Old Navy

The GOLDEN KEY to shopping at Old Navy: the clothes here are not very long for this world. They last a year or two, then fall apart. Soo… it’[s good for tees or basics or kids clothes.
They are usually pretty cheaply made, and cheap. Like H & M or Forever 21, this is a great place to try a trend that you don’t think will be around next year and don’t really want to invest in.
Sizes run large. Some of the fits are odd– things fit strangely… my friends with different body types to mine have said the same thing, so it’s not just me. The colors, and variety of colors, are much better than you would expect in a fast-​fashion, mass-​market store.
The pajamas section is beyond adorbz. The workout clothes are also very cool, however, durability not being a strong suit, you be the judge.
The store has always been very clean, and the salespeople have ALWAYS been really friendly. A fun place to shop.

You know, I have come to the conclusion that shopping experiences at Old Navy are alot like going on blind dates from a dating website. You see the flashy commercial on TV enticing you with all the good stuff. Cute, Check. Fun, Check. Quirky, Check. Available, Check. So you muster up the courage and say, hey, I’ll give it another shot.
Now on one hand you can walk in the store and go, whoa whoa whoa. This was nothing like the commercial (profile) I saw. Thoughts like, what in the hey hey, why is there junk everywhere? Why do these clothes look nothing like the commercial clothes? Whoa, bi polar bonanza of crazy mismatchy hell! And seriously, you have a kid — multiple screaming kids!
Or… you walk in and everything is well laid out, organized, top notch, and quite enjoyable. Oh, and if there is a kid, it is well behaved and not screaming in your path.
Well, the Old Navy in Brentwood is the one just like the commercials. I was pleasantly surprised and I think, we might be having a second date soon.