Gap Outlet

i am quite a big fan of The Gap and all of its sister stores (even worked at Old Navy while at university) mostly for basic items that I like to keep on hand. Things like cardigans, dress trousers, etc. I also find that Gap jeans fit me the best, so when I find an outlet where I can get jeans for much cheaper, it is a bonus!
The outlet store is quite large with sections for women, men, and children. I have purchased some nice sweaters for only £10 (was difficult not purchasing one in each colour at that price), but haven’t found much else. Every time I have gone in, it looks a bit bare. It looks like the end of the season right before the new stock comes in. Maybe that is the way it always looks, but it makes you feel like it isn’t really worth coming into the store.
Some staff are friendly and helpful, others… well they just seem pre-​occupied with styling the bare shelves and the drama between employees. Occasionally you can find a good deal, but don’t make a special trip out!

This Gap store is in the Great Western Designer Outlet village in Swindon.
The Designer Outlet Village is all shops of well known designer names selling of clearance stock at reduced prices. Gap is just one of the many stores.
The outlet village is open seven days a week and tends to get very busy on Saturdays and Sundays, but during the week, it is quiet and it is open to 8pm, so you could go there after work. It is a really pleasant clean and tidy place to shop.
The Gap Outlet is in a corner and is quite a big shop. They often have really cheap T-​shirts and things, but whether they have what you really need at the time you go there is doubtful. I find the sizes on Gap clothes confusing. If you go to Gap on a busy day, you might find you have to queue for ages behind people with armfuls of stuff.