Old Navy
Clothing · 1,242+ locations · US, Canada
Old Navy is Gap Inc.'s $8.7 billion volume machine, with 1,200-plus stores across the US and Canada. It was born a corporate brand: there was never a founder here to lose.
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Old Navy is a corporate banner with no founder and no independent ownership — its parent Gap Inc. refused the binding Bangladesh Accord after Rana Plaza, and no living wage commitment covers the supplier workers in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Indonesia who make its clothes. The volume-and-markdown model that powers $8.7 billion in sales drives the overproduction its parent's climate targets are supposed to curb. The banner answers to Gap Inc., and Gap Inc. answers to its shareholders.
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Gap Inc.Conglomerate
Gap Inc. is a San Francisco apparel conglomerate trading on the NYSE, operating four banners (Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic, and Athleta) through roughly 2,474 company-operated and 1,000 franchise stores. Three Fisher heirs and the charitable trusts they act for hold an aggregate 38.51% of the stock, while professional management runs day-to-day operations.
Annual revenue: $15.4B (FY2025)
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Company data last updated August 2026
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