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With Independence Day just around the corner, it's time to plan your perfect outfit for the upcoming festivities. Whether you prefer a bold red, white, and blue ensemble or a subtle nod to patriotism, Old Navy's Fourth of July sale offers a great opportunity to refresh your wardrobe ahead of the celebrations. The retailer is offering $2, $4, $6, and $8 deals, plus up to 60 percent off sitewide.fly off the shelves in no time.
To avoid disappointment, we recommend making your selections as soon as possible. This season, we're crushing on the brand's versatile
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