I am a Gap girl. I also like alliteration. My Gap wardrobe comes from their factory outlet stores. I refuse to hit a regular Gap store in a mall unless I have a discount code of some sort. My heart beats faster when I see a Gap factory store. It happened to me when I saw this one at Opry Mills. It's as if a strong magnetic force moves me into the store and it's futile for me to fight it. I will admit that I probably haven't done as much damage at this store as I could have, likely because I am content with my wardrobe. I really didn't need any linen shorts, no matter how pretty and tempting they were at this store. I also didn't need any tank tops because I had just bought two recently at Kohl's. I was wrong. You need to wear a tank top in Nashville. It is ridiculously hot that wearing a regular t-shirt feels like you are overdressed. I'm not a natural tank top person, but I got out of my comfort zone fast on day two of being in Nashville. Tank tops are my friends. I found the most comfortable tank top at this store. If I'm leaving my comfort zone, I might as well go all out. This one was in a camo pattern. I never had a camo top of any sort until now. This top has a slight flare, which is flattering and allows your stomach to expand as you stuff yourself silly with food while on vacation. I tried it on in a change room. I loved how it looked on me. Sold! When all was set and done, with discounts galore applied to this purchase, it was $5 after tax. Insane! The man at the payment area was so nice. I entered my phone number into the touchscreen display, which was how I ended up with my discounts. He was nice and polite. He placed my lone article of clothing in a small Gap bag. We wished each other a nice day and I happily left the store. I love a good deal. I wore this tank top several times on this trip. It launders well. It is my favourite Gap purchase in a while, right up there with my comfy joggers. (296) read more