88% matchGap
Same-family American basics, slightly elevated fabrics
What changes: Higher price point and more design-led collections
Brand profile
Old Navy is Gap Inc.'s value-priced chain for casual basics, denim, activewear, and kids' clothing, sold across North America and franchise markets.
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Launched in 1994 as the value-priced sibling to Gap, it is now the group's largest brand by revenue, with $2.3 billion in net sales in one recent quarter.
Jeans and t-shirts are the core, and recent growth has been led by denim, activewear and kids rather than fashion-forward pieces.
Alongside adult basics it carries kids and baby clothing, and is adding accessories plus beauty and personal care to roughly 150 stores.
Overall fit
runs large
Old Navy is widely described as running large due to vanity sizing, so many people take a size smaller than their usual, while noting that fit can vary noticeably between styles and production runs.
Tip: Most shoppers do best sizing down one, especially in tops and denim, though it's worth checking each style since consistency varies.
High confidence · based on 25 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | runs large | relaxed and roomy with dropped or generous shoulders | Take your usual size only if you want a very loose layer; otherwise size down. |
| Shirts & overshirts | slightly large | regular and slim options both tend to run fuller than the label suggests | Consider the slim fit at your normal size, or size down in regular fit. |
| Trousers & pants | slightly large | relaxed to regular through the thigh, with roomy waistbands | Size down at the waist if you're between sizes, and plan on hemming. |
| Jeans & denim | runs large | generous through waist and seat with clear vanity sizing | Try one waist size down, and expect some stretch-out in cotton-blend pairs. |
| Jackets | runs large | roomy and cut for layering | Size down unless you plan to wear heavy layers underneath. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | runs large | boxy and relaxed through the chest and waist, even in styles labeled classic fit | Size down one for a closer fit unless you specifically want a loose, boxy tee. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
88% matchSame-family American basics, slightly elevated fabrics
What changes: Higher price point and more design-led collections
80% matchTrend-faster fast fashion at the same low prices
What changes: More trend churn, less denim/activewear depth
76% matchBetter-made minimalist basics for a few dollars more
What changes: No trend product; functional fabrics over seasonal styling
72% matchOld Navy runs large. Most shoppers do best sizing down one, especially in tops and denim, though it's worth checking each style since consistency varies. Old Navy is widely described as running large due to vanity sizing, so many people take a size smaller than their usual, while noting that fit can vary noticeably between styles and production runs.
Old Navy is widely described as running large due to vanity sizing, so many people take a size smaller than their usual, while noting that fit can vary noticeably between styles and production runs. Overall shape: generally relaxed and roomy, with vanity sizing across most categories.
Old Navy hoodies & sweatshirts runs large. Take your usual size only if you want a very loose layer; otherwise size down. Shape: relaxed and roomy with dropped or generous shoulders.
Old Navy shirts & overshirts fits slightly large. Consider the slim fit at your normal size, or size down in regular fit. Shape: regular and slim options both tend to run fuller than the label suggests.
Old Navy trousers & pants fits slightly large. Size down at the waist if you're between sizes, and plan on hemming. Shape: relaxed to regular through the thigh, with roomy waistbands.
Old Navy is Gap Inc.'s value-priced brand, selling casual basics, denim, activewear, and kids and baby clothing through North American stores, its website, and franchise partners in Asia, Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. It remains Gap Inc.'s largest brand by revenue, with third-quarter fiscal 2025 net sales of $2.3 billion and comparable sales up 6%, led by denim, active, and kids. Current direction includes a beauty and personal care rollout in roughly 150 stores, expanded accessories, and closing selected underperforming locations in 2026.