Gap Outlet

Great sale at the moment. Came bought some clothes with my wife, everything was great except for the cashier. She look like she don’t want to be there. Had a sour face the whole time.

Have gotten really great buys here at low prices. Whether it be a jacket, jeans, or tops, it’s a steal and not worth to go to the regular store! Store can be somewhat of a mess, but with the foot traffic they get in here, understandable. Just wish the checkout line went a bit faster, but not the employees’ fault as it’s always packed in here!

Whole store 50% off currently! They always have a good selection and lots of great deals for women, men and kids. They have some stuff that is outlet only which is always reasonably priced and somewhat close to what is at the regular store.
Dont expect to find the exact same stuff in Gap here for a discount. Only a portion of their merchandise is straight from the store. It is well organized and laid out and has great prices!

PROS:
+ Tidy store
+ Friendly workers
CONS:
— Woeful selection of men’s wear
— Paltry discount

I have been to this outlet few times and I like to score really good deals and this one it ok as far as deals go, I got jeans for $ 20 and a Tshirt for $ 6 but nothing special not even at the clerance section.

They always have my favorite jeans, and at a decent price. This place has a bit of everything, but its truly luck of the draw if they have your size/​whatever you’re looking for.
It can take forever to check out at times, and I’ve been known to find things cheaper on their website.
Still, I find something good almost every time I go in, and will be back.

We normally take my daughters to the outlets in Tulare for school clothes shopping. We went to SF and passed these outlets. I had a 30% off coupon (woo*hoo) and so we stopped for a little shopping…
I was a bit disappointed in the kids section. It’s very small, and I expected it to have a larger selection for babies and kids.
Same ol Gap. Good ‘staples’ in your wardrobe for great sale prices.

This location has a nice selection of items, and I don’t feel like I’m shopping in a bargain basement when I’m here. You can snag some great deals on wardrobe staples. The AAA discount is an awesome bonus-​just show your card and they’ll hook you up! My husband usually leaves empty handed… the men’s section is a bit more limited than the women’s.

I stopped in here the week before Christmas to pick out a pair of jeans. With a skinny frame, Gap carries one of the best selections for those of us on the trim side. They had a promotion for 70% off select men’s jeans, however the shelves were really disorganized. Granted, there were a lot of people in the store, so I don’t really fault their employees. Everyone was making a mess, but with a little effort, I managed to find a pair or two that looked sharp.
After taking them back to the changing room, I had one of the girls ring up the pants for a price check. The 70% did apply, so life was good! I ended up taking home $ 100 worth of jeans for only $ 30! Both the girl in the changing room and the one at the counter were friendly, so I didn’t really even mind the super long line at checkout. Saving money is what outlet shopping is all about.

I’ve been shopping here for many years. I always find something which makes it fun. They have nice simple clothes for great prices. Customer service has been good to me. I’m happy and I will keep coming.

Hit and miss on selection and service but the sales are always on…

They don’t carry a lot here. I would have like a bigger Body section. It is probably a hit or miss here. Need more workers at the register.

Had never been here before, but i love the Gap, so we stopped in off the freeway on our way to Monterey. Got a few good deals, but $ 50 for skinny jeans?!? Didnt buy them. I though this was an outlet store?

Not a fan in general but picked a pari of leather sandals and a pair of summery wedges. But I did find the perfect gift for my Grandma and aunties to take home for my cousins. I needed to find something quick, cute and light. There is a Japanese custom called «omiyage» which means gift or souvenier and you «have to» give them when people (you or people visiting) are going back to their home country (or travel anywhere). It’s kind of a pain in the butt but a nice custom I guess.
So I picked up like 7 of these colorful semi-​wallet like things. They have slots for cards (or in Japan train passes and Ids, CC and not used as often as in the states) and a little puch with zipper for a few coins. I felt bad the lady behind me wanted one but I picked up the rest which were located in the bins next to the cash registers.
$ 5.99 a pop. What a simple yet useful gift. GAP is still pretty cool in Japan and although they have Gaps there, it’s the tought that counts right?

I came here out of the blue one day when my boyfriend and I wanted to get out of San Jose and visit the «country side» — hence Gilroy — to embark on a journey for «grown up clothes»
Every young lady comes to a point in their life when they have out grown the «juniors» skankerriffic clothes but are still too young for the «womens» section, so the Gap Outlet in Gilroy offers a happy medium.
For under $ 80, I got two pairs of jeans in my size (AND ANKLE WHOOWHOO for short people), a red and black lacey pattern v-​neck cardigan and the COOLEST black and white plaid peacoat.
Deals are definitely here, as long as you go mid-​week. The weekend crowd can be vultures. Either way, make a pit stop here, especially for the under 5’2″ crowd — the quality is great and the fashions trends pretty current here despite the «outlet» stereotype.

I go here every time I drive back from LA, and this holiday was no exception. It was super crazy this time around, there were at least 20 people in line. The place isn’t very well organized and there never seems to be anyone walking around keeping things tidy. You find random clothes in random places.
It’s a Gap Outlet so you can’t really expect everything in every size, or even the most current stuff, but it’s not too bad. I don’t go shopping often enough so I’ll miss an entire season of clothing but I can still catch it here.
Bought two pairs of jeans and two shirts for under $ 100 and got a 10% off coupon for Banana Republic.

I worked here for a month back in high school. This place gets ridiculously busy around Christmas time, especially on Black Friday and the day after Christmas. There’s a good assortment of men’s and women’s clothing. I personally now think a lot of their fashion is bland and comes in mostly neutral colors of black, white, grey, khaki, denim, etc. Quality and pieces available aren’t as top notch as the regular retail GAP locations like at Valley Fair, but then again, you’re paying cheaper discounted prices for the clothing anyways.
Personally, I’d prefer to shop at Urban Outfitters or H&M, vs. GAP or any of its subsidiaries like Old Navy or Banana Republic. I think GAP fashion died out for me after high school.

It’s a mater of timing at the Gilroy outlets… sometimes the stores are soooo picked through it is tough to find what you want, but sometimes… when the stars are aligned, you find just what you were looking for. The Gap is usually picked through, so here is my recommendations.
1. Plan to go to several stores in Gilroy, just in case one of them is a waste of time.
2. Go earlier in the day, before everything has been taken from the shelves.
3. Grab some Starbucks first… just because.
The Gap is perfect for back-​to-​school shopping for public schools requiring uniforms. Jeans and polos galore!

I owe approximately 50% of my office wardrobe to the Gilroy Gap Outlet. This is partially due to the fact that Gilroy is halfway between San Francisco and my parents’ house and it makes for a good pit stop.
It also partially due to the fact that my favorite office garb is jeans and either a collared shirt or a sweater. These, my friends, are the pillars of the Gap Outlet. I just picked up my favorite Curve Low Rise jeans for $ 20.99 yesterday. Seriously, I wear these more than the Joe Jeans I have. They fit great and are always comfy.
Words to the Wise: Yes, the lines can be freaky and it’s not necessarily well organized. Even when you always wear the same style of jeans, be sure to try them on. With outlets, quality control isn’t the greatest. One pair can be perfect comfort and the next can be sausage-​city in no time.

1 Star — Saturday before Christmas. Only 3 cashiers. Long line. Huh?
5 Stars — A lot of merchandise. Huge Selection. Significantly more merchandise and shopping space compared to Great Mall location.