27May2012
Old Navy Email Design Showcase
Old Navy is known for its retro, kitschy designs and bold use of color in both its stores and its advertising. Their emails follow a similar philosophy, livening up your inbox with a kaleidoscope of colors, patterns and typographic styles.
Whether they are promoting their newest arrivals or the latest seasonal special offer, Old Navy's emails are vibrant and fun, tying in perfectly with the overall image of the brand.
To demonstrate this, I've compiled a showcase of over 30 of Old Navy emails which best characterize their approach to email design (best viewed with your browser maximized and a copy of Shiny Happy People playing in the background).
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Posted on: May 27, 2012 | 3 Comments
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3 Comments Posted
Old Quick is known for its classic, kitschy styles and powerful use of color in both its stores and its marketing. Their digital emails adhere to a identical point of view, livening up your email with a kaleidoscope of colors, styles and typographic styles.
1. Posted by here on June 01, 2012
Nice, I'm a big fan of the retro look they go for - I think it stands out nicely whilst still being very attractive.
2. Posted by James on June 01, 2012
Design is excellent! I love vintage!
3. Posted by Time on June 16, 2012