Old Navy

I have been in a few times since. The products and merchandise change regularly. Staff also and attitudes.
I found a few really nice items and had come in on a good day for staff.
What a difference a smile makes!

Ugh, I love Old Navy. I remember when I was a kid and my mom wanted to buy me nothing but the «Old Navy» branded shirts so I thought I HATED it… Turns out I actually really love it.
They have sooo many cute spring pieces right now and great spring sales as well! I walked in just to look around yesterday and ended up trying on several things and buying a new dress and shirt.
This location is actually really clean, very well set-​up, and the employees were kind.
I’ll most likely go back sometime later this week… Ugh.

Did you know this store was 2 floors? I didn’t! Doesn’t look like it from outside! It’s so big!
Didn’t venture downstairs, seems as though that is the men’s department I am guessing? Upstairs is all women’s. Tons of product, surprisingly very well organized and clean. Lots of sizes too! Kinda hard to navigate your way through though with how it is set up, there are racks of clothing everywhere!
Great selection of jewelry, all reasonably priced as well. They had rings starting at $ 6.95+, necklaces from $ 8.95+, and bracelets priced around the same. I bought a few rings, as they were on sale as well for 30% off. They have like 6 racks of jewelry, organized by silver, gold (not real duh), and colored.
Keep an eye out for sales there are usually really good ones! When we stopped by this time the entire store was up to 60% off! I get most of my shirts for work here and they are good quality for the low pricing.

This store was a huge disappointment for me. It’s Men’s department lacked any sort of selection and what they did have was the «ugly» stuff. As a «flagship» I expected more. I at least expected them to have a wide array of product equal to their website but alas — no! In hindsight this can’t be a flagship store. Every other Old Navy I have visited in the last 5 years was better stocked and offered more variety. The clearance selection was also odd. It wasn’t clearly marked and hardly had any items either. The only thing the Men’s department did have were rows upon rows upon rows upon rows of jeans. Weird store. Won’t be back to this location.

Big store. Don’t really care for traffic being one way through the place for the most part. Especially since women are front and center so to find men’s you have to wade through the maze to get to your section.

Big sized place with lots of variety. Great clearance section in the basement!

they have great sales every once in a while. i picked up some cheap, but good summer shoes that were about $ 10 a pair. pretty good deal. i gave them my email address to get a 20% off coupon the next time i shopped there. i don’t think i ever got it unless it went to my spam box. but i still get all the other shopping email spam from them. i’ll have to figure out how to kill it.

The downtown location of Old Navy can get pretty bananas, especially during the holidays. Not for the faint of heart. I have to admit, I did not go downstairs. I was only looking for some cute jewelry, of which Old Navy has plenty! The costume jewelry selection is good and the prices are reasonable enough that you can buy some fun things to wear just a couple times, or for kids.

I have huge beef with Old Navy in general – their company practices and policies are totally profit-​centric, rather than caring at all about the customer. Let’s forget that for a moment.
First time I came in, I didn’t even realize there was a downstairs, and walked out without anything because I didn’t think they had hardly any selections (can we get signs please? Like one’s I’ll actually see?) The second time, I had a great experience, found lots of things, and was totally pleased. The third time, I was in searching for a specific deal, and while they didn’t have what I came for, I found an acceptable alternative deal that I was happy with.
What redeems this store – other than that it is generally quite well-​kept (floor staff are great and helpful) – is the register staff. When I found out ON had cancelled my credit card, the girl who dealt with that was really friendly and handled my annoyance really well. The other time, the checkout girl was friendly, made great small-​talk, and generally made it worth coming back in no matter how much I dislike the store. That’s definitely worth noting.

I own a select number of items from Old Navy. When I think of Old Navy the first words that pop in my mind are «good deal» (and Supermodelquins LOL… good marketing).
Anyway, I really wanted some new workout shorts and remembered that along with good deals, Old Navy had good deals on workout clothes — a win win.
Well, it was minutes before I had an armful of $ 5 swimsuit tops, sales items, and, of course, some workout clothing. There was an up to 75% off sale so who could resist?
This store is two stories with the usual clothing variety expected from Old Navy. There were tons of dressing rooms. However, I walked out with nothing, nada, 0, zilch.
Old Navy runs large in sizing, but this wasn’t even the issue. Things just fit weird! I don’t remember Old Navy having such odd fitting clothing.
So in summary, pretty large store, good sales and prices, but the clothes are just off fitting and you can tell the difference between them and higher quality products!

I’ll admit it. I’m a fan.
It all depends on what you’re looking for. Me? I shop here for the comfortable pants, and the cheap and comfortable tank tops. Considering that this location has a sale going on almost every time I visit, it’s surprisingly easy to round up a nice collection of affordable undershirts and other essentials. With undershirts and tanks they have some of the best prices in this area. Mens khakis and pants are a steal when there’s a good sale, and they carry smaller sizes (say, like a 29″) that often have an androgynous fit. So if you don’t like their womens styles — especially if you really just want some comfortable khakis — check those out.
My only criticism is that I never know what’s going on with the bottom level. The layout is kind of a mess. Sometimes I think it’s for children, then I notice gym/​yoga wear being shuffled around, and somewhere in there is Clearance, sleepwear, and who knows what else. I often get so annoyed when I’m down there (really, at the lack of clear focus or organization) that I don’t even bother to go down the escalator. From what I can tell, many others don’t bother with it either.
I sure wouldn’t come here for cutting edge fashion, but for the necessary staples I need? It’s difficult to beat this place. Nice location, great prices and good quality clothes that last just fine for me. I have no thoughts on the staff, though, because admittedly they’re often kind of like ghosts. They drift around. somewhere… but I don’t usually need their assistance so I’ve never noticed it much. The cashiers don’t seem unfriendly to me, and that’s really all I’d notice.

Small, limited selection, only skinny jeans.
I’m not built for skinny jeans. Nope. I was when i as 12, and i am not longer that age.
I can’t say I always leave with something when i visit and old navy, but some of my favorite peices of my wardrobe have come from old navy stores.
This store, made me sad and had nothing to offer me.

I’m not really a fan of Old Navy, but I am a fan of how my experience here was, so yay, you get 4 stars.
I needed some yoga/​exercise pants and from looking at the website, this seemed to be the best place to get them without spending $ 80 (honestly, who needs $ 80 yoga pants??) I wandered over here after work one afternoon and browsed the shelves. Upstairs, which is the entry level, the selection was rather meh and I was not feeling too encouraged. Downstairs, however, was far more promising and in addition to yoga pants, I loaded up on some other shirts and bottoms to try. The fitting room was not crowded and there was no limit on items you could bring in (always a pain when you’re by yourself). Most things didn’t fit, which is the story of my life, but I did end up with a shirt, two pairs of yoga pants, and $ 4 pair of pink fuzzy sweatpants for kicking around the house in.
Checkout was quick and painless, and the price was right.

Not my style of clothing and their XS’s don’t fit me. Everything runs HUGE. But I buy ribbed tank tops here. LOL. It was like buy one get one free at one point. Which I think is normal there. Kids clothes are cute and they have clearance racks and those outfits are sooo cheap!!! Since kids outgrow their clothes so fast, it is nice to get them at ridiculously low prices. They also have the cutest halloween outfits for kids :)

I was told that Old Navy has the cutest sandals and we finally made a trip to just see if there’s any truth behind that. Being a frugal person and now a frugal mama, I am all about great deals that I will get great use and hopefully a compliment or two.
The sandals are cute but not that cute for the non-​sale price. Target is cheaper and had cuter styles. I also thought that I was the only woman shoe size 8, but clearly Seattle is the land of larger-​size feet. Maybe that’s average??? Yeah, probably.
The clearance section was small and far away, of course. ‘If you’re not going to buy full price, I’m making your ass go downstairs and past a bunch of cute shit to tease you,” says Old Navy. My cousin found a cute pair of flip flops for $ 2.91 but, lo and behold, a size 8 wasn’t nearby *kicks rocks*
When money comes rollin’ in from Husband’s job and I have a babysitter, I will come back. Friendly staff, clean store, and two floors of reasonably-​priced and hopeful –soon-​to-​be clearance items.

Old Navy is a solid place to get cheap clothing– cheap in price, and good for a couple months of wear, cheap pajama bottoms, flip flops, or items which are destined to be layered or worn under something. The new location, next to the Gap, is a fraction of the location it was once in, and while it’s more crowded, it also doesn’t take frakkin forever to find the particular section you want to go to. I really like that I can get cute pajama bottoms and graphic shirts here that aren’t $ 40 each. The thing I’ve noticed is every once in awhile the sizes will fluctuate– I may be able to fit into an XL in one particular item, but a similar shirt two months later is an XXL.

It’s like most Old Navy’s huge and crowded with racks of clothes and people. Good luck with the clearance section does anyone find anything in that mess?
I like that they sell cheaper Seahawks shirts. And everything is usually on sale.

Every once awhile I come in here and thought I would buy some stuff here, but I dont think Ive really bought anything — except a pair of slippers I got from here a couple of years ago.
It has womens/​mens/​kids clothing and lots of accessories. They are all decent but I wouldnt necessarily buy them. You can always find much better (cuter?) and cheaper clothes right at the next block at like Forever 21.

So… yes I do remember the old days when i went here when the clothing from here was still hot.
Yes I do remember wearing their jeans.
Yes I do remember finding the perfect piece for a bargain.
But that was 6 years ago.
I don’t like the new store as much as the old one because it’s smaller, and it’s kind of disorganized. Everything is shoved into two floors. I did however come here to buy basic tank tops and loved looking at the shirts that I’ll probably never buy since I’ve moved on to other stores such as A&F, AE, Nordstrom, etc. But I won’t forget this store and all the memories with it.
I went to look for a cardigan and found it at Old Navy for way cheaper than AE. I went to buy tank tops because they were a better fit than those at A&F. I went to buy graphic tees because I couldn’t find them anywhere else. But I wouldn’t buy flip flops anymore because I didn’t like the way it was shaped now-​a-​days.
The clearance section is just a mess now. Although the deals in this store are still great.
I’ll be back to buy something when I feel like trying something new. Even though I don’t go here as often, Old Navy will always be a part of me.

I liked Old Navy alot when I was in my 20s. Now Banana Republic fits the bill more often. If you shop at Banana, GAP, and Old Navy and know they’re all part of the same company, you will notice that alot of their styles are remarkably similar. Some stuff from Old Navy and GAP is almost identical. The price tag is the biggest difference. Anyways, when I want a sweater for $ 20 instead of $ 70, or I need a slew of tank tops for layering, or I need new sweats or flip flops, Old Navy is where I go. I can use my Banana Republic card here too, and even some of the coupons, woo hoo!
Because it’s cheaper, of course the quality suffers a little. The cotton is thin and there is more use of synthetic fabrics. But I treat all my clothes with tender loving care and I’ve never had anything from Old Navy fall apart. In fact their jeans wear as well as any others. That being said, I rarely like how their pants and jeans fit me anymore. Worked when I was skinnier, not so much these days. The cuts are really for juniors. However, on my last trip I couldn’t find very many tops because the XS seemed bigger than they used to be. I asked an employee and she said yes indeed some XS are larger than even last year. Old Navy does offer petites online, but the selection is minimal and I have no idea how they fit.
This store is very large, and while that means there’s alot to choose from, it also means it’s often a mess. Stock can be disorganized, the floor is always dusty, and the dressing rooms can be a nightmare. There are lots of staff people but they can be elusive. Sometimes if you ask for help they call someone else on a walkie talkie to assist you. Customer service varies: I’ve witnessed acts of unusual helpfulness and also been ignored when walking around with a huge armful of clothing. The wait for checkout usually takes longer than I’d like. About half of the second floor is sale racks. If you have the patience for it you can get some good deals.
One nice thing about Old Navy is that the whole family can shop here. I’ve bought clothes for me, my boyfriend, and my toddler nephew. I think there’s even a maternity section. Also, Old Navy has more than clothes. There’s a decent selection of shoes and jewelry/​accessories. In the summer there are lots of swim suits and in the winter they carry scarves and mittens. There are small gift ideas by the checkout line and on my last trip I even scored some super cute wrapping paper that’s better quality than what I get at the drugstore.
Overall, not my fav store in the world but I stop in every few months to check out what’s cheap and new.