It’s that time of the year again, sale time! (And as luck would have it, also coincides with broke-ass time
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Would like to share my experience with the few shops that I visited around this very wallet-emptying period of the year.
Went in about a month ago when the shop was 30% off (almost) storewide. Headed for the shirts I had been eyeing and fortunately got a fitting one that was on sale. Unfortunately a grey chambray shirt that I had been eyeing on was not a sale item.

Oh well, money not spent is money saved ( I keep telling myself). They had some plain pocket T-shirts, but I passed since the ones in nicer colours were not discounted.

Anyway, now is the time to GET YOUR ASS IN GAP! Because they have gone from 30 % off to 50% off most items. Of course some of the nicer items have either disappeared from the racks or considered new arrival and thus not discounted. Still, there are some noteworthy items I would have gotten, like :
- their beach shorts (half off from RM199) if I only I was headed for another beach holiday

- their denim shirt (half off from RM199) if only I could find a time to wear it

- and their mandarin(?) collar long-sleeve white linen shirt, if only it wasn’t so damned see-through.
I have to admit that the 50% sales are worrying me, especially coupled with the fact the shop wasn’t exactly bursting with people and also that the Pavilion branch closed down several months ago. I hope there is no bad news to be heard.
Anything YOU got from the Gap?
PS: I am curious as to why the GAP website is willing to ship to so many Asian countries including Thailand and Singapore, even Cambodia, Nepal and Pakistan but not Malaysia. We must have a reaaaalllllly bad reputation for e-commerce security.
Went in. Walked around for a full 10 minutes. Didn’t even try any items. Because as u said it:
1. It’s still too expensive.
2. U don’t need it.
3. U wouldn’t wear it.
4. U would wear it but u can’t wear it.
My only Gap shirt is still in my closet, unworn for 2 years. But it doesn’t mean i dun salivate when i look at their ad campaigns =)
yes yes, a sound and rational mind is imperative at the time of sale.