Old Navy continues to be the go-to destination for stylish, budget-friendly wardrobe staples—and this season’s lineup doesn’t disappoint. Whether you’re refreshing your workwear with sleek pull-on trousers, lounging in sherpa-lined slippers, or leaning into nostalgic trends with off-the-shoulder sweaters and wide-leg overalls, these picks blend comfort, versatility, and on-trend design. Here are seven standout pieces worth adding to your cart right now.
Old Navy Off-the-Shoulder Sweater
Ready to add the throwback style to your modern wardrobe? For a Regina-approved jet-black option, check out the Line & Dot Heart Struck Sweater, which is also available in magenta. For a slightly thicker, fuzzier take on the trend, if you’re hoping for a more affordable option, the Old Navy SoSoft Off-the-Shoulder Sweater is a cult fave.
Old Navy Extra High-Waisted SleekTech Pleated Trousers
You know you’ve found the perfect pair of work pants to wear from 9 to 5 when they feel like athletic wear. One of our favorite features of these Old Navy pants is the pull-on waist, which is made of a spandex blend. The relaxed fit (in both the leg, which runs wide, and the waist) means these don’t gape or dig into our body. We love that these came in a petite size, too. They hit right at that sweet spot on our 5’6” frame, and you can add a flat or a kitten heel and not have extra fabric kissing the ground.
Old Navy Faux Suede Sherpa-Lined Slippers
Not only does Old Navy have a pair of sherpa-lined slippers that cost less than $30, but they also come in classic colors like chestnut and cinder smoke gray, as well as black and even hot pink, if you’re looking for a Barbiecore moment to wear in the winter.
Old Navy Baggy Wide-Leg Jean Overalls
We adore Old Navy because they provide high-quality basics at reasonable costs, and these loose-fitting, wide-leg overalls are no exception. These are available in two different wash variations and are composed of lightweight, non-stretch denim. They have adjustable straps and three various inseam lengths for tall and little people, just like any other decent overall. And pockets, you know!
Old Navy Jersey Ankle Leggings
If you’re on a tight budget, Old Navy is the place to go. The well-known brand produces some amazing leggings, like this one, which has a staggering 96% cotton content. It comes in a few colors and a wide range of sizes, and the timeless style is fitted all the way down with an ankle-length cut and a high-rise waistband.
Old Navy Mid-Rise Wow
Have we expressed our admiration for Old Navy? The brand’s prices are hard to beat, and most things are available in an amazing size range—exhibit A features pants that go up to a size 30 and come in regular, tall, and tiny sizing—even if it may not be the most glitzy store in the mall. For the ideal fit, you might wish to choose the usual sizing choice with the short inseam length if you’re voluptuous but short in stature. However, these bootcuts have hundreds of five-star evaluations because of their excellent cut and touch of stretch, so price and variety are by no means their sole advantages.
Twist-Front Maxi Dress at Old Navy
I was instantly drawn to this two-piece shirt and skirt set because polka dots are so popular right now. However, I decided on the black after seeing the brown and white polka dots, navy and white polka dots, pink floral, black floral, red, and black colors. I thought I would get more use out of it. I was pleased with the quality after trying it on in addition to the cost ($65 for both pieces). The silky, shiny taffeta maintains its form and elongates the body, especially the waist. The skirt fits me perfectly because it hits at the calf and has an A-line.
