If you had a $150 gift card to Old Navy - what would you buy?

[Anonymous]

I never shop there. I have no clue about fashion.

If yu had $150 to spend there, on yourself, what would you get?

[Anonymous]

if nothing jumped out at me in terms of a trendy piece, then:

leggings
jeans
basic tunic style shirts that could be layered and worn with leggings
loungewear & pjs

honestly, i would probably just get stuff for the kids now that i think about it!

[Anonymous]

I'd use it at BR, Gap, or Piperlime.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'd use it at BR, Gap, or Piperlime.

Me too, assuming that was possible. If not, then I'd probably buy some cargo pants, a few cute scarves, some hoodies, etc. etc. Then i'd save the rest of it for winter and get some cheapo sweaters. If you have a daughter who likes dresses, they have some totally adorable ones right now. My 6 year old DD refuses to wear anything other than yoga pants, unfortunately.

[Anonymous]

I would get some dresses--they have some tiered gauzey maxi dresses and skirts right now that are cute. I would buy some shoes--I like their linen or cotton flats. And I might get a couple cheap bathing suits and some tank tops.

[Anonymous]

Jeans, tanks and a couple open cardigan type covers.

[Anonymous]

clothes for my kids

[Anonymous]

clothes for kids
workout pants
jeans

[Anonymous]

Jeans (they're really nice for the price)
a few camis for layering
some flip flops
Capris
Shrugs/Cardigans
Cute Dresses

But if you can't decide, I'd totally take that gift card off your hands

[Anonymous]

jeans
basic t-shirts
sweaters

[Anonymous]

Ribbed tanks
Yoga pants (several pairs)
A few fun things (dress, beach bag, etc.)
A bunch of stuff for my DD

[Anonymous]

you might be able to use at br and gap.

agree with folks:
workout clothes (yoga pants are great), i like their sportsbras too
tanks
jeans
clothes for kids
once in awhile they have a great sweater/top/dress...

[Anonymous]

Old Navy clothes are not very good quality. I'd stick to kids' clothes which seem to be better.

[Anonymous]

Nothing. They use sweat shop labor to produce their ridiculously cheap stuff. If I had to spend a gift cert, though, I would buy and donate to a charity.

I would feel too "dirty" wearing their clothes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nothing. They use sweat shop labor to produce their ridiculously cheap stuff. If I had to spend a gift cert, though, I would buy and donate to a charity.

I would feel too "dirty" wearing their clothes.

The Old Navy brand is owned by Gap and their stuff is manufactured in the same factories as Gap and BR.