As part of the anniversary celebration, the store will offer a 30% discount on all its products during the weekend of march 30 to april 2.

"In this first year at Bambú City Center, we have found an excellent response from salvadorans. We are pleased to continue being an accessible fashion option for the whole family" commented Antonio Burgos, CEO of AR Holdings. "We are excited about our future plans. We will continue working to offer more and more garments in line with the latest trends, so that our consumers have an exceptional shopping experience and find an updated selection of products", he said.

Old Navy gave a masterclass with fashion influencer Raquel Cañas, where the main trends for 2023 were discussed and the garments of the Spring collection were presented to special guests, as well as the technologies included such as extra elasticity in pants, quick-drying in sportswear, fabrics with sun protection, among others. 

The new collection is made up of garments ranging from jeans to basic T-shirts with floral prints, relaxed silhouettes and a wide variety of styles and colors for the whole family. For this spring 2023 season, the brand has incorporated new options such as oversized shirts that can be combined with basic products to give a modern vibe to outfits. In addition, the brand is looking to inspire customers with complementary family collections that offer solid patterns and textures that easily work together.

Bambu City Center is proud to have Old Navy as one of its featured tenants. "Old Navy has been a great partner in establishing our mall as a fashion and shopping destination for the family. We look forward to continuing to work together for the benefit of our customers", said Karla Castillo, Regional Marketing manager for Bambu Development.

Old Navy invites you to celebrate its first anniversary at Bambú City Center and enjoy the promotions and news that the brand has to offer. For more information, visit Old Navy El Salvador's profiles on Facebook @lineuprewardssv on Instagram.

Translated by: A.M