Gap

This Gap is located in the Stanford Shopping Center. It’s not bad! It’s big enough to have two stories. Inventory is wide.
There’s a sizable sale section. I got this knee length skirt for only $ 12! There’s also a GapBody downstairs and it’s great. They have a wide selection of bras and exercise gear.

I’ve picked out a few things for my kids online because of the sale they’re having but wanted to see if they had it in store so I decided to stop by this gap kids store. They had a few of the items that I selected there but noticed that the price was different. The prices in store was more expensive. I asked the lady at the register when I went up to pay if they would price match with the online price. The lady was a little clueless and asked the person next to her and she told her to ask another lady who may be a senior associate/​manager but who knows. The answer that I got was that they can price match the online price but I won’t get the 40% off which was the sale that was going on. Wait a minute, so you’re telling me that you will price match the same items you have listed on your website which was cheaper by a few dollars but I won’t be able to use the discount that is being offered through the sale? Why don’t I just buy the items online? I’m already getting free shipping because I’m spending over $ 50. It made no sense to me. I wonder if that’s one of the hundreds of Gap stores closing in North America? Gap may want to consider training their associates more accordingly to keep customers going back to their stores. With that said I don’t have any issues with Gap nor their online customer service.

I have been really impressed with Gap lately. I can never find good work pants and found some here to my surprise, and they aren’t too long and really comfortable! AMAZING! They are really upping their quality and style of clothing and also have really good sales. Great place to shop for professional clothing as well as everyday looks. Love it!

Service? Wow, came here, stood in line and waited 10 minutes to get served. In the meantime, several Gap personnel walked by and greeted me, told me it would be no time… and all for me to stand and wait for the SOLE cashier to wait on a difficult customer. It was mid-​day, mid-​week, plenty of staff to help. But, why was I waiting?

this is a good place to shop for children’s clothes, as you can find sizes that accommodate children from ages 3 and up. sizes start from 3 and go up to 14, but if your child is older than 14, but on the smaller side, he or she could still fit into the clothes here. they have pretty much everything that the adult gap store has, jeans, khakis, t-​shirts, sweaters, and accessories. however, the styles definitely speak to a younger generation with brighter and more youthful prints and patterns. personally, i like buying girls jeans from here since i’m a small female with short legs. their jeans fit me just right and i don’t need to get the cuffs hemmed. plus, i get to save a few greens since kids jeans are less expensive than adult jeans.

I never thought of myself as a Gap person, but for kids stuff they make it really easy. Although people say it’s expensive I couldn’t argue that based on some of the boutique clothes I’ve looked at.

I love Baby Gap. They know their clientele. They have nursing rooms, restrooms, and changing tables. Everything that your pregnant wife or new mom needs.
Yes, the clothing is a bit more expensive — but for a classic piece, it’s worth it. They have high quality sweaters, super soft sleepers and cute button up collared onesies. Yes, cute baby clothes — not just for girls. :) These are the cute pieces you want to get baby pics in.

It’s official. I am addicted to shopping for my kid.
Why? Well baby jeans are $ 20 instead of $ 200. Also– while my kid is growing like a weed, I can guesstimate his range aka 12−18mo and figure he’ll fit in it for at LEAST a few weeks.
Also, when babies have muffin top it’s ‘awww’ not ‘ewwww’.
Baby Gap is one of my staples for spending some money. Of course like almost everyone else in the Bay Area, I got a Groupon. Well actually, I got two. And props to this PA store for letting me combine sale/​clearance items with my Groupon for all sorts of ridiculous savings – the Valley Fair store was not quite so accommodating.
Quality of their stuff is top notch too. Wash and wear 100 times and it will still look great. We got a few hand me downs of Baby Gap stuff that I was fine with him wearing.
Lastly, their sales are bomb. Clearance stuff can be $ 3.99 when the original price was $ 30. I can’t pass up a good deal. Toss three of those hats in my bag, please!

Stanford Mall is my favorite shopping center, so right off the bat, this place gets extra points for being located here.
I have an amazing granddaughter for whom I love to buy clothes.
I have a former student who works for GAP at its headquarters in SF, next door to our apartment building. She sends along discounts when they come her way.
So, all those things come together at this store and make me extremely happy. It is a lovely store; service is good; clearance racks always have plenty from which to choose; the clothes are well made and fashionable. I’m a big fan.

Wayyyy too small. Impossible to get around pushing a stroller. They have a decent selection of sales items that aren’t all last seasonish… I have to say the one at Valley Fair is much much better and has a huge selection.

For some reason, this Baby Gap feels so much cozier than the other Baby Gap stores. It is in this store that I discovered that Baby Gap has thicker brown shopping bags instead of the standard Gap shopping bags. Everything here is cute and adorable.
The store is well stocked but will be temporarily closed for renovation during the summer months.

I like going to this store because they put extra attention into the giftwrapping. Less people, higher quality service too because it’s in an affluent shopping center.