Old Navy

22 people in line. 1 cashier. People are now yelling at the 1 cashier. People are now yelling at each other. Wtf???

Old Navy makes me feel skinny. I can usually fit into a small thanks to their ridiculous vanity sizing. I’m not sure that actual skinny girls can shop here. Maybe in the children’s section.
This Old Navy is unfortunately the closet one to me. Their clothing has gotten more stylish over the years, but I rarely make a purchase at this store. Every single time I come here the line is painfully long and slow moving. There are usually more people in line than browsing on the floor at any given time.
I can’t justify waiting a half hour in line for clothes that could potentially disintegrate in one washing. Their prices are decent enough that I don’t mind buying them, but I refuse to wither away waiting to do so. Even if I decided to tough it out, I would probably come to despise my purchases for having wasted my time on them. I can’t let some poor skirt/​dress/​blouse become the pariah of my wardrobe.
They desperately need more cashiers. I can’t comprehend why it’s been well over a year and this is still a constant problem. I really hope they get their act together because I’d like to use the gift cards I keep accumulating.

I’ve been to plenty of Old Navy stores before. This one has about the same amount of selection, or even a little less than I would expect. The layout is similar to all other Old Navy stores I have visited. The real negative here is the lack of attention to cleanliness in the store in the fitting rooms.
I had to wait for a very long time to even get an open room, and there was no attendant helping us to figure out which rooms are open to try clothes on. The whole store seemed a little disorganized and a little chaotic which I did not appreciate.
It is still hard to beat the prices at Old Navy and I did purchase clothes from the store. I just wish I had a had a better in store experience. If going back to Old Navy I’d probably visit another location.

Went there on Black Friday to buy some stuff. All over the store were written 50% off, after a couple of hour in line cashier told me that under discount is not everything and it was written with TINIEST letters in a bottom some exclusions.
Result: waited couple of hours in line and did not buy anything.
Manager extremely rude.

Beware the «entire store on sale 30% off» that they’ve got going on. You’ll get home, see some items weren’t discounted, and you’ll never see the fine print about which items don’t qualify as part of the «entire store» until you go to their web site to see why you were charged full price.

Some times I walk into this Old Navy and I think «Gosh, I hate this place.»
But then if you’ve ever been to some of the other OD’s in the area, you know this one really is one of the better locations.
The selection of Women’s clothing they have is much more broad than other locations. You go from jackets, dresses, lounge wear, to athletic wear. I generally always leave here with at least one thing.
The dressing room staff, while sometimes clueless, are usually friendly and spell my name right on the door white board. I know, it’s not that hard, but an F instead of a PH really gets my goat riled up.
On one of my last shopping trips here I found a pair of black jeggings with a thick waist band and a poncho like sweater top. I was in heaven. My gothy spirit animal cried out to me and I knew I should do a dance in the parking lot.
My only complaint is sometimes I can’t find something I purchased a few days ago again on another trip. I like to stock up at times if I find something I really love. Like a basic sweater or pants.

It’s an Old Navy… so it is A-​OK. To be honest, no matter where I go, I hit up the clearance section first. It is a solution for my diagnosed illness of being a shopaholic. So anyways, I went the other day and went to the clearance section, it looked like a bomb exploded! All the shoes were just piled on the ground, not sized together or in any sort of order. The racks were filled with empty hangers and clothes on the floor (I do realize it is partially the shoppers’ faults as well but hello recovery???), and to boot, they had racks of go backs in the clearance section with no one moving it when shoppers were trying to shop so shoppers had to squeeze inbetween a clearance rack and a rack of go backs (this is a huge safety issue, LP are you there?) anyways its alright, nothing to write home about but if you need cheap clothes that will last a season or two, do it up!

This particular Old Navy has such a strange setup! As soon as you enter, there’s a wall display and you have to pick the men’s or women’s entrance essentially. I was in the store for a good 10 – 15 minutes without seeing a sales person. There was no one stocking items, or even near the fitting rooms. Usually there is an attendant floating around Old Navy to be helpful, but it was total crickets in there.
The fitting room is in the dead center of the store. If you wanted to show an outfit to a friend, be prepared for the whole open corridor to see you as well.
Everything seemed hastily thrown together with little thought to flow. I usually like Old Navy stores, but this one felt so claustrophobic.

I love Old Navy.
This location is one of the stand-​alone buildings that is fairly large. It’s located in a shopping plaza with a lot of other great stores such as Target, Bed, Bath & Beyond and Costco as well as some big chain restaurants. There’s plenty of parking, a lot so you don’t have to worry about finding a spot close to the building.
There are always good deals here. It’s not always the best quality but who am I dressing to impress? As long as it’s comfortable and inexpensive then great! I don’t know about anyone else but the fitness clothing they sell here is not the best out there but mostly everything else is awesome. One of my biggest faults about Old Navy (as well as most every other clothing place) has a much larger selection for females than males but eh what can you do.

I love shopping here for tanks, tees and work shirts that double for cocktail hour attire.

Good selection, nice staff, organized stock.

Great deals if you need a few quick things. You are not going to win any style awards but hey, it’s winter and you need to bundle up.

Love Old Navy — Hate this store when there are lines all the way back to the clothes & only 2 Registers open…
There are like 16 registers & people (who work there) standing around & hanging out but not ringing customers…
Their clearance always seems to be in disarray also…

I went in to look at skirts.
I walked out with: two sweaters, a sweater dress, a pair of jeans, and a skirt. (At least a skirt was on the list somewhere!)
It cost me: less than $ 150.
I won’t comment on Old Navy as a whole because, honestly, what’s the point?
*But* I really liked this store. It was easy to get to, well stocked, clean, and the employees were nice. Major props over the Cambridgeside store.

Not a huge fan of their clothes, but you sometimes luck out and find something you need/​want here.
Also sometimes you find something along the lines of a gift for someone who has a dog or cat.
The clothes aren’t the most durable but — you get what you pay for…

I’m kind of embarassed to admit that I occasionally shop here, but they do have good deals on basics, like tank tops (2 for $ 15). Actually, that’s all I really buy there. Tank tops and maybe some stuff to wear to bed.
Like everyone has already said, nothing holds up, so buy only ‘disposable’ type clothing here. If you are on the bigger side, you’ll have a huge selection to choose from since they seem to only stock XL and up. I know that they have some smalls there, but they sell out quickly. What’s even worse is that Old Navy is in on the whole vanity-​sizing scam, so a small is more like a medium or occasionally even a large. Regardless, I still feel like an idiot trying on XXXS pants.

I pass by this Old Navy at least four times a week, but I find myself going to Cambridge if I actually want to buy something. Why? This location is always packed with people and the clothes are never available in a decent size. My trip always goes like this: Ooo cute shirt, does it come in a small? Nope, we have L, XL and XXXL. Damn. I’ll go to Cambridge and buy it there…

It’s Old Navy. What’s to say, really? Basic stuff, reasonably priced, that does NOT hold up after a few month’s of laundering. But their clothes aren’t meant to be worn that long, anyway. It’s really a «disposable clothing» store. Hey, at least you will always have relatively updated clothes, since you’ll have to replace them very frequently.
UPDATE: I’ve had an epiphany about Old Navy: Their clothes fall apart WAY TOO FAST. The collars stretch out and the clothes shrink horribly. They are simply the SHIT. They don’t last well even after just a few launderings.
I am taking away two stars: They now have one star, so there!

Yeah I was here, you probably saw me grabbing ten polo shirts when they were 97 cents each right? That’s right so what! I also got some jeans for 10 bucks and a hat for like 3. With all the money I saved I went to Foxwoods and played craps all night until I had enough to buy my boat so now I save at Old Navy AND I’m a Captain in the New Craig Navy. Captain Cappy the pirate who saves. So judge if you want to but I look goooooood on my poop deck.
So bite me.

Old Navy may not be the coolest kid on the block, but they consistently offer cheap, cute, moderately durable clothes. I’ve been stocking my work wardrobe with Old Navy for quite some time now, and occasionally I’ll see a shirt, hoodie, tank top or bag to snap up for after-​hours wear. Plus, you can’t beat their 2-​for-​$ 5 flip flops in virtually every color of the rainbow. They’re also really good about returns, but that might also be because I’m anal-​retentive and tend to keep receipts and tags of anything that is suspect. So to summarize, if you’re looking for cutting-​edge, hard-​to-​find gear, Old Navy is not the best place. However, if you’re looking for affordable basics and the occasional cute trendy item, it’s the place to go.