Old Navy responds to 1st grader's request for girls' jeans with real pockets

A 7-year-old's request to Old Navy to "make girls' jeans" with real front pockets has been answered after she wrote a letter to the brand's corporate office.

Kamryn Gardner, a first grader at Evening Star Elementary School in Bentonville, Arkansas, sent the note in mid-January which read the following:

Dear Old Navy,

I do not like that the front pockets of the girls jeans are fake. I want front pockets because I want to put my hands in them. I also would like to put things in them. Would you consider making girls jeans with front pockets that are not fake. Thank you for reading my request.

Kamryn wrote the letter after participating in a persuasive writing unit where her class sends a letter to principal Ashley Williams.

This year, Kamryn and her fellow students asked for new playground equipment.

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Kimberly Gardner, who is Kamryn's mom and also a first grade teacher at Evening Star, said Kamryn had the idea after seeing that her brother had pockets in his jeans.

The clothing company does make girls' jeans with pockets, though Gardner said she purchased the ones without.

"She was frustrated her jeans didn't have pockets, so I suggested and encouraged her, 'What do we need to do?'" Gardner told "Good Morning America."

"She's very passionate about life ... and uses her voice," she added.

Gardner helped her daughter send the handwritten note to Old Navy.

The Old Navy Kids Product Team recently replied to Kamryn's letter, writing it "appreciates your information and feedback for us as we develop new products."

The team included a gift for Kamryn -- four pairs of jeans in her size which included pockets. Gardner said Old Navy emailed her prior asking for Kamryn's size.

Kamryn's teacher, Ellie Jayne, described her as "unstoppable."

"It's really exciting to see the world get a glimpse of her, fall in love with her and be inspired by her passion," Jayne told "GMA."