Old Navy

Okay, 4 stars because there this one time, the staff of this old navy treated me so good! She helps me to find the stuff I am looking for and she is so nice!
She was smiling all the time and I could see that she is working so hard! I would love to go back here :) I won’t forget that moment, until now I remember that moment!

I come here for flip flops and to browse the baby clothes. I remember when my oldest nephew was a baby they had some of the cutest stuff. Now it’s kind of a hit or miss, but still worth the browse.
For their adult size clothes, they have a good solid collection of every day where, but unfortunately none of it’s my style, so I don’t really shop here for myself. I did find a nice summer dress recently though.

Everytime I come in here I head straight for the clearance rack… they usually have some pretty good buys.
I used to shop at Old Navy all the time, and was excited when they came to Hanford. However, the Old Navy brand has changed thru the years and they offer some bright and rather ugly clothing that I am not too fond of.
The prices have seem to go up a lot too. During Christmas of last year Groupon offered a $ 20 coupon for only $ 10 so of course I snatched a bunch of them up. It seemed to be too much for the clerks, as it was a new promotion which is understandable.
Aside from the clothing and prices, there are always tons of employees here to help you if you need anything which is great so that I dont have to track someone down.
I dont care for how they remodeled the place, it kind of throws everything off, but whatever, its not my store right??? ;)

It’s Old Navy hiding out in Hanford. I know that’s stating the obvious, but every Old Navy is genetically engineered by TOP. MEN. to be the same location. They had a nice sale involving my favorite thing, novelty socks for 75% off. That worked for me!

Pros: Helpful, hard working employees. Cleaner than other locations.
Cons: Uh, it’s an Old Navy. I blame corporate.
Cloak Anecdote:
Not really an anecdote, but whatever.
I’m cool with being held hostage in a clothing store (I wouldn’t mind being trapped in Saks for an indefinite amount of time!), because I eventually develop Stockholm syndrome and have an urge to purchase everything in sight.
However, in this situation, I would rather be trapped in a room with Michael Moore and Rush Limbaugh with a gun.
This holds true with any Old Navy, mind you; but seeing as this is the only Old Navy in a x-​mile radius, this is the one I am forced to frequent, and therefore forced to review.
Sure, Old Navy gets the job done if I absolutely NEED a pair of pants (I’m 5’10 and a size 2 – 6 everywhere else, but I’m a size 10 here because anything smaller is too short) or flip flops, but every time I come here I feel as if I am maneuvering my way down the winding river Styx. The new layout of the store resembles a segregated labryinth (boys on one side and girls on the other) and it seems as if they cut their selection in half.
I don’t want to give this Hanford Old Navy the shaft-​they have genuinely friendly employees who work REALLY hard. They keep this location clean and bright.
I’m not saying that you shouldn’t come here because this specific location is terrible (cause it’s not), I’m saying you shouldn’t come here cause Old Navy in general is terrible.