We  are actively engaged in  the safety needs of our employees, customers and communities. Here’s how we’re taking care of our customers:

Mask Requirement – We are requiring all employees and customers to wear masks in our stores, with the exception of small children or those who are exempt due to an underlying medical condition. 

Health Guards at Checkout – We’re encouraging a limited contact checkout process for our customers with plexiglass Health Guard shields and encouraging customers to utilize contactless pay options during this time.  

Increased frequency of regularly scheduled cleanings and sanitization efforts in-store – We’ve added sanitization stations at the front doors and throughout the store, in accordance with CDC guidelines.

Social Distancing Guides in-store – We’ve added in-store signage and cues for customers to promote social/physical distancing while shopping in our stores. 

For extra protection, we are temporarily closing restrooms. 

In response to customer demand, we’re re-opening most of our fitting rooms and increasing regular cleaning. 

Given CDC guidelines that COVID-19 is thought to spread mainly through close contact from person-to-person and does not spread easily in other ways, we are accepting returns in stores that have re-opened to the public. 

Based on CDC guidelines as well as some local and state mandates regarding the use of fabric masks for the general population, we’re requiring customers to wear a face covering while shopping, with the exception of small children or those who are exempt due to an underlying medical condition, in addition to our employees.  

Full details of all our return polices can be found on our ‘Return Policies’ page. As we continue to moderate stores, the safety of our teams and customers remains our top priority. With CDC guidelines that COVID-19 is thought to spread mainly through close contact from person-to-person and does not spread easily in other ways, we are accepting returns in stores that are open. 

Some customers may experience shipping or return processing delays as Gap Inc. is taking extra precautions in our fulfillment centers as we work to help keep our teams safe. We thank customers for understanding and have been working hard to get caught up with demand. 

You can check your order status for most of our brands on your order confirmation page. Janie and Jack orders can also be tracked online. You'll receive a confirmation email with a tracking link once your order has shipped. If your order is processing, we are working on it and will ship it as quickly as we can. 

In select cities you can schedule a safe and convenient shopping experience with Curbside Pickup. You will see this option at check-out if it’s available to you and have the ability to order items online or from our app, and then pick them up at your local store (Orders made by 2 p.m. are ready in just 2 hours). We'll email when your order is ready, then our store teams will bring your order to your car with contactless delivery. 

Customers can place orders anytime for contactless Curbside Pickup in select stores between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily through this process. 

When shopping on our website, customers can add merchandise to their carts and select Curbside Pickup as an option. Orders made by 2 p.m. are ready in just 2 hours.

When a customer’s order is ready, they will receive an email notification letting them know to head to the store. Customers will need to have their photo ID and email confirmation handy so that store teams can confirm upon arrival through a closed car window. 

Once the customer arrives at the store, they will need to call the store number provided in the confirmation email and park in a place that is safe for both the customers and the store associate. Next, all they need to do is pop their trunk, and our store teams will load orders into customers’ cars at a safe distance.

As communities around the world make moves to reemerge and reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic, one thing is certain;  wearing face masks will become the new normal.  Our brands have responded to  the  demand from consumers by producing masks for everyday use, available online and in stores while supplies last. 

Here are some  details of the first masks being offered online and in-store by the  Gap Inc. family of brands.  

To find out if a store near you is open, please check out our store locator for each brand: Old Navy, Athleta, Gap, Banana Republic, Janie and Jack and Intermix.

In response to customer demand, we’re re-opening most of our fitting rooms and increasing regular cleaning.

We are actively engaged in the safety needs of our employees, customers and communities.   Here’s how we’re taking care of our store teams: 

Masks for Team Members – We are requiring all employees and customers to wear masks in our stores, with the exception of small children or those who are exempt due to an underlying medical condition. 

Practice Social/Physical Distancing – We have visual cues denoting proper social distancing and have safely-spaced active registers for customer checkout.  

Conduct frequent handwashing/hand sanitizing – We are committed to promoting sanitization practices and implementing associate health screenings, because the health and safety of our teams and customers are our top priorities.  

Advising employees not to come to work if they are ill and requiring all employees to do a health check at the start of each shift. 

We  have increased  the frequency of regularly scheduled cleanings and sanitization efforts in  our  Distribution Centers. We’re recommending all employees to take precautionary health measures, including frequent handwashing, social distancing, staying home when sick, and pausing all non-essential work travel.  We  are  also  providing masks to employees  and  have  implemented temperature checks in  all of  our North American distribution centers.  

We have welcomed tens of thousands of our employees back to work. Our priority remains welcoming back our furloughed employees and offering them shifts as we continue to reopen more stores. However, if we are unable to fill shifts by reactivating furloughed employees, then we will open hiring for new team members.

In addition to welcoming back team members across the business, we have provided employees at our stores, headquarters and Distribution Centers with a package of four reusable, non-medical grade fabric masks, as part of our commitment to helping to keep our employees, customers and communities safe.  

Gap Inc. helped to get masks to those who need them most, including leveraging its expansive supply chain to connect hospital networks with millions of critical PPE (personal protective equipment), for frontline healthcare workers. 

Old Navy and Banana Republic donated over $50 million of new clothing to American families in need via Old Navy and to help underprivileged back to work via Banana Republic.  

Old Navy and Gap brand donated 50,000 reusable masks to Boys and Girls Clubs of America, which has many Clubhouses still open and operational as a safe place for kids and families in underserved communities.  

Banana Republic donated $10 for each mask that sold between April 23 and May 22, 2020 to Feeding America, amounting to a total of $220,000. 

Athleta donated 100,000 non-medical masks to a major healthcare organization, in support of our heroes on the front line. 

Janie and Jack is donating $5 for every pair of masks purchased between May 8 and September 30 Baby2Baby in addition to donating 1,000 non-medical masks.

We also have reusable, non-medical grade fabric masks available for customers, including in fun fashions and prints to bring a bit of joy to this new normal. 

To learn more about how we’re giving back to communities, you can read about our effort here.