This first grader certainly learns the power of persuasion.
Kamryn Gardner, 7, of Bentonville, Arkansas, wrote a letter to Old Navy earlier this year for a compelling writing assignment in her first grade at Evening Star Elementary School.
According to a Facebook post from her school, Gardner decided to ask the company to put real front pockets on their girls’ jeans.
“Dear Old Navy, I don’t like the fact that the front pockets of the girls’ jeans are fake,” Gardner wrote in her letter to the shopkeeper. “I want front pockets because I want to put my hands in it. I’d like to put stuff in there too. Would you consider making girls’ jeans with front pockets that aren’t fake. Thanks for reading my request.”
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Although it took some time, a representative from the old Navy’s children’s department eventually responded to Gardner’s request.
Kamryn Gardner, 7, of Bentonville, Arkansas, wrote a letter to Old Navy earlier this year asking the company to make girls’ jeans with real front pockets.
(Bentonville Schools)
The note, which was signed by Julie Wood, also came with four pairs of girls’ jeans with actual pockets, according to Evening Star Elementary’s Facebook post.
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“Thank you so much for taking the time to write to us about pockets on girls’ jeans,” Wood wrote in her reply. “The Old Navy Kids product team values your information. It’s great feedback for us in developing a new product.”
The letter was part of a compelling writing assignment in her first grade at Evening Star Elementary School.
(Bentonville Schools)
In her Facebook post, Evening Star praised Elementary Gardner for her letter.
“Now you use your voice!” the school wrote. “Well done, Kamryn!”
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On Thursday, Gardner told the Today show she wasn’t expecting to hear back from Old Navy because it took so long to respond.
Old Navy eventually responded to Gardner with a handwritten note and four girls jeans with pockets.
(Bentonville Schools)
However, when she received the package in the mail, she said she was “very excited”.
“As soon as we got back from our spring break, the box was there,” she said. “I thought it was a birthday present.”
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Bentonville Schools also posted on Facebook about Gardner’s letter, praising the first grader for her letter.
“Kamryn, you proudly own those bags!” the district wrote in part. “Kudos to Old Navy for making this first graders day and ours!”
Old Navy and its parent company Gap did not immediately respond to Fox News’ request for comment.