Old Navy

It absolutely cracks me up that Old Navy has an outlet. I mean, it’s pretty much the cheapest clothing a person can buy and yet, it needs to be cheaper?
In fact, I found the outlet here to be a much nicer shopping experience than the regular ON at Brookfield Square. It’s a big store, much less crowded and everything seemed very organized. There were plenty of staff on hand to assist if needed.
ON clothes are definitely not ones you’re going to wear for the rest of your days, but if you want a $ 4 T-​shirt or $ 20 jeans that are reasonably fashionable, they’ve got you covered (literally).
Prices are somewhat discounted from the regular stores — but again, the initial prices start out pretty cheap so I don’t think they have a ton of room to move down.

I have been a fan of Old Navy since my college days. I have always felt they had great prices that were affordable for college students and that continues today for those of us with families who have lots of clothes to buy.
This specific store is very clean and has a lot of selection. The clearance sections are usually full of clothes and priced to move. As well, the staff is helpful and asks if they can help you find something.
Overall this is a good store and one that you should check out.

SMALLEST MEN’S SECTION OF ANY OLD NAVY I’ve ever seen.
Seriously, do they know that most guys hear the words «outlet mall» and instantly need to paint the house? Well, I rent so my ass had to go along with my girlfriend to this Old Navy. They had Chicago Bears shirts touching Green Bay Packers shirts on a table. Blasphemy!