Tip: Earn GAP rewards at its sister company, Old Navy, with every purchase.
My best friend had spotted that the plaza that we were at had an Old Navy. We had just finished shopping at Winners.
We looked at the Old Navy listing on Google Maps. Photos showed that it was next to HomeSense. From our vantage point, we couldn't see it. Was it in the corner or was it permanently closed? We had no clue.
We drove over to the corner. Old Navy was there. Location-wise, it's not the best being tucked away in the corner.
I parked closer to the store. My friend was slightly further away. We got out of our vehicles and walked in.
We both like Old Navy. I have always liked that it is size-inclusive. At my heaviest, I was able to find clothing that fit me without looking frumpy.
This store had 50% off jeans. What a steal! My friend got a pair of boyfriend jeans.
I found a luxe top that felt so nice to the touch. It was also on sale at 30% off. I got it in green.
There were so many good deals at this store. Getting a t-shirt for $12 was decent. I liked seeing an assortment of jean jackets.
I got a friendly male staffer at the checkout. I entered my phone number associated with my GAP rewards to earn points. I paid for my item with a credit card. I tapped and was done.
He asked me if I needed a bag. I declined, as I had a single item that didn't merit one.
I walked over to my friend. She didn't have a phone number associated with her GAP rewards. Maybe she did, but she has moved around and likely had an old phone number associated with it. She was able to rattle off her e-mail address. The manager found her rewards account that way. Yay!
There was an orange alert for heavy thunderstorms while we were shopping. We heard thunder and heavy rain while shopping at this store. We had to wait between the doors for the pouring rain to stop. It took perhaps fifteen minutes before it was safe to head to our vehicles without being drenched.
I liked shopping here. It had great deals and service. It's a good place to stay dry during a thunderstorm, too!
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