Old Navy Reviews

I highly recommend old navy for the bargain shopper.  I recently went there in a bind, needing a party dress AND quickly!  I didn't have time to search department stores and, since I was only going to be wearing it to one event...didn't want to spend a fortune.  I was in and out of the store in 15 minutes with a very cute dress that can be dressed up for evening or dressed down for day time.

 I went in with the intention of buying a one wear dress, but for $60 I got a dress and pair of shoes that I will wear again and again this holiday season...

 The customer service was exceptional when I...

I'll admit that I'm biased. 

I love Old Navy. I've stuck with them for more than a decade now, even through the lousy commercials and interesting fashion trends. 

However, the time has come to be honest about Old Navy - they have slid down the hill of quality and hit rock bottom.

Example 1: "Layering" Tees  

Years ago, the "Perfect" tee was perfect. It was a hardy, cheap shirt that could easily last 2-3 seasons before losing its perfect shape, all for $6. Sadly, the "perfect" tee is now being sold as a layering tee. Layering tee - the audacity! In lay man's terms, this means that they took the...

This is one site I frequent often whenever I need maternity or children's clothes.  I have never been disappointed with an order, and never had to send anything back.  Their sizing is generous, they have cute styles and I can always find something on sale that we need.  They even have plus sizes! Best of all, it's almost all quality cotton!  I love that!  I can shop for my entire family in one place!  I just wish it was organic cotton, but you can't have it all.  I'm unsure if this is made in the U.S. or not, but I think not. That is the only other thing I'd change.  And you can't beat...

I love Old Navy.  Their jeans always fit just right and that's hard to find!  There's just no alot of trendy choices if you are heavier. 

I was shopping at Old Navy a couple months back and learned that they are no longer offering their plus sized clothes in the store.  Shopping online can be convenient at times, but there is something to be said for actually trying on and seeing the clothes before you buy them.  I just don't get why they took the clothes out of the store.  The average size of the American woman is a size 14; maybe that is why you can only find size 0 on the sale racks -...