All Brands Owned by Gap Inc.

What does Gap Inc. own?
Gap Inc. owns four primary retail brands: Old Navy, a value-priced family apparel chain; Gap, an accessible casual apparel brand; Banana Republic, a premium casual and professional apparel brand; and Athleta, a women's athletic and lifestyle apparel brand. The company also operates Gap Factory and Banana Republic Factory as outlet extensions of its core brands. Gap Inc. operates more than 3,500 stores across approximately 40 countries, with additional international locations operated through franchise agreements.

Is Gap Inc. publicly traded?
Yes, Gap Inc. is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol GAP. The company changed its ticker from GPS to GAP in August 2024. Gap Inc. has been publicly traded since 1976 and is included in the S&P 500 index. The Fisher family, descendants of founders Donald and Doris Fisher, collectively hold a significant ownership stake in the company.

Who founded Gap Inc.?
Gap Inc. was founded by Donald Fisher and Doris Fisher. Donald Fisher opened the first Gap store on August 21, 1969, in San Francisco, California, with the concept of stocking Levi's jeans in every available style, size, and color. Doris Fisher named the company Gap as a reference to the generation gap of the era. Donald Fisher died in September 2009. The Fisher family continues to hold a significant ownership stake in the company.

Where is Gap Inc. headquartered?
Gap Inc. is headquartered in San Francisco, California, USA. The company has maintained its San Francisco headquarters since its founding, though it has also operated significant offices in New York City. Gap Inc. announced corporate layoffs at both its San Francisco and New York offices in 2022 as part of a cost reduction program.

How many brands does Gap Inc. own?
Gap Inc. operates four primary retail brands: Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic, and Athleta. The company also operates Gap Factory and Banana Republic Factory as outlet extensions. Former brands that are no longer active include Piperlime, which was closed in 2015, and Hill City, a men's athletic apparel brand that was wound down in 2020. The Yeezy Gap collaboration, announced in 2020, was terminated in 2022.

Who owns Gap Inc.?
Gap Inc. is a publicly traded company with shares held by institutional investors and public shareholders. The Fisher family, descendants of founders Donald and Doris Fisher, collectively hold a significant ownership stake and have historically maintained board representation. No single shareholder holds a controlling majority of Gap Inc.'s common shares. The company does not have a dual-class share structure, and all common shares carry equal voting rights.

What is Gap Inc.'s annual revenue?
Gap Inc. reported net sales of $15.3 billion for fiscal 2025, up 1 percent year-over-year. Old Navy generated $9.4 billion, the Gap brand generated $3.4 billion, Banana Republic generated $2.0 billion, and Athleta generated $0.5 billion. Gross margin was 38.3 percent, and operating income was $866 million.

What is Gap Inc.'s fiscal 2026 outlook?
Gap Inc. projects fiscal 2026 net sales to be flat to up 2 percent compared to fiscal 2025, with operating income growth in the mid-teens. The outlook reflects continued investment in brand revitalization under CEO Richard Dickson and operational efficiency initiatives.