Old Navy

My cashier was Erika and she was awesome.
I was greeted in the store at least 3 times by employees, all of whom seemed super nice and friendly.
I should also say I hate shopping. I almost quit shopping at the mall because I hate shopping so much, even though I really needed some activewear. My wife and I had already been to about 4 other stores looking for men’s activewear, and all I wanted to do at that point was go home and drink because I hate shopping so much.
Instead, my wife insisted I go to Old Navy to look at their stuff, because she’s stronger than I am, and felt that Old Navy would have some good stuff.
Honestly, I’m grateful she has more fortitude than I do, because she was right. I found some nice black gothy running clothes right away. The sales were awesome, the staff was friendly, and suddenly, I wasn’t in an awful mood anymore. So thanks for that! I even kind of want to go back again maybe one day. (Honestly, that’s the nicest thing I can say, because I hate malls, and you’re in a mall. Also, that’s why you have 4 instead of 5 stars, because I have to go into a mall to get to you. Sorry! Cookie crumbles or something…)

Cheap, fast, I like shopping local but the deals I found here were refreshing.

Swimsuit season, blech.
I needed something other than my 5-​years-​ago, 5 sizes too small bikini. I walked into Old Navy, grabbed two one pieces to try on and bought the first one.
First of all, it was like $ 20. It had a control top spandexy number going on and still had a cute shape to it. I didn’t feel like a grandma, I felt like I could both move and actually swim in it but it wasn’t too old-​lady-​ish.
Win!

Old Navy (the cheaper, baby sister to Gap & Banana Republic) is a good spot to pick up value-​priced, everyday clothing items for the budget conscious.
PRO: They got rid of the dressing rooms in the back of the store and now have convenient little dressing stalls spread throughout the store.
TIP: Always check the clearance racks for bargains galore.
The gift cards work at all three brands and usually around the holidays, you can score a $ 100 gift card for $ 80 or less!

I love the sales here but sometimes I find that its hard to find what they show on tv or even in the window. Also sometimes hard to find someone who can actually help you. so sometimes I would give it a 5 sometimes a 1 some i am giving ti a 3!

YAY! I love Old Nay. There prices are great and their staff at the Lloyd Center is great. They are always very friendly and very helpful. You can ask any of them about anything and they will always have a good answer adn if they don’t they find someone who does. I have had nothing but luck there and love, love, love the low prices.

Old Navy. Value. There’s the equation. Lot-​o-​clothes for the money. Style… well, it’s not at the top of the agenda here.
There’s this one little area of men’s clothes (which is a small area in ON) that has some real gems in it: pants. Docker-​like pants for $ 20 (I just saw the same thing at Nordie’s for $ 80). Cargos for $ 20. Cargo shorts for $ 15. Picked up a long sleeve cotton knit sweater for $ 8 while I was at it. Picked up my favorite baggy-​casual-​many pockets-don’t care what happens to it jacket a while back for $ 15.
Their clothes hold up really well (I have a pair of cargoes that are eight years old and still going strong), and they fit me really well too (which isn’t easy). You do have to be careful or you can end up looking like «oh god there’s one of those ring-​neck t’s that they sell at Old Navy for $ 3.» Tragically.
So five stars for value, having my size (a lot of stores don’t), friendly staff, being well organized. An oasis in the wretchedness of Lloyd Center.

What’s up Old Navy?
Why is your style so gloomy lately?
Thank you for the cheap price on the clothing,
But I think I’ll pass even for $ 3.99
To purchase a dark blue, white, pink, and purple stripes polo shirt.
I’m not color blind yet and I don’t want to fall into «bad fashion» category,
Since I’m not a celebrity and yes I do have a good fashion sense…
It’s one of my sixth sense.