Fall into GAP jeans FREE, this Friday, November 5th. Check out the full terms and conditions of the promotion here, on the GAP Facebook page and sign up for the promotion. GAP has 10,000 pairs of jeans to give away to the quickest of their Facebook fans. Using Facebook Places, check-in this Friday at your local Men’s & Women’s Gap and you could leave with a free pair! Make sure to RSVP at the GAP Facebook page so you can take advantage! When arrive at the store just show any GAP employee your check-in and you could score a free pair. If you arrive too late, and all the free jeans are gone - don’t worry, you can shop with 40% off any regularly priced item.

Friday, November 5, 2010, offer valid on a first come first served basis today only, starting at the time of store opening, at Gap stores in the U.S. only. Not valid at GapKids, babyGap, GapBody, Gap Outlet, Gap Factory Store, The Gap Generation stores, or online. Offer valid for one free pair of basic 5 pocket jeans with a value up to $59.50. Certain styles are not included in the offer. Store associates will pass out one coupon per person starting with the front of the line while supplies last. Coupon is good for one time use and must be surrendered at the time of purchase. Free item may not be returned. Only exchanges will be accepted. No substitutions allowed. No adjustments on previous purchases. May not be redeemed for cash or cash equivalent. Not combinable with any other offers. Gap is not responsible for lost or stolen coupons. Gap Inc. employees are not eligible for this offer.

There are all sorts of deals to be had, at many businesses, using "Facebook Places" - so if you are not familiar with "Facebook Places" check it out and see what you can find! Read up about the "Facebook Places" feature at this link: New Facebook app for Android available, adds Places, Groups & improved notifications (update: iPhone, too) if you want to learn more. Also, make sure to see what all the fuss is about, with "Facebook Places" on Facebook, at this link.

On October 6, 2010, Gap debuted a new logo in an attempt to create a more contemporary presence in the retail market. The new logo was made with Helvetica typeface and they did away with the blue box that had become iconic with the brand. There was a public outcry against the new logo, especially in the graphic design community. The company returned to its previous "blue box" logo on October 12, only a week after the new logo's debut.