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Old Navy at Downtown Center?
Yes it's there in downtown center, where the old vaccine center was on the second floor. It's not open yet, but the signs on the doors etc and construction is happening.
This was published today in Diario Libre.
www.diariolibre.com
Old Navy llega a República Dominicana
AR Holdings es el franquiciado en el país de la firma estadounidense
www.diariolibre.com
"Hi" Republica Dominicana???
Geez.
Hola would have been a nice touch.
Would it have killed them?
The pictures of the clothes at Old Navy are generally more attractive than the actual clothes.
In my experience the quality is lacking.
But they must have done all their studies and determined there is a market.
So...
More power to them for giving the consumer the choice.
Geez.
Hola would have been a nice touch.
Would it have killed them?
The pictures of the clothes at Old Navy are generally more attractive than the actual clothes.
In my experience the quality is lacking.
But they must have done all their studies and determined there is a market.
So...
More power to them for giving the consumer the choice.
Old Navy brand has a market with the more price sensitive consumer. Will they give a run at all the stores in the DR selling cheap fake designer goods?………….only time will tell.
Respectfully,
Playacaribe2
Old Navy will hold their own if their brand name has a reputation for quality and prestige with their 🇩🇴 Dominican clients.
Don't bet your bippy on that. How many US businesses have come here and fallen flat on their faces?
One of my favorites Nathan's had an excellent restaurant on Churchill Ave. But I seemed to be the only one in there most of the time I visited. They closed and now a Pollos Victorina is in the same space doing well.
There
I like Nathan's too. There was also one in the SDQ food court but I've not been to there in the longest. Does anyone know if it is still there or did it go bye bye?
The are holding tough at PUJ
I have not been into SDQ for years but here is the web site about it:
Food and drinks | Santo Domingo
They were in Agora Mall for a year. Once the rental contract was up, they were gone.
Their hotdogs were also sold in Nacional and JUMBO, but I haven't seen them in a long time.
The novelty of Old Navy will see them do well in the short term. If their children’s clothing is priced as comparatively cheap as it is in Canada and the US, they will do well in the long term too.
When The Children’s Place opened in Agora, their prices for baby clothes were close to double what they would have been in Canada.
Reasonably priced, decent quality baby & children’s clothing is an untapped market for the middle class in the DR. Poorer families buy clothes at the pulgas but the middle class people don’t have many options besides Jumbo etc.
When The Children’s Place opened in Agora, their prices for baby clothes were close to double what they would have been in Canada.
Reasonably priced, decent quality baby & children’s clothing is an untapped market for the middle class in the DR. Poorer families buy clothes at the pulgas but the middle class people don’t have many options besides Jumbo etc.