Gap Outlet

Service here is pretty awful.
First, they had this Style Cash where if you buy $ 50 of items, you get a $ 25 back. BUT they didn’t really put a disclaimer that you need to spend $ 50 before taxes to redeem the $ 25 coupon on their store posters (by the mirror, fitting rooms, etc). You basically spend $ 75 to get the free $ 25.
There was this one lady who had like more than $ 500 in Style Cash probably. It was sad to see her being ganged up by the 2 cashiers. They’re not even kindly trying to explain how it works. They just said «oh, can’t do this. Okay so we have $ 400 here, we can only use these» blah blah blah.
I was with my boyfriend and I was telling him, «this isn’t worth the headache.» I know how retail can so awful for employees but please.
Good thing I found a nice dress for myself. I would shop here for kids clothes.

Struck GOLD at this place yesterday!
I was on a mission to find pants for my daughter and I found the pair she liked for a great price. Their regular price on pants average around 57ish but I find this one pair for 19.99! My daughter was shocked I got it for that price so I know I got lucky.
They carry clothing for men, kids as well as women’s. Everything is pretty much good quality; not the cheap stuff you see at Target and Walmart which won’t last too long.
I am really a good shopper so I had my eyes on a lot of clothing but I had to limit my time because I was with my HB. Poor guy but he does anything for his kids.
So I left with a really good buy. If you shop at the Gap normally, take the time to go to the outlets you won’t regret it. What are you waiting for???

The store had a lot of selections and good sales but I got ripped off! Bought a pack of white socks priced with white tag at $ 14.99 and there’s an additional 25% off so should be around $ 11.25 but to my surprise when we got home and looked underneath the original price it was $ 12.99! So they charged $ 14.99 and I paid $ 11.25 instead of $ 12.99 paying $ 9.75. What a rip off! That ain’t no outlet price. Lol. Check your sales and original tags people!

Store was well organized and the staff was pleasant. Very pleased to see the amount of clearance clothes at this location. Also the number or REGULAR sizes!

I don’t have a problem with their prices. it’s really reasonable. I got a chambray tunic with an original tag price of $ 54 and paid $ 15.97 for it. One clerk has poor customer service. She rang me up and didn’t pay attention to the orange sale tags. Her eyes were roaming elsewhere. So I asked her to double check, because the final price at the register didn’t match the tags I got. We did. I verified one last time that she double checked. Her response was a rude «yes, we just did» with a sardonic face. She did not even apologize for not making sure the tags were right. I said thank you when I left. She just totally ignored me. She should not be a sales clerk with that attitude.

You can’t go into GAP outlet without walking out with bag (s) especially when they have great deals. Only thing is they lack good customer service. Every single person just walked by me with a stare. Especially the girls working there they just walk right by you and act busy when it’s evident they aren’t. Other than that you can’t be mad about good deals.

I used to go to the Gap inside of the mall on occasion only to walk right back out because I could never find anything. I found their selection to be limited and way too overpriced. So, when I saw the Gap outlet, I was a little hesitant, thinking it would much of the same thing. But, I was pleased to discover how different the outlet is from the actual store. To begin with, the Gap outlet store is huge! Second, their selection is vast. Third, their prices are unbelievably good! They almost always have some type of sale going on and if you subscribe to them via e-​mail, they’ll constantly e-​mail you coupons that you can use if you have a Gap/​Banana card. You rack up points pretty quickly by using the GAP card, too; they repay you by sending you $ 10 coupons that actually work as cash, since there’s no minimum purchase price required in order to use them.
The quality of their clothes is pretty solid, too. I’ve washed my clothes from there numerous times and the quality is still up to par, never once having fallen apart yet throughout the past few years I’ve had these same articles of clothing.
Over the years, the Gap outlet has also improved their clothes. By this I mean that they actually have cute, stylish clothes, as opposed to in the past where I used to find their clothes to be horribly drab and unattractive. I can almost always walk into the Gap outlet now and find at least a few items that I really like.
My philosophy is, why pay more at the same store in the mall when you can come to their outlet, instead? Sure, their clothes might be considered, «out of style,» by some fashion guru and that’s why they’ve made it to the outlets but to the average person like you and I, you’re really paying for the same thing you would at the mall but at a fraction of the cost.

I know this is a random review — outlet shopping center!!! But, honestly, I love this GAP outlet.
There are always amazing sales, great selection of clearance items and although crowded, the fitting room lines are NOT totally out of control.
Why go to a regular GAP store and pay full price?! It’s beyond me.
Try this outlet shop out for size and you’ll understand why I’m thrilled to write this review.

I have been shopping here for many years along with my mother, brother, sister-​in-​law, and many other family members as well. Today I had such a negative experience I have to share it here. I went in to exchange a sweatshirt, one that had never been washed, worn just once, and had a receipt that was still current. Unfortunately, when I went to the counter to make my exchange, it quickly became a battle with the cashier at the register. This young lady, inspected my sweatshirt and asked if I had the tag. I told her no but that I had the receipt. She then inspected the sweatshirt inside and out and gave me the third degree. She then accused me of wearing it. This was total B.S., I wore it one time and decided the neon pink color of it was unflattering with my skin tone. I then informed her that many of the sweatshirts presently for sale were hung on racks so low that the cuffs and bottom dragged on the floor where they picked up lint and grey fuzz off the ground. In fact, when you purchase a light colored item hung this way, you have to go home and launder it because of their position and the fact that the floors are dusty. My cashier was not cooperative, and as a result, I asked to speak to the manager. She was more understanding and granted my exchange. As a result of this negative transaction, I decided right then and there not to return to shop there. Old Navy sells similiar merchandise for less expense and with a better return policy. I will also tell my family members about my negative experience and discourage them from going there. I was burning mad after dealing with this stuck up high school girl’s poor attitude. I only wish I had looked at her name tag so I could specifically tell you who to avoid when you shop at Gap Outlet. GAp is so OUT, by the way…

Ehh, this place was okay. Nothing special. I feel that the prices are just a little discounted then the actual Gap store. I saw shoes on sale and was about to buy a basket full, but they do not carry half sizes. the 7’s were to small and the 8’s were to big… what is a girl to do! Store was clean but so busy. And when there is a sale, you get nasty people pushing you around!

Love the jackets.
It was really messy when I got in, but it’s the Christmas season and I know people can get crazy scrounging for deals and going through racks. I thought it was cool that they had deals from 20, 30, 40 — -all the way to 80%. The coats are nice and who knows, you might find a cool gift for someone or for yourself.
The jackets are absolutely cool. I saw this really nice classy stylish trench coat at the window display. Couldn’t find it in the store.

Always here, this is the best place to go to get your kids clothes. Even for yourself.

Unfortunately, this location is almost always unkempt; it looks like a small army of 2-​year-​olds were given free reign for 10 minutes before I walked in the store. Particularly in the check-​out line area.
The deals on cheap fitness gear keep me coming back: yoga pants, tops, running shorts, etc.
I also picked up a few pair of cute brightly colored crops that I wouldn’t have normally purchased elsewhere because they were such a steal. Woot. These unpredictable deals keep me peeking my head in occasionally to see what I might find.
Overall: not worth a separate trip up to the outlets, but if you’re already there, check it out.

The clothes at a normal Gap store are usually overpriced for shoddy merchandise, but their selection and convenience has won over many a casual shopper like myself. So when I discovered there was a Gap outlet in Folsom with even cheaper prices I got really excited.
Despite the many bargain basement deals, the selection here is usually limited so that when I do find something I like it isn’t in my size. I recall spending most of my last visit searching for a collared shirt that was displayed on a mannequin but otherwise out of stock. I keep visiting periodically and occasionally discover that one great find at one great price. That makes it all worth it.

They do carry «tall» pants, but unfortunaly their version of tall does not include me. Maybe I should start shopping for «giraffe» sizes…
However, if you are of a more normal height, you’ll find a good selection of casual, career, and denim pants that giraffes like me can only dream of. So, please… enjoy!
On to the good news: they have a great selection of simple tops: tees, sweaters, thermals– nice and boring, the way I like it. No really, that’s a compliment coming for me. If you’re looking for casual tops in a rainbow of colors, this is your place, and they’re usually on sale for a fair price. they do have some styles that are a little more exciting, and sometimes They’re cute, but I usually come here for my staple items like tees and sweaters.

I love the Gap Outlet. Not only do they have great prices, the service is always great too! There is always someone in the dressing rooms ready and willing to get you another size.

This review goes to the employee who I did not get his name, but was the first that I have seen in a long time take care of his store.
I was trying on clothes and three changing rooms down two or three kids were screaming and banging on the walls. As usual parenting was non-​existent. The two employees that were working the changing room continued working, but another male employee came over and told the kids that they needed to lower their voices because this was a business. The parent seemed embarrassed and jumped to the side of the worker telling the kids that they needed to settle down. PROPS TO YOU!
I will definitely shop there again!

I generally regard GAP as the brand of choice should I ever turn into a very preppy box.
You see, everything seems to lack a waistline and has a generally square shape. People who love Gap also tend to have a generally square shape.
But, they had some cheap jeans and I bought a pair for a guy I know, as men are generally more box-​like than myself. I hope it works.

I was in the market for a new pair of khakis as I have outgrown (out shrunk) my older ones. Finding a pair in my size was more arduous than I had anticipated. Luckily I had today off, so I headed to Gap
Even though this Gap store is much much smaller than other Gap stores, they had khakis in my size… woohoo…
Unfortunately, the manager thought it was more important to talk on the phone than to let me pay for my pants. Good thing her associate noticed and rang me up immediately…
+4 stars for having pants in my size
–1 star for ignoring customer (s)…

Fabulous customer service on the part of most employees! The store is almost always clean and organized by size. Unfortunately, I wear a popular so my size is usually not on the floor. But, someone always goes to the back an grabs me the right size.
I wish the employees would wear name tags so I was able to recognize them by name. The two male managers (new to the store, I think) are very helpful, and not in a condescending way. Any question I have ever had has been purposely directed to one of them. Both are very knowledgable and not «fake» nice.
Plus, I am in love with their flip flops and capri pants. I wish they had a wider variety of shirts that I was able to wear to school. Most are a little revealing… I know summer is coming up, but I can’t exactly show cleavage to my fourth graders!