Spring has sprung, and thus it's time to go shopping again. I really feel I'm the one who clearly needs new clothes, but alas, it was all about my daughter. She is growing (sniff, sniff), and she really needed some new stuff for the season. I was initially going to go to Justice, but I felt Old Navy was a much wiser decision, because their clothes are a lot more reasonable. I really don't care for the layout here. It's so chaotic to me, with clothes and stuff everywhere, but then some might like that. I was a bit overwhelmed.
There were cute rompers and some cute tops. The only thing, and this certainly is not endogenous to just Old Navy, but I wish the shorts had a line for extra slim. My child fits three sizes smaller than her age, and even then, can pull them down without even having to unbutton, but the shorts are a bit short on her then. I have this problem everywhere I go. I'd say there are some good finds here, cute clothes, but don't expect top of the line quality. I think for a season, they are perfect and the price is right. I got a ton of stuff for her for under $200.
Checking out was a pain. They had like 5 cashiers, but the process still took about half an hour waiting and then the actual checkout. Hence why I love online shopping. Physically coming to stores makes me cringe, unless it's my favorite athletic store. But I really had no choice, because I wasn't sure what would fit her, and she needs to try things on.
They are always running sales, and I'd say this is a great store for getting your child in gear. I should mention they also have clothing for men, women, and boys as well. Solid choice to shop for the whole family. I'd definitely shop here again, but more preferably online now that I have her sizing down. read more