is a bit whack, they have this location pretty stocked up and that’s always a plus. I have never been approached by anyone working there to see if I need help or even greeted. They are always busy folding, stocking or cashing people out. Very, very busy location.

Can’t say that I hate a Gap Outlet. I like how this one is big. So many clothes to choose from! They have a large changing rooms. During the weekend it is on the chaotic side. Just too many people all over the place. It would be better to experience this place on a weekday.
I bought a pair of jeans for get this, $ 24.99! Oh yeah! Dude Gap Jeans all always around $ 70 in the stores. They make great long lasting jeans. I was super stoaked about this purchase.

This outlet is alright. I like the choices of Gap hoodies, shirts and t-​shirts. I really enjoyed one employee in particular. A tall young Latino man with wavy dark hair, nice eyes and he has facial hair too. He helped me at the register, but initially on the sales floor… I wish he had helped me in the dressing room. ;)

The following review only applies to the men’s side of the store:
As far as men’s clothing goes, Gap, Banana Republic, and Old Navy basically sell variations of the same utilitarian duds. Fashionable shoppers tend to gravitate toward Banana Republic, while budget-​conscious bargain hunters flock to Old Navy. So that leaves Gap stuck in no man’s land.
On the day that we stopped by this Gap, even with a storewide 30% discount, the men’s side was practically deserted. While waiting for my wife, I strolled around the place for a good 10 minutes without a single greeting from the aloof workers shuffling about. I felt like I was in a zombie film.
I’m not sure if it’s the unappealing selection, the contemptible pricing, or the poor customer service that’s keeping male shoppers away. Whatever the reason, unless there’s a blowout sale, I’m not inclined to return to this Gap.

I dragged the hubby in here today because I was finally going to be starting my new job next week and needed some «professional» clothing to wear. Normally, I shop at Express or Forever21 for my dress pants but often times I don’t see a lot of selection for «short», even though I’m 5’4 ½ and in between a short and normal, I still find normal too long, especially since I don’t wear heels often.
Anyway, I was going to originally go into a regular Gap but was worried after hearing from a lot of reviewers that they didn’t carry the short in store. I happened to be at the Great Mall today, so we passed by and I decided, «what the heck?» and went inside. First off, this place definitely lacks in customer service but at least they carried petite/​short sizes.
I decided to try on some trousers in their body type fit. I basically would be the Aubrey as I have some curve. I first thought it was a bit weird that regular Gaps didn’t carry this fit and the trousers on line I saw were a bit different, but oh well.
I proceeded to go into the fitting room to try on the «short» ones and noticed that although they were a good length, they seemed just a «tad» shorter than I would like. This was after reading the reviews on the regular site that the sizes ran a bit long even for short. So I asked the lady in the fitting room to grab me some sizes in regular. It seemed strange that when I tried on the regular it still seemed like a good length and I wasn’t even stepping on them. Normally, a regular inseam is 33 inch, this seemed more like ³¹⁄₃₂. I really liked the fit and the quality seemed very good but what disappointed me was that the Navy color in the same style and design actually used a side zipper to close it, as apposed to the Black and Grey which had a front zippers, in addition to buttons.
In any case, despite the bit of frustration I felt while shopping, I decided to go with two trousers, black and navy and saved 50% off on the total purchase, which was the special sale today. Normally, I would be spending about $ 80 on dress pants from Express, in which case I can only afford one or have to resort to the really cheap and ill fitting ones from Forever21 which would start to rip at the crotch area after a few times and were always much too long. Also, had I gone to the regular Gap I would still be spending at least $ 60 for one pair, so getting two for that price really made my day.
I would say go here if you want to buy Gap and need the harder to find lengths or sizes for on sale but don’t expect a lot from customer service and definitely, plan on some long lines during the weekends!