Old Navy

One of the more disappointing Old Navy’s I’ve been to. A boring selection of clothes, with limited variety. No striped polos for boys, just red, blue and white. This is not the Old Navy I am used to, where designs are cutting edge and often better than J Crew. No flavor here. Prices are good.

YES, WE HAVE COTTON!
This store is huge and can easily outfit the entire family. I was really impressed with the kids department which runs the width of the store. Boys are on the left and girls are on the right. They have cute little everyday outfits and I love the girl’s jumper dresses. Don’t forget to check out the sneakers and sandals.
Throughout the store, summer is in full swing and the vibe is comfortable and casual.
Love the maternity wear collection because it is just simple and would probably suit any expectant mom. Prices are already reasonable but a sale is now in progress.
This store was well staffed with great customer service.

This review is geared specifically toward this location’s maternity selection, which I have found to be slightly better than the selection at other local Old Navy stores.
As any expectant woman can tell you, maternity clothes are expensive – and often needlessly so. Therefore, I have been on a quest to find versatile maternity pieces that won’t break the bank, and Old Navy has really come through for me. But the other problem with maternity clothes is that most non-​specialty stores only carry a very limited selection in store. This is true for Old Navy, which has a vast collection of maternity clothes online but carries only select items in stores. And of course the trouble with ordering online is that (1) you can’t try it on, (2) you have to depend on the comments of those who have come before to guess at the right size, and (3) you can’t return online maternity purchases to stores.
Luckily, I have found that this Old Navy has a slightly larger maternity section – at times. I went here once and found the entire back corner of the store devoted to maternity with a few pieces on clearance that were still full price online. On a subsequent visit, the maternity section still took up a good portion of the back corner but had also been overtaken by clearance baby items. Nevertheless, I still found a nice dress, and it seems that they always have a large selection of pants and jeans.
It definitely seems like a store you have to hit often to find the best maternity selection, but when you’re trying to save money, this is a minor inconvenience.
Oh and on the baby item front, you really cannot beat the clearance section at the back of the store. I found so many cute items that were marked down to only a few dollars, including a onesie that I snagged for less than $ 1! So even if your visit for maternity clothes is a bust, you can still bulk up baby’s wardrobe for not a lot of money.

I shop at this Old Navy a lot because it’s convenient to where I work. Old Navy is great for staples like tank tops, tees, and flip flops. I try to keep my visits short as there is more often than not a small child running around the store unattended. That’s no so much the store’s fault as the parents’, but it makes it a pain to try and find what I want when I’m dodging ankle biters.
The staff is friendly, if sometimes a bit hard to find. It can also sometimes be difficult to find an employee to help you. They keep the dressing room and register well covered, but the sales floor is often only staffed by one or two people. It’s often not worth it to hunt someone down and ask if they can check to see if they have my size.
I admit, I’m the kind of shopper who likes to look around first and then ask questions. However, I’d like to be able to find someone if I have a question. Overall, it’s a decent shopping experience, but nothing outstanding.