29 Old Navy Wardrobe Essentials Our Editors Wear on Repeat

Textured-Knit Pointy-Toe Ballet Flats ($19, originally $35)

These pointed ballet flats come in both tan and black. Our editor gushed about these shoes, describing them as "effortlessly comfortable." For more details and photos, read her in-depth Textured-Knit Pointy-Toe Ballet Flats review.

What our editor said: "Ask any fashion lover and they'll earnestly tell you: as much of a staple as ballet flats are, they're far from the most comfortable shoe you could own — let alone one you'd willingly wear out of the house all day or while you're commuting to work. Despite their reputation for being unsupportive and stiff, believe me when I tell you that these black flats have proven to be the exception in every way. The shoes are made from a breathable, textured-knit material that molds to your foot's shape, so it feels less like you're trying to squeeze your foot into a dense silhouette and more like you're sliding them into a classic slipper." — Kyley Warren, assistant editor, Commerce

Rib-Knit Sweater Tank Top ($24, originally $35)

Pair this rib-knit sweater tank with a cardigan in the same shade for an elegant way to layer up this fall. Our editor opted for the pale-blue shade and hasn't regretted the choice. For more details and photos, read her Rib-Knit Sweater Tank Top review.

What our editor said: "What captivates me the most about the Old Navy Rib-Knit Sweater Tank Top is its exceptional quality. I was pleasantly surprised by its thickness and opacity, giving it a substantial and non-sheer look that feels truly luxurious. Despite its added weight, it remains incredibly comfortable, making it a versatile piece for the summer season. (I'm currently wearing it with a pair of denim shorts, and it's perfect!)" — Marisa Petrarca, contributing editor, Commerce

High-Waisted StretchTech Wide-Leg Cargo Pants ($26, originally $40)

These sleek and stretchy cargo pants couldn't be more comfortable, and the adjustable drawcord hems and waistline mean you can customize the fit and silhouette. Our editor tested them out and wrote about her experience in this High-Waisted StretchTech Wide-Leg Cargo Pants review.

What our editor said: "What I love most about these cargo pants is that they can be dressed up or down. I teamed them with my go-to white ribbed crop top and sandals to work from home, but I think they'd look just as good with a more elevated ensemble for a day (or night) on the town, like a thong heel and a coordinating cardigan set." — MP

Old Navy Straw Bucket Hat ($16, originally $25)

This straw bucket hat comes in two neutral hues, and we guarantee you can't go wrong with either. It boasts an open-weave design that's trendy yet timeless. Read more about it in our Old Navy Straw Bucket Hat review.

What our editor said: "Although it may seem like a simple reason to adore this bucket hat, I love it because it effortlessly enhances all of my summer ensembles. The textured open-weave design is equal parts stylish and comfortable. I paired it with a white dress, a straw tote, and my new favorite seashell earrings and discovered that the hat unified the look." — MP

Old Navy PowerSoft Sleeveless Shelf-Bra Support Dress ($39, originally $60)

This versatile activewear dress offers countless styling options, perfect for activities like pickleball sessions, hot girl walks, and even casual outings. It is available in multiple attractive colors and features a built-in shelf bra, a comfortable bodysuit layer, and vented side slits.

What our editor said: "To my surprise, I must confess that I adore this activewear dress far beyond my initial expectations. First and foremost, the fabric reminds me of my all-time favorite Old Navy leggings — stretchy, lightly compressive, and boasting loungewear-like comfort. The built-in skort bodysuit offers extra support and coverage, while the vented side slits offer airflow and a touch of style." — MP

Old Navy Fitted Linen-Blend Tie-Shoulder Cropped Cami ($5, originally $30)

This cami is made of linen and isn't too constricting, thanks to its smocked back and adjustable shoulders. For more details, read our contributing editor's review of the Old Navy Fitted Linen-Blend Tie-Shoulder Cropped Cami.

What our editor said: "This cropped cami is incredibly versatile, making it a go-to choice for effortless outfits. The adjustable tie-shoulder straps and smocked back ensure the perfect fit without feeling constricting." — MP

Old Navy Extra High-Waisted Taylor Linen-Blend Trouser Shorts ($18, originally $37)

Whether you dress these linen-blend shorts up or down, people are bound to ask you where you got them. They look luxe without the super steep price tag. Learn more about them by checking out our review of the Old Navy Extra High-Waisted Taylor Linen-Blend Trouser Shorts.

What our editor said: "What I love most about these shorts is their versatility. I've worn them in both casual settings (read: to type on my computer from my office all day) and to nice dinners with friends — and they complemented both outfits perfectly. At home, I wore them with a plain white T-Shirt, and to go out, I dressed them up with a puff-sleeve blouse and a croc shoulder bag." — MP

Old Navy Sleeveless Square-Neck Linen-Blend Mini Dress ($13, originally $40)

Nothing feels better on a warm day than wearing this striped linen mini dress. One of our favorite features is the adjustable drawstring at the waist, allowing you to customize the fit to your liking. See more photos of how our editor styled it in our review of the Old Navy Waist-Defined Puff-Sleeve Printed Mini Shirt Dress.

What our editor said: "This Old Navy dress feels like I'm wearing a soft, light-weave blanket. It has a loose fit, elbow-length puff sleeves, and a banded collar and pockets, so it's comfortable and easy to throw on. " — Angela Elias, contributing editor, Commerce

Old Navy Sleeveless Square-Neck Linen-Blend Mini Dress ($11, originally $35)

Understated square-neck linen mini dresses are seemingly one of the hottest trends to covet this summer. We've seen many priced over $100, so it's no doubt this one's a steal. If you want to read more, check out our review of the Old Navy Sleeveless Square-Neck Linen-Blend Mini Dress.

What our editor said: "As you may have read in my previous articles on my favorite Old Navy purchases, I gravitate toward understated silhouettes, and this dress embodies that aesthetic perfectly. The square neckline and delicate spaghetti straps add a touch of elegance, while the relaxed shape and lightweight linen blend make it incredibly comfortable, especially as we approach the scorching summer temperatures." — MP

Old Navy Short-Sleeve Shirt Dress ($45)

The styling possibilities are endless with this chic shirt dress. It transitions from a vacation essential you can throw over a bikini to a sophisticated work ensemble when paired with heels. Find out more in our review of the Old Navy Short-Sleeve Shirt Dress.

What our editor said: "The dress is made from garment-washed cotton, so it's soft and lightweight. The fit is straight cut and relaxed and even has pockets, which always make me happy. The puffed sleeves break up the dress's straight lines and add a touch of whimsy, which helps it to appear less like an oversize shirt. The length is exactly what I've been looking for — it hits just above the knees in the front and is slightly shorter in the back, so I can chase my kids and bend over to pick them up without worrying about it flying up in the wind." — AE

Old Navy Faux-Leather Kitten-Heel Thong Mule Sandals ($11, originally $35)

These thong mule sandals currently come two colors and can be worn with practically anything. Learn more about them by reading our review of the Old Navy Faux-Leather Kitten-Heel Thong Mule Sandals.

What our editor said: "What I love most about these sandals is their versatility; I know I'll slip them on time and time again this spring and summer with everything from jeans to dresses. The heel height (2.75 inches) is just right; I didn't feel unstable walking around in them, and I'm confident they'll look just as good with a casual outfit as a more formal one." — MP

Old Navy High-Waisted OGC Chino Pants ($26, originally $40)

These chino pants will transcend the test of time. They're a brand bestseller renowned for their dressy-yet-comfy style. Get the full breakdown via our review of the Old Navy High-Waisted OGC Chino Pants.

What our editor said: "From the front, these pants look tailored with their zip fly, button closure, and belt loops, but in the back, the elasticized waist provides loads of stretch. I can even get away with not having to unzip or unbutton them to pull them off — a detail that for some reason thrills me." — AE

Old Navy Faux-Leather Twist-Front Mule Shoes ($10, originally $35)

Everything about these mules is chic, from their twist-front detail to their pointed toe. They're even comfortable, thanks to their cushioned footbed. Read our review of the Old Navy Faux-Leather Twist-Front Mule Shoes for more.

What our editor said: "What I love most about these shoes is the twist-front design, which, teamed with the pointed toe gives them a high-end look that pairs perfectly with everything from jeans to trousers. They also get an A+ for comfort. These mules have a comfortable cushioned faux-leather footbed (they feel like house slippers, but a faux-leather version." — MP

Old Navy Light Support Dynamic Fleece Racerback Sports Bra ($8, originally $27)

Who says style and comfort can't go hand in hand? Case in point: this cotton sports bra, which is currently available in black or white. Read more about it in our review of the Old Navy Light Support Dynamic Fleece Racerback Sports Bra.

What our editor said: "What I love most about this sports bra is the shirred hem, which makes it look much more expensive than it actually is. After ordering it, I did a quick Google Search to see what similar options exist, and I couldn't find anything quite like it, at least for under $50." — MP

Old Navy Extra High-Waisted Pleated Taylor Trouser Wide-Leg Pants ($18, originally $55)

The blazer pictured in this photo is sadly out of stock, but you can still covet the wide-leg trouser pants, a street style essential you can dress up or down (case in point: our editor styled them with sneakers). See them in action in our review of the Old Navy Extra High-Waisted Pleated Taylor Trouser Wide-Leg Pants.

What our editor said: "Since I've been working from home since 2020, I wanted a low-stakes suit that I could experiment with dressing up or down that wouldn't cost a fortune. I tried on Old Navy's Extra High-Waisted Pleated Taylor Trouser Wide-Leg Pants and Crepe Suit Blaze together at home and didn't want to take them off. The pair complement each other perfectly, and after swapping out different bottoms and tops, I realized they could each play a supporting role in loads of outfits." — AE

Old Navy High-Waisted Pixie Full-Length Flare Pants ($30, originally $50)

These full-length pixie pants are an Old Navy staple, perfect for both work and play. They have thousands of five-star ratings and come in seven colors. Find out why you need them by checking out our review of the Old Navy High-Waisted Pixie Full-Length Flare Pants.

What our editor said: "Upon trying the pants on for the first time, I realized instantly why one customer had decided to order them in multiple colors. The fit was perfect, and they hugged my body in all the right places. The color was exactly what I'd been looking for — perfect for styling with everything from button-downs to T-shirts. What most impressed me was how comfortable they were — it was almost like wearing yoga pants, except I looked a hundred times more put together." — Renee Rodriguez, staff writer and social producer

Old Navy Mid-Rise Rockstar Super Skinny Jeans ($26, originally $40)

These skinny jeans are yet another Old Navy favorite that's highly rated by shoppers. They fit snugly from the hip to the thigh and tight from the knee to the ankle, with a high-rise hem. Find out why our editor is among those obsessed by reading our review of the Old Navy Mid-Rise Rockstar Super Skinny Jeans.

What our editor said: "I don't know what the deal is with these jeans, but they're fantastic. I tried a mid-rise, dark-blue wash because I thought they were the most classic, and I really like them. They hug you in all the right places, but they don't feel overly tight or constricting. The stretch is there, in the best way possible. I love that these pants are size-inclusive, and they come in so many different washes, as well as distressed styles." — India Yaffe, former associate editor, Commerce

Old Navy Extra High-Waisted PowerChill Crossover 7/8-Length Leggings ($18, originally $27)

We're willing to bet you'll fall in love with these high-waist crossover leggings, which countless shoppers attest is such a flattering style. Among them is our editor; read her review of the Old Navy Extra High-Waisted PowerChill Crossover 7/8-Length Leggings for more.

What our editor said: "The leggings are a light cotton-blend jersey fabric that's equally soft, stretchy, and slightly compressing — perfect for lounging or getting your sweat on. But hands down, the best detail of all is the famed crossover detail. I fell in love with the way they shaped my body and gave me an unexpected confidence boost." — MP

Old Navy Extra High-Waisted Stevie Split-Front Skinny Pants ($6, originally $40)

We're loving this updated take on traditional trousers, featuring a trendy split-front design. They're thick and stretchy and are currently available in brown instead of black. Read our review of the Old Navy Extra High-Waisted Stevie Split-Front Skinny Pants for more.

What our editor said: "I'm wearing these pants as I type this article, and wow, they're comfortable. Their rayon-blend fabric legitimately feels as comfortable as sweatpants yet they are entirely suitable for a professional work setting. I teamed them with my favorite pair of tan heels, a bodysuit, and a blazer to give them their first test run, but I think they'd look equally cute with a pair of high-top sneakers or heels." — MP

Old Navy Extra High-Waisted Balloon Non-Stretch Black Ankle Jeans ($29, originally $45)

These non-stretch balloon ankle jeans are the definition of cool. They're inspired by '90s styles and feature a loose fit from the hip to the thigh, with a curved, tapered leg. Our editor waxed poetic about them in her review of the Old Navy Extra High-Waisted Balloon Non-Stretch Black Ankle Jeans.

What our editor said: "Not only do they look really cool on, but they're comfortable, too. Since they're baggy, I didn't feel constricted at all, and they weren't too hot to wear on a summer day in the Midwest. I teamed them with a basic white tank, platform sandals, and a belt bag — and knew I'd be re-creating the look again in the (very near) future." — MP

Old Navy PowerSoft Ribbed Sports Bra ($17, originally $33) and High-Waisted PowerSoft Rib-Knit Side-Pocket 7/8-Length Leggings ($45)

This workout set is anything but ordinary with its ribbed details and seaming. While it's sold out in our editor's greyish-blue hue, you can still scoop up a matching black set. Find out more about why it's so great in our review of the Old Navy PowerSoft Ribbed Sports Bra and High-Waisted PowerSoft Rib-Knit Side-Pocket 7/8 Leggings.

What our editor said: "This activewear set is undeniably stylish — it's unlike anything I've ever seen in Old Navy's activewear section. I was first drawn to the textured rib design and the sports bra, which boasts a scoop neck and pieced, contoured seams at the bodice. The details make the set look like it's from a high-end activewear retailer. The fit is weightless. Since it has light compression, it doesn't feel skin-tight — which, in my opinion, is the recipe for ultracomfy workout clothes." — MP

Old Navy Higher High-Waisted Side-Slit Flare Jeans ($16, originally $50)

If you want to subtly embraced the side-slitted jeans trends, this is the perfect way to do so. These jeans fit snug from the hip to thigh with a flared ankle, and one of our editors can't get enough of them. Read her comprehensive review of the Old Navy Higher High-Waisted Side-Slit Flare Jeans.

What our editor said: "Not only do they look good, thanks to their curve-hugging design, but they also fit perfectly and are really comfortable, thanks to their slight stretch. If you love a flared style and a split-hem style as much as I do, trust me when I say that you need these in your wardrobe." — MP

Old Navy Extra High-Waisted PowerSoft Skort ($23, originally $35)

If you're not into the pleated skort design seen in the last slide, perhaps this one's more up your alley. We love that it has hidden on-seam side patch pockets on the compression shorts underneath, and so does our editor, who put them to the test. Read her full review of the Old Navy Extra High-Waisted PowerSoft Skort for more.

What our editor said: "I think this skort could work for anyone. Whether you love to hit the courts for a workout or just want something comfy to hang out in this summer, I would recommend this piece to anybody. I like that I can wear it with my sports bra and sneakers or put it on with an oversized sweatshirt and my slide sandals. It's a versatile piece that will get a ton of use." — Macy Cate Williams, former content director, Commerce

Old Navy Double-Strap Slide Sandals ($8, originally $20)

We're positive you'll find endless ways to wear these, whether as comfy house slippers or to run errands. They come in a range of colors and designs. Check out our review of the Old Navy Double-Strap Slide Sandals for more info.

What our editor said: "I'm really impressed with how comfortable they are thanks to their thick cushioning that your foot sinks into. That, teamed with how on-trend and easy to slip on they are, is why you'll find me wearing them just about everywhere this spring and summer." — MP

Old Navy PowerChill Racerback 7/8-Length Performance Bodysuit, 6-Inch Inseam ($16, originally $25)

This square-neck bodysuit is thick and fitted and comes in multiple neutral hues. The sleeveless design is perfect on its own, under a denim jacket, you name it. Read our editor's review of the Old Navy Fitted Sleeveless Square-Neck Bodysuit to get more deets.

What our editor said: "This bodysuit is fitted and thick so you can't see the outline of your bra underneath. It's made of a soft cotton jersey fabric with lots of stretch. I fully expect this to be my spring-summer uniform, but I also can see this bodysuit layered underneath a blazer or jacket when it's chilly." — MP

Old Navy Rib-Knit Supima® Cotton-Blend Bodysuit ($13, originally $25)

This lightweight ribbed bodysuit is an online-exclusive you won't find in stores. It's not compressive so it's ideal for warm weather. It's no longer available in this brown hue, but it comes in four other colors. Check out our editor's review of the Old Navy Rib-Knit Supima® Cotton-Blend Bodysuit for more.

What our editor said: "It fits comfortably and doesn't feel like it's suctioned to my body, as many compressing bodysuits do. It's so comfy, in fact, that I could see myself wearing it to bed if I teamed it with a pair of shorts or pajama bottoms." — MP

Old Navy PowerSoft Cropped Shelf-Bra Tank Top ($6, originally $35)

This camo tank top is no longer in stock, but you can still scoop it up in white and black. It has wide shoulder straps for support, a built-in shelf bra, and a four-way stretch — what's not to love? Read more in our review of the Old Navy PowerSoft Cropped Shelf-Bra Tank Top.

What our editor said: "I'm pleased to report that this tank made it all the way through class. Nothing popped out over the top or the sides, nor did I have to adjust the tank throughout the class. Plus, no under-boob sweat! The PowerSoft material really wicked away all of my sweat from my workout. In the pictures above, which were taken after Pilates, you can still see my forehead glowing but my tank is dry." — Angelica Wilson, former associate editor, Fitness

Old Navy High-Waisted PowerSoft 7/8-Length Side-Pocket Leggings ($14, originally $45)

These faux leather leggings garnered lots of attention when our editor wore them to the gym because of their cool faux leather finish. Learn more about them in our review of the Old Navy High-Waisted PowerSoft 7/8-Length Side-Pocket Leggings.

What our editor said: "Not only do these leggings look hella good on, but they're also functional. They felt comfortable and supportive for a 30-minute run, and, I kid you not, not one but three people asked me where I got them. After a quick Google search, I realized they look very similar to high-end versions, which explains people's curiosity. The best part of all? They have pockets — good ones!" — MP

Old Navy Short-Sleeve UltraLite Rib Cropped T-Shirt ($5, originally $17)

It's hard to beat the price and quality of Old Navy T-Shirts. This one features a curved, cropped hem, a crew neck, and a rib-knit texture. Plus, it comes in so many colors. Our editor is wearing the light grey style here; find out why she loves it in her review of the Old Navy Short-Sleeve UltraLite Rib Cropped T-Shirt.

What our editor said: "As soon as I opened up my package, I knew this top was going to become one of the most worn items in my closet. The material is extremely soft and stretchy, and it feels way more expensive than it actually is. But the first time I tried it on is when I knew I needed to purchase it in more colors immediately." — RR