Old Navy

Located in the Quarry, this is not a naval supply store. They sell clothes.
The clothes here seem to be mainly disheveled. It looks like a five year old when running amok through the store messing up the clothes. Seeing the clientele, that’s probably what happened. Kinds run wild in this store.
The check out line was loooong, but moved quickly. The staff was mainly friendly, but non-​existent on the sales floor to answer any questions.
Am I the only one that’s creeped out by the mannequins? They have a giant creepy smile that scares me.
I really don’t like coming here, but their flip flops are so cheap…
There’s lots and lots of parking. It’s easy to get in, and more importantly, it’s easy to get out of. Hence the extra star.

It really depends on what time of the day or night you decide to visit the store. I’ve been twice, the first time I felt like I was just blatantly being followed by one of their undercover LP employees. It wasn’t hard to tell you work there sir, you’ve been holding/​looking at the same shirt for 10 minutes and looking in every direction except for the shirt itself. Mind you, I a have an Old Navy account so I guess he may have just been suspicious of everybody that day and I’m being overly sensitive. Still though, that was obnoxious. On the other hand, my visit last night (about 8:20pm) was very pleasant and I got everything I needed.
Everyone is generally friendly, not overly chatty which is nice. And they don’t come around asking if you need help every 2 minutes. The location is nice, right next to a few other popular stores and I can usually find the right sizes and styles I’m looking for.
As for the quality of the clothing itself, I feel like you kinda get what you pay for. To be honest, I’ve always considered Old Navy clothes to be «throw-​away» clothes (not to be rude or anything) used simply for utility or for a quick outfit you need in a hurry because the quality of the stitching and fabric is not all that great. Things tend to fall apart faster than clothes of other, higher quality brands. Yet still, I can’t think of how many times ON has saved me on out-​of-​town trips when I forgot to pack a thing or two!
But for their convenience, Old Navy is A-​OK.

I felt like I was in Wal-​Mart. Nothing exciting or spectacular about it.

Im not going to talk about the clothes, but the store itself.
I have worked here before and I know how things are supposed to look and be set up. Whenever I usually go in now, its very messy. Especially on the weekends. I know it can be hard to clean with all those people but its been messy even when they aren’t busy. I do like how the store looks ever since they remodeled. Its easy to find where the sections of the store are and to locate dressing rooms.
Overall this store is okay to shop at because it’s close to me. If i can, I would prefer to drive to the Rim and go shop over there.

I use to buy 60% of my wardrobe from ON back in high school. I guess its been some time since I’ve visited. The store is remodeled, seemed to lose quantity and it appears they lost quality as well.
Maybe if I was a size 7 I wouldn’t mind tight clothes but I’m not. A 12 was a 12, not a 10 like ON is nowadays. The stitching is cheap and the fabric is just as cheap.
I bought a sweater and a dress and had to patch both items up after the first outting. That’s just not right.

My favorite thing about this place: their return policy. I admit I quite often end up returning or exchanging my purchases and this store is the most accommodating of my «habits» that I have found. They never give me any trouble. If I can’t find the reciept… no big deal! If it’s been over 30 or 60 or whatever ridiculous limit other stores have… no big deal! They don’t deny a return or only give me store credit or anything like that. They even overrode the system or something in order to give me my money back in person instead of having it mailed to me. I believe the ease in which I am able to return things here alone has earned them a 5.
Oh yeah, and I think their clothing as well as prices are pretty darn awesome!