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An American clothing retailer founded in 1892. The clothes are designed for college kids, aged 18-22, but many high schoolers wear it as well. Its main competitors are American Eagle Outfitters and Aeropostale. The brand is known for and highly criticized for its borderline-pornographic advertising. A&F has four subsidiary brands: abercrombie kids - A prep school-themed store designed for children in the age group of 7-14. Essentially smaller, more age-appropriate A&F clothing. Also known as abercrombie (not to be confused with Abercrombie, the shortened name for A&F). Hollister Co. - A California-themed store whose target age base is 14-18, the high schoolers. The only A&F brand to carry a body care line. Also known as Hollister. RUEHL No.925 - An Greenwich Village-themed store designed for post-collegiates aged 22-35. It is also relatively unknown, with 27 U.S. locations. Also known as RUEHL. Gilly Hicks - An Australian-themed store designed for women 18 and older. It offers underwear and loungewear. With 13 U.S. locations, it is the least known of the A&F brands. Abercrombie & Fitch and its Hollister subsidiary are well-known in American public schools for their "preppy" natures.

Abercrombie & Fitch is a great store, along with its subsidiaries.

By Abercrombie Fan For Life

clothes that are all the same, shitty, expensive , and get holes after you wear them once what everyone wears because no one has the balls to be different and wear something thats actuallyy decent and original. but whatcanyouuu do ?

girl : OMFG I JUST GOT A NEWSHIRTT FOR $60 DOLLARS FROM ABERCROMBIE & FITCH! friend: OMFG, I HAVE THE SAME EXACT SHIRT ! IN 7 OTHER COLORS !

By donnnttworyaboutit

A store which makes people feel extremely self conscious if they are not anorexic (girls) or if they don't have six-packs (boys). Their clothes are skimpy and a "large" is a medium, a "medium" is a small, a "small" is a x-small and so on. To put it simply: If you don't like stores where people stare at you for being more than skinny/buff and feel that $30 is too much to pay for a t-shirt, don't come here.

Skinny Girl #1: Oh my God, look at that loser over there. Can she even afford any of the stuff at Abercrombie & Fitch? Skinny Girl #2: I know, right? She looks like she weighs more than 110 pounds, which is like SO overweight. Normal Girl: looks around nervously and runs out of the store.

By Mangomango12

Or Aryancrombie and Fitch, is a place where you find the whitest, blondest, fakest people possible working there. A place where you buy, for about $50, a t-shirt that is thin enough to see through and has been ripped. A lot. Before you buy it and do it yourself. Same for jeans. A place that makes you laugh at the absurdity of it all.

"Hey guys, look! They're opening up a new Abercrombie & Fitch store!" "Ooooooooo, Caucasia-wear!! Let's go!!Aryancrombie, here we come!!"

By CMa

The place where you go to get clothes (and, if your gay, you can lust over the half-naked male models on the wall... and right in front of the door... and on the bag... but if your not gay then its just kind of scary with all the male models staring at you the whole time your in the store) that cost twice as much as they should. Maybe that's because you get your shirts smelling exactly the same as the ENTIRE STORE smells. Or because there's cloth handles on the bag. Big whoop.

Gay guy: I just looove how there are so many posters with half naked guys on them in this store! Straight dude: How come there are so many half naked dudes in Abercrombie & Fitch? That's just queer. That other guy: Ooh, cloth handles!

By yertk4