Gap Clearance Store

My sisters and I first went to the Gap Outlet back in 1997 on one of our first Girls Weekend shopping excursions. It was a roaring success with many pairs of black jeans purchased. Since then we have talked fondly of that trip. We figured the outlet was no longer there for our latest excursion in 2015 but were surprised to discover it again on Unilocal (thanks!). This time we were all a bit older and wider (yes, I meant that) when we went, and the jeans purchased may have been black but were stretchy waist. Speaking as the youngest sister, I had a fabulous time and could have spent another hour sorting through the racks. While my older sibs all walked out with bags, they had a few negative thoughts.
1.) Aisles were too cramped. Not enough room for 2 and some people had small children running wild, which this location could not adequately accommodate.
2.) Confusing price system based on brands required alertness. At an outlet, single pricing systems are so much easier (ex. all long sleeve shirts = $ 6.99).
3.) Shoe selection during our visit included flats or stilettos and nothing in between. Boo.
Returning to the plus side, there were ample offerings for men and maternity. We looked at none of them. Another bonus of the trip was that it took us across the river and through three states — Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. Fun times.

I always try to make it by this place when I’m home because I love the Gap and I love paying clearance prices!
This place is absolutely enormous! And absolutely every inch is filled with racks of clothing. It can easily get crowded, but that kind of thing doesn’t deter me!
They always have something different that’s on super clearance. For instance, when I went this past weekend they had women’s shorts for $ 1.99!
I really appreciate that there are plenty of dressing rooms and that they don’t get on you about only being allowed to try on a certain number of pieces at once. Thank goodness — because I usually have quite a stack!

My mom & I have been making regular pilgrimages to the Gap Clearance Store from the Indy area for over 15 years. Frequently, if you can find 1 item that you like (i.e. a pair of jeans), it will more than pay for the gas mileage of the visit. Paired with a trip to Ikea or Jungle Jim’s, it’s a fun shopping day.
The products of this store are mainly seconds, returns, or overstocks. All sales are final & you have to check items really well. Normally, a lot of the seconds on things are easily fixable for anyone who remembers their middle school «home ec» class skillz. On my trip yesterday, I spent around $ 38 dollars and got: 2 pairs of Old Navy slacks (MSRP $ 25 each, paid $ 6.99 each), 1 pair of Gap 1969 bootcut cords (MSRP $ 60, paid $ 6.99), 1 Old Navy Sweater (MSRP $ 25, paid $ 6.99), & 5 pairs of Old Navy sleep shorts (MSRP $ 13/​pair, paid $ 1.99/pair).
I’m tall, and as such need pants in talls. I’ve NEVER had a hard time finding quality tall pants in this store… so this alone makes it worth a trip at least twice a year. The selection can be a bit hit or miss depending on your size or the time of year. My husband sometimes has great luck finding men’s clothes here, and other times has left empty handed.
Tips: This place is INSANELY BUSY on weekends, avoid it if you can. It is really nice on weekdays, especially Tuesdays and Thursdays. Sometimes on weekdays it will get a little busier during the lunch hours or after work, but it’s still not bad.

I want to love it here, I really do. Off and on I have found some great deals here, but when you come you must devote a lot of time. First there is the digging through racks and racks of goodies. Then you have to inspect each piece of clothing as holes, no zippers, stains, etc. Make sure to check carefully because there is a no return policy. The most recent times i’ve come, the selection has been disappointing so it really is hit or miss. As i’ve put on weight I find there is less selection of bigger sizes. It is not just Gap… they also have Athleta, Piper Lime, Old Navy, and Banana Republic (as well as any brands those catalogs sell). I am not sure the discounts are worth the hassle, compared to shopping at TJMaxx, Macy’s sales, or other actual outlets that dont sell damaged items. If you’re in the area it is worth checking out.

I walked into wardrobe heaven :) it’s the rejects/​damage store for the only places I buy clothes old navy/​gap. I found a few cute things but ended up I only getting a grey run around dress from gap and my hubs got a pair of green pants from banana republic.

This place is the worst! Every morning a group of people line up outside the store before it opens. These people are Ebayers and the store does nothing to prevent this.
They work in groups and grab racks of merchandise as fast as possible and fill their shopping carts with dozens of pairs of shoes. I’ve witnessed them grabbing an entire rack of Athleta dresses that they will go through later to see if the items are worthy of sellin. They look for items that have tags on them still or luxury items from Piperlime. I’ve over heard these people on numerous occasions mis pronouncing the high end brand names and having to look the items up on their phones to see what the sell for. The spend the first 30 minutes of the store opening running around every inch of the store grabbing as much as they can to review later.
These people are ruthless. I was elbowed in the face by a very aggressive man who is there regularly grabbing as many shoes as he could hold. This all happens while the employees and store managers watch. The employees won’t help regular customers by attempting to look in the back warehouse for another shoe or shirt you wanted in your size but they let these people buy as many items as they want. These Ebayers then sell the items on their eBay site for three times or more the purchase price! Do not buy from them! They are ruining a clearance center from real consumers who are there to shop for their families for items they might not otherwise be able to afford. It’s shameful that the clearance center and GAP corporation allow this to go on.

Good selection for women, but when I look for my son, there is literally nothing. I found one pair of pants that are his size, and no shirts or shoes.

You can find things sometimes. Other times you can’t Sometimes it’s cheaper at like TJ max or marshalls.

Total waste of a trip. I can get better deals on better quality at marshals or TJ maxx. Don’t waste your time.

I was on a mission to find affordable maternity clothes– and it was successful. I got a couple of pairs of TWO dollar maternity dress pants, and a couple of shirts. In fact, I think my 5 items came out to less than $ 15. Of course, you need to set aside time to dig (can’t wait to dig when I can wear all clothes, not just maternity clothes…). On weekends it will be a lot more crowded, but weekdays are nice. Anyway, a great place to find a bargain– you just have to take the time to look.

I LOVE THE GAP OUTLET! I could end my review right there but I’ll let you know why I love it so much.
On my trip to the outlet today I was looking for a few shirts, some kids clothes and anything else that caught my eye. I ended up getting 3 workout tank tops, 2 sports bras, 3 pairs of kids shoes, a pair of shoes for me, and 2 kids shirts. For all of that I only paid $ 61.27!!!
When I bring people to the outlet with me I tell them it’s like hunting, you have to keep your eyes open, check everything before you buy it and have a good time. You can find some amazing deals if you take your time to look at what your getting and enjoy yourself.
I recommend the outlet for anyone really but especially for people with children. They have childrens shirts for $ 4-​$ 6 dollars and the shoes are crazy cheap.
I hope if you try this store you get some good stuff for a great price!

The Gap Clearance Store is a great place to pick up a few items to help round out a great wardrobe. This is not the best place for men, but sometimes I can find some things for the hubby. The best thing is to go often and go early. The men’s section is very small and do not have much for big and tall men.
The children’s section has be steadily decreasing in size and quality. I used to be able to find some great finds there, but really you will find a better deal and quality going to Children’s Place.
Now for women, this is a jackpot. Only thing is set some time aside to do some digging because you will need to look through the clothing carefully for holes, marks, tears and just plan stains. The great thing about Clearance store is that they carry Gap, Banana Republic, Hive & Honey, Althea, Old Navy and Piperlime. They also have a plus size section which is great.
Again, you must go early and often to find some of the really good stuff. I know they typically have new shipments in on Tuesdays. It seems like they no longer put out new items through out the day. So go often and go early.

Bring a shovel cuz you’re going to go digging! I completely agree with Nate that the selection isn’t the best for men. Ladies, on the other hand will want to budget a few hours to peruse the aisles and aisles of clothes, shoes, and accessories. I did find a few items that were in great shape and fit well (do not forget to examine your clothes for anomalies).
Definitely try everything on as they have the the largest fitting room sections I have ever seen, there must be 100 changing rooms. Parking is easily available, however you couldn’t pay me to be here during the holidays. Plan accordingly. Good luck, hope you find some great deals.

So, you can’t argue with the prices — there’s simply no bearing this place in that regard. Jeans for 12.99, other pants for 6.99 shirts go something like 6.00, 19.99 for a jacket (depending on the brand), and 0.99 for a belt. Men’s prices.
However the selection is not so great, even for the type of store. Women will be able to find what they want, but the men’s section is very limited. There were maybe 10 to 15 pairs of jeans in my size, and that’s it. And there’s barely any accessories for men, and it appeared to have no show selection. :(
You will likely see me visit this place again sometime, but I can’t give it a high rating.

Anyone that knows me knows how much I love this store. I buy everything here, from my winter coat to the shoes I wore at my wedding to my workout clothing. I also buy my husband shoes, slacks and collared shirts to wear to work from here.
For example, on a recent trip, I got him 6 no-​iron, Banana Republic collared shirts that he wears regularly. For $ 15 a pop. Though it is definitely hit or miss, I’ve found adorable suede loafers for $ 6, piles of underwear for a few bucks a pair, Fry boots for $ 120, $ 160 high heels for $ 20, bras for $ 4, jeans for $ 2 and so on. Approximately 90% of my clothing comes from the Gap Clearance Store. It’s the best!

This place is definitely a gem when it comes to discount shopping. Every time I’ve been there has definitely been a hit or miss, but you can definitely find some hidden treasures here. It’s not hard to sift through everything as it’s all fairly well organized. Sections are labeled and their men’s selection is larger than most fashion warehouse places.
Many of the items here have a little wear and tear, but mostly nothing a little sewing job could fix up. I’ve found stuff that I’d drooled at at GAP here for more than 75% off. Again, it’s hit or miss. Some stuff has stains, some have missing zippers or broken off buttons or tears, but keep sifting through, you’re bound to find another one that’s not nearly as bad.
The service here is great too. The workers in the dressing room are very attentive and you’ll get a room quick. I’ve never waited in line, even on a busy weekend. They have plenty of staff to keep the place organized and for the most part, the shoppers here are polite and don’t just throw things on the floor like some places that attract fashion crazy deal seekers.
Definitely a place to go at least once a year. If you see something in store but don’t want to pay what’s on the tag, go here; you’re likely to find it about 3 months later ;)

This is the MOST amazing outlet store I have ever been to. It is not your run-​of-​the-​mill Gap Outlet, it’s so much more! They have Gap, Banana Republic, Old Navy AND Piperlime all under one roof. They have $ 10 Gap jeans, $ 10 sweatshirts, $ 15 shoes and all Piperlime dresses are all $ 20. There were dresses on the rack with $ 350+ price tags… for only $ 20. Keep in mind, it’s like TJ Maxx in that you’ll pick up a dress or two, go to try it on and the zipper is broken or it has a stain, but overall most of their stuff is in great shape. And the most expensive thing I saw in the entire store was only $ 35.
This is the ONLY store of it’s kind in the entire country (I asked). If you’re in the area, I highly recommend you check it out! It’s a little bit off the beaten path (about 20 minutes outside Cinci proper) but well worth the travel.

If you are guy, the selection is crap. Many years ago it was worth it. The selection is very limited and what you do find is either from years ago or dirty/​torn/​wrong size on the pants. I’m a ³⁴⁄₃₀ and didn’t see a single pair of pants. There were a handful of crappy dress shirts that were disgusting. Do not assume the size on the pants are correct! Not worth going there. But, if you are with you lady then go a head…
For the women. Yes, it’s worth it. You’ll be there for a while and you have a huge selection.
Inspect and try on everything you look at. You’ll find a lot of items with busted zippers, seams coming undone, holes from when they opened the boxes with boxcutters. Look carefully and don’t assume it’s in perfect condition.

This isn’t your average store. This isn’t your average Outlet-​mall store either. Nope. No sir. This is a warehouse and it’s PACKED with racks and racks of mistreated and returned clothes for the budget-​savvy shopper. This the last stop for these clothes. If they don’t sell here, I wouldn’t be surprised if they’re shipped overseas or donated to homeless shelters.
Don’t get me wrong, you can find some great bargains here if you’ve got the time to go through the racks and racks of clothes. Most people here feel a bit overwhelmed on their first visit, because there’s so much here. Just remember to breath, and take it one row at a time dear shopper. That person at the front who welcomed you? They’re really there to make sure you don’t start hyperventilating. If you do, they’ll push you out the door. Liability reasons…
Seriously though, I’ve been here a couple of times, and I’ve always left empty handed. There have been a few close purchases, but I find it hard to find my size jeans in decent condition. The Women’s section is much larger than the Men’s, and friends have left with dresses from Banana for $ 10 that seemed in much better shape than most of the Men’s stuff.

Gap Clearence Store is always hit or miss for me. Sometimes I can find alot of clothes and sometimes leave out with only one or two outfits.
I shop mainly for shirts and jeans.
Please make sure to check your clothes before you check out because of either holes or stains. Especially the jeans.
Whenever I go, I don’t have to wait for a fitting room.
Clerks are nice and quick at check out.
I can’t complain, it’s cheap. I just wish it was closer to where I live.