Gap Outlet

I’m not used to GAP as I always thought it was too expensive for me. But this GAP wasn’t bad. Not sure if maybe it was Black Friday and the deals were great or that maybe I have not explored other options. Maybe both. But anyways, the store was quite busy and found a jacket for my fiancé’s brother to try on. It fitted him well and his girlfriend had him try another jacket too. Both looked good and it’s great to have both as Japan will be in the 20s when we arrive there.
I looked around to see if there are clothes that I may want. I went to the clearance section and found some good stuff. Taking an additional percent off the clearance ticket price. Hell yeah that’s a deal! Depending on what you get, it ranged from $ 1.00 to $ 10.00 after the additional percent off. I got few things for myself and for my future mother-​in-​law that I wanted to buy for her. Then I found a plain Henley for $ 7. They only had a medium in black but I was able to fit in it just right. It fitted comfortable and not super tight. A large would be better, but they didn’t have any.
I checked out and paid under $ 20 for about 6 items. That’s a good deal! Would definitely come back to shop some more during the holidays.

Crowded, long lines, messy display tables (my pet peave), and not a whole lot of variety, but perhaps I’m wrong for expecting more from a discount outlet store.
They had a special on Memorial day, 50% off of select items in the store. I managed to get a couple of button down sweaters, two pair of cute skinny minnies, a pair of sandals and shorts. I’m certainly happy about my purchases, but the trouble you have to go through just to browse, select, «cash out», and make it back to your car is a bit much.
If you prefer the chaotic shopping experience with tempting deals, then this is your place especially during a major holiday. Otherwise, I say skip it and find a more civilized Gap location to endulge your guilty pleasure of khakis, Mr. Roger’s sweaters, and knee length knockers.

This is easily one of my favorite stops at the outlets. It’s an actual outlet (a lot of the stores here aren’t). I tend to find it rather hit or miss but that’s an outlet, I guess. Like Allie said, this is a great place for basics. If you hit it right, you can even get stuff like socks for cheaper than Target.
The staff here is always friendly and the dressing rooms are usually pretty tidy. I have an Old Navy/​Gap/​Banana Republic credit card so occasionally they’ll run promotions or send coupons for the outlet stores so that is typically when I make the drive. I also love the location, right on the end section because you can usually park pretty close to the actual store.

Come here for all of your basics. Tanks, jeans, t-​shirts, boxers, sweaters… Gap Outlet has you covered and usually has some great deals. Sign up for their emails (actually just for the factory outlets) for even bigger savings.
I’m a little plain Jane so I like solid colored clothing, and I usually like most of the colors Gap offers… last visit I scored some boyfriend jeans, a super soft black maxi skirt, some boxers and a few tanks. I really like their active wear too (for when I decide to finally do some sort of exercise, at least I’ll be comfortable and look decent!)
Since it’s an outlet, expect some chaos in the fitting area and probably not a employee back there to help if you need another size. And that’s ok, I just head back there and look for an open room.
Overall, decent quality clothes, great prices… win win.
Outlets rock!