Ghetto ghetto ghetto... why oh why must every decent national chain we get have to be the ghetto version of it? (that's a rhetorical question, in case it's not obvious. ) We get the ghetto, scaled down versions of EVERYTHING because Cumberland County is the economically depressed step-child of South Jersey. The stores we get are smaller, have less merchandise which is low end, and are generally poorly managed and staffed by people who just don't give a damn. Old Navy is no exception. I didn't realize just how crappy our ON was until I went to ON at the Cherry Hill Mall last week. It was like being blind and having sight restored.... So much merch! So many choices in every size! The Vineland store... not so much!!! The children's section at the Vineland ON is abymsmal. It used to be bigger and better stocked. I have no idea why they would trim down their selection to the bare bones department it is now. They have no maternity section and virtually NO plus sizes. Like, lets get real... how many size 2's do you really think live in a county where most people eat McDonald's for breakfast, lunch and dinner because it's all they can afford. Why don't managers of clothing stores trend sizes to see what they should order?!? Like 15 percent of Cumberland County are Mexican women of extremely short stature (seriously... 4'8" to 5'2".) So why aren't they stocking petite sizes? So if you're a size 4 or below and 6 feet tall, you can always come to the Vineland ON and find scads of your size on sale! But if your fat, short or fat AND short like me, fahggeddaboudit, there's nothing for you here. read more

Not my first time at Old Navy but my first time inside this store inside the Cumberland Mall. This store is ok, they had some sales as of this current date but I didn't find anything that I wanted. read more

I have been shopping with old navy RELIGIOUSLY for four years because they have the best fits for my husband. Recently, my husband bought a pair of pants that were tagged wrong, and I bought him a pair of shoes in his size that for some reason were too large. When we tried to exchange(not return) we were treated poorly and left with our items. Even though I had original receipts. Looks like they lost our business, and our referral. read more

Admittedly, Old Navy is for a younger demographic than myself. Even so, I have found plenty of things here over the years. I tend to like their summer shirts. I have found some seersucker shirts here. My wife buys her flip-flops here each year; one of every color. She picks up lots of tops. My daughter is now shopping here too. I find it is hit-or-miss whether there's anything good here. Overall, it's okay. read more

I go to this store around Christmas & other holidays. Oh & back to school. They never seem to have the sizes I need, its always packed and kind of expensive (when not on sale....especially since the quality of the merchandize had really went down). I used to be able to come here when my children were smaller and really rack up some good sales (clearance & otherwise) but not so much anymore. I DO love their flip-flops...they are literally the only kind I wear. The staff is ever changing and not helpful. The woman's clothing is not meant for "hippy" or curvy women. The cuts really are unflattering. read more

I don't know if anyone reads these for stores, but this Old Navy has the worst managers. Aside from one lady with short hair (who is actually very friendly and stands out like a sore thumb there) any managers on the floor are either extremely rude or are just wandering around the store avoiding customers. It's cheap clothes, opening up more than one register or asking if a customer needs some thing is not rocket science. read more