Gap Outlet

I don’t have as much luck at the Gap as I do at the Old Navy and I feel like the prices at this «outlet» are way out of wack. I do occasionally find something that is worth the price and I can use my Old Navy card and rewards points here so that is also good. More often then not, I just avoid this place.

Sooo… after asking «Keyona» a question over the phone, she told me to hold on without even asking me what the product was! I’m still on hold as I am Unilocaling…15 minutes 19 seconds and counting.

I used to love this outlet and still do minus the customer service. The past 2 times I’ve went there, I had to deal with the nastiest cashiers. The coupon I had wasn’t usable, okay, I get it, no biggie. But then I asked him if he could hold it for me, he said he wasn’t able to and that they could only hold it until the end of the day. It’s cool, no biggie. Then my hubby tells me that we can buy it, bring it back to return it to make sure they will have it and repurchase them. Then the cashier guy, he’s tall, slim and darker with glasses on, makes a remark saying or he doesn’t have to ring it up at all. Like wth? Seriously? The last lady was the same way. Like if you hate your job, just quit. Jeez. We’re good customers there and spend so much money there. There’s no reason to get nasty with customers. That’s how you get paid, by customers spending their money there. Ughhh

Great deals to be had here (this is a gap outlet store, but it is set up like a regular store). I purchased 4 pants, 3 tops, a hat, 6 t shirts and jeans for less than $ 150. I could not believe it. Had a shopping spree! The store was a mess with stuff everywhere, but it was still easy to find what I needed. The employees were ferociously trying to keep up with refolding and hanging veryones stuff as they were rummaging through it on a Saturday afternoon. Great place for deals!

I really like the Gap outlet, and I do my back to school shopping every year here. The price is right, and I can stock up on basics. The only downfall is the selection is mostly basics and you can’t go looking for a specific thing. I usually get my work clothes here, and they had no dress pants, suits, skirts or business casual tops the last time I was there.

The only reason it gets 4 stars and not 3 is because of its proximity to Brighton, where I live.
To be honest, it’s has a rather small selection of clothing for a man of my stature. But I’m fine with that because, I raid this place during its 70% off sales, and feel like I made out like a bandit.
It’s worth checking out of you are in the area.

The unloved Gap designs from last season in an Old Navy setup type of store.
My advice, head straight for them clearance racks. The reasons: aside from the fact that this store is obsolete, nothing is organized by size, so digging actually produces a great finds, especially when there is an additional 40% off on top of clearance.
Though why they would have full priced merchandise here is beyond me, 85% percent is discounted in some form.

Is it possible people don’t know about the Gap Outlet in Watertown? That’s the only way I could explain how empty it always is. It is located in the vast wasteland that is the Arsenal Mall. Most of the stores in this mall are not even real stores, but some sort of weird pop-​up vendors. The Gap Outlet is a great exception and somewhere that I would actually shop.
I bought Long and Lean jeans here a few months ago. The label just says «Gap» but I am sure they manufacture these pants just for the Gap Outlet. That being said, there is no visible or apparent difference in quality or style between these and the normal Long and Leans I bought at a normal Gap around the same time. The price difference? Nearly fifty dollars less! Amazing. Since Gap jeans are the only ones that fit me, I am a big fan of this store now.

Great store. Terrible sales associates. In general, the staff is so rude and just gives off that «do I really have to help you?» vibe… on the floor and at the register. What happened to customer service? I don’t know if it’s the fact that they are angry, young, tired?

The Gap Outlet is an awesome place to grab Gap styling for an affordable tag price, and really does offer some quality for the sum. Most people know the Gap look, and all the items at Gap Outlet fall into that line. You won’t necessarily find everything you really dig at the Gap here, but you’ll find like items and, as stated, pretty damn good deals.

im giving you 4 stars gap outlet, heres why…
as a wathamer, waterown. arsenal mall is a ten minute drive and if you plan it right, can be a east combo punch with targaay right across the street.
so if you like the appeal of gap (average, safe and bland) this is a good place to shop. the quality is better then oldnavy, not as good as banana, but not as good as mainstream gap. for the most part the prices are good and you can fit a bargain buttondown or even new pair of jeans, just remember thou, these articles are made specifically for the outlet store, not regular gap items banished to the «outlet» store.
worth a shot, dont expect too much, but if you are in the market for something gap, try it out.

So many people don’t know that this Gap Outlet exists. Which is why I guess it is never too crazy inside. (I hope I didn’t just jinx myself.)
The prices here are more than decent and occasionally border on Old Navy clearance cheap. The women’s section isn’t too large, but my boyfriend always finds something he likes there be it a button down, a t-​shirt, shorts or boxers.
Also, this is a great place to pick up a basic tee in crewneck, v-​neck, long sleeve or short. And usually for about 10 smackeroos.
The best thing is that you can get the Grass body spray and perfume here. Extra star for that. I have been searching for this since eighth grade when it mysteriously disappeared off the shelves of Gap.
This just may be the only reason to visit the Arsenal Mall.

I like to go to the Gap Outlet about once a month– everything is so cheap and they get new stuff in quite frequently. I actually think the quality is better than many things in the actual Gap and you never pay more than $ 20 for anything and most purchases can be had for arouynd $ 15 if you’re thrifty.
Lines at the cash register move very quickly and there is a mens, baby, and kids section.

So 4 stars for the Cheapo Value Meter. Actual quality and selection… not so much… But, that said, what a hidden gem at the arsenal mall!
The place is pretty big, but the mens department is limited in selection as most of the floor space is of course dedicated to the XX chromosome toters. Understandable…
That said, I always find 1 or 2 shirts for short money and can stock up on basics like button downs, khakis, and boxers (3 for 9 bucks!).
So, you won’t find anything new or different, but great value on wardrobe fillers, basics, and the occasional specialty item.
That siad, the stock here is different from the regular mall stores; The merchandise here to some extent is produced exclusively for the Gap outlet. While its better quality than Old Navy, it’s no wear near BR or even regular gap quality for the most part.
If you’re at the Depot or stopping in at Linens and things– stop by! You’ll be sure to find something after being disappointed by the crappy Filenes basement next door!

I’m with Andrea. I am pretty sure that there is a Gap Outlet factory that produces clothes for the outlet stores. Notice a lot of the stuff has «Gap Outlet» tags, it was never sold at a normal gap. Notice that the prices on most of that stuff is maybe 5 dollars less than it would be at the «normal» Gap.
Two stars because I got an awesome sweater here 2 years ago that I will wear until its mothy death.
Only two stars because I don’t need suburban moms running me over with their strollers to get to the $ 10 tank tops that I guarantee you will fall apart after one wash. If I’m going to fight for my clothes, I’ll just go to the Filene’s Basement across the mall, at least they have clothes with character.

This is one of my secret suburban shopping places. EVERYTHING is on sale. Expect to see piles of robotically folded tank tops for $ 7 and racks of clothes that are only now attractive because they are 60% less than what you would pay in a regular Gap store. They even have a maternity section (which I mistook for lounge wear). You’ll save so much money on clothes that you can spend everything else you have across the street at Target.

I love to go to Gap Outlet and try things on. Unfortunately this store — since it moved from across the street, has been packed. They got so much less business, or were set up in entirely the wrong way before, because it’s tight now…
I like the location and set up of the store much better now, although Gap clothes still don’t fit me all that well and the prices still seem a little high for me, but that is not the fault of the store.

I love the GAP outlet. Do not get me wrong. It just sucks that one bad apple has to ruin the whole bushel.
I went here today and was totally offended by one of the sales girls there, I almost might never go back there again.
I walked up to the cash wrap with at least $ 200 worth of clothes and an empty DD Iced coffee cup with a few ice cubes at the bottom. I politely asked the girl behind the counter if she could throw it away for me, because my hands were loaded with things that, if purchased, would help the sales at her place of business.
Without even looking at me, she said «Nope, I caint put nuthin wet in this garbage.»
I would have been fine with that, except as i was leaving (with less things than I walked up to the counter with) she started joking with one of her coworkers about how I had an attitude.
ALL I WANTED WAS TO TOSS MY GARBAGE IN THE TRASH CAN THAT MY PURCHASE POWER PAYED FOR!!!
Sorry for venting on Unilocal,but I felt like I needed to.
I’d normally give an expierience like this one star, but the way that this store is mapped out and how clean it is made me give it a 3

This Gap Outlet has great bargains. I go once each season for new clothes for my princess. Just today, I realized it’s starting to get cold, and she’s got no long pants or shirts. So off we went, and I got 4 pairs of pants, 5 shirts, and 4 pairs of socks for $ 85. Agreed, it’s not the best quality, but it all will last till she outgrows it, or the seasons change again.
I also got all my maternity clothes here when I was pregnant. Again, clothes that only need to last a few months.

They have some out of date and out of style stuff, and things no one bought for obvious reasons. They also have tons of fantastic stuff. Jen got a great skirt there for $ 12 (vs. the original $ 44). They have everything you’d normally find in the Gap, they’re just not the most current offerings, and the displays are much more simple.
Great for basics, they’re always having steals on boxers and plain shirts. They also offer the scents & make ups at discounted prices.