Old Navy never seems to know what they're doing. Seems like every time I go in the store, this one in particular, they are in a perpetual state of entropic disorganization. You can never really find the alternative sizes for a shirt you like because they're all in mixed piles on tabletops. It's also as if they are constantly remodeling. In particular you can always be sure to find that the men's section has shrunk a little more each time you visit. I have never once come in here to find it perfectly organized.
That said, I can still award Old Navy 3 stars. While the clothes aren't top quality, they still manage to have a decent variety of menswear squeezed into what little bit of area remains. Lately I noticed they've got a lot of shirts that emphasize "going outside" and nature and such. It seems to be the trend these days, at least for me. Though that won't change my dislike for "shirts with words on them". And if you're in that boat with me, you will be delighted to find that ON has a great selection of both patterned and plain shirts to be had. This includes my personal favorite: heather. You know that sort of washed out/textured look that is added to make a single color shirt look more complex. I love that design and Old Navy has it on lock. Another personal favorite of mine here is the selection of work-out-wear for men. Lots of color, lots of visibility and reflectivity and actually a dash of style that is on the level of H&M for men's work out gear.
Be aware that their clothes all seem to run large and short and they absolutely do shrink in the dryer. Recently I've found that the necks in the shirts tend to stretch out a bit more than they used to. Seems that what little quality they had left is starting to go too. They also appear to struggle with speed and quality of service both on the floor and at the register. read more