Gap Outlet

Bad costumer service they don’t care about people, I bought something there and they didn’t take the magnet I wen back they were actin like I stole it just because I don’t have the recipe I fucking give it back to the manager and she just took it and put it away!

Came here Christmas Eve and it wasn’t as bad as I’d expect it to be while the Old Navy next door was a rampaging hodgepodge of clinically insane baboons, the Gap wasn’t all that crazy. Instead of waiting in line for at least 30 minutes at Old Navy, I decided to come to the Gap instead.
There was quite a selection for men’s wear, which made me like it instantly. I found some very good deals, up to 60% off of nice dress pants and instead of paying 55 dollars, ended up paying 22. I had a giftcard for 25 dollars (which was the reason I came to both Old Navy and Gap) and paid with it, with 3 dollars left on the card. which frustrated me because I had to now come back at a later time to spend that 3 dollars. But the nice cashier, whom I can only assume had to deal with a lot of people during the holiday season, offered me cash instead of having three dollars on the card which was fantastic and the icing on the cake.
Great deals, great customer service. what else can I ask for?

I consider myself a gap outlet connosseiur, and this one is the worst around. It’s much smaller than watertown or kittery, and it’s always a comlplete disaster and has a million sized «small» of everything, but not much else. It’s also super crowded, and the lines are always stupid long. And their dress selection kind of sucks.

Love stocking up on Tees and other clothes here. The quality is good enough and they e-​mail me a 40% off coupon every once in a while. I can usually pair this with a 20−50% off sale they already have and get out for next to nothing! Used clothes on craigslist would cost more than new clothes here. Make sure to sign up for their e-​mails and you will be in deal heaven.

Great sale. I brought 4 colorful denim denim skirts for $ 11-​$ 12 each.
Like for real? I am too happy!

Messy messy messy. Prices were great but i went in around noon and this place looked like a bomb went off in it. Not sure if it’s because it’s a smaller store or if there is just a severe lack of organization. I only looked around briefly then left because it was hard to find anything i’d like to purchase under all that mess.

I don’t frequent Gap Outlets, so maybe you can help: do all the men’s sections look like someone set off an explosive under a pile of $ 5 T-​shirts?
This is not a message condoning weapons of fash destruction, it’s just an observation. I’m all for a $ 5 tee, but this place is a disaster.
On the plus side, pickle boxers. I’m 10 years old all over again!

The store is nice in that it has a lot of stuff and is usually well stocked. Lots of stuff on sale when you walk in on a random day. The quality isn’t noticeably lower than the regular Gap store (you know how sometimes the factory stores just have cheaply made crap for not much less than regular price?). Overall, I like the store for the actual goods.
However, the store is a little cramped which is usually fine, but one time i went when they were having a big sale and turned right around and walked out. The checkout line was to the back of the store. 40% off is not worth that kind of hassle. Tons of stores have 40% of sales at least once a season and you can shop from the comfort of your couch.
Oh, and about the lady complaining that they don’t have carts? I would stop going there if they had carts. Dear god, you can barely get around with just people and a rare stroller blocking the narrow aisles. There is no room for carts.

This Gap Outlet is in a great location and it has pretty good deals. The Gap Outlet isn’t as cheap as it used to be, but on my last visit I did get two shirts, a sweatshirt and a pair of slipper socks for $ 50. I wish it was a little bigger and easier to navigate, but definitely worth a stop in if you are in the area.

not bad for a deal and if you don’t mind looking like every other asshole on the street.

Customer Service is the WORST!
Parents, don’t forget your stroller, because they have no shopping carts and if you are CRAZY enough to come in from Old Navy next door using one of Old Navy’s carts (same company, btw) you will be promptly asked to leave… As my 8 month old and I were today! Yay! Their rule of «no carts» and not having any of their own for customers makes for a very unfriendly atmosphere for families if you do not have a stroller with you. Apparently, GapOutlet would rather I put back the items of clothing I already had in my cart, then to allow my daughter and I to be in their store with the cart. I can’t hold my daughter AND shop at the same time! And they offered no other alternative. Then an employee mentioned something about the reason being about the «floors». So keeping their wood laminate floors in pristine condition is also more important than a customer making purchases in their store.
I guess they feel pretty financially secure in this fragile retail market.
I will not be back!

I love a good deal! These days it’s so easy to avoid paying full price on most things. Naturally, I was pumped to see the Gap Factory Store. The store has a women’s, men’s and children’s section that always seem well stocked and every time I’ve been to the store, employees were straightening up and folding clothes. Leaving the store pretty neat and tidy for an outlet.
What’s tricky about the store is some things a regular price as labeled, then there are deals (BOGO %off or 2/​$ 20, etc), items that have been marked down with orange stickers and clearance. If you’re counting pennies, it might be a little tricky to keep track of it all. I recommend signing up for the promotional e-​mails as you will likely receive 15% off your total coupons.

Love the new Gap factory store! Got 2 pair of jeans at 50% off and the stuff looks like this season’s styles. Won’t go to regular Gap ever again! Welcome to Everett Gap Factory Store!