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An extremely overpriced clothing store for suburban adolescents between the ages of 11-19 (although the age is getting younger, I swear that in a few years, 4th graders will be getting boob jobs, allowing them to have the body of Lindsay Lohan). This store, contrary to popular belief, not only appeals to twiggy girls and preppy guys who think they're "ghetto" even though they buy clothes from Abercrombie and Fitch, but also rather obese girls as well. It's surprising that they even fit into the clothes, when as is, they rip and tear on anorexics, but on the more pudgy girls they somehow find a way, usually with their stomachs hanging out the front of their see-through t-shirts all the way down to the low seams of their hip-huggers. In addition, these girls are also the ones who insult girls who have a brain in their head that they need to buy these poor-quality, overpriced, thrift store-esque clothes with a blinding Abercrombie label repeatedly shoved on wherever there is a square inch of pure, easily ripped fabric. I guess, at Abercrombie and Fitch, the less fabric there is, the higher the price tag!

#1-Anorexic: Oh my gawd, this mini is soooo cute! And, it's only $99.99! I totally have to buy it now before anyone else does, so I can make fun of anyone who buys it after me! I mean, what is the point of wearing a mini unless you can see my thong through all these holes in it? What size am I, an 18 now? Gawd, I wish I fit into a size two, those girls are so hot! You can see their ribs! #2-Pudgy Girl- I guess they don't have my size here. Wait! If I hold my breath I can fit in a size 2! My stomach only hangs out when i exhale! And this jeans are cute, too! If I rip my jeans because my butt is too big, I can say the rip in the crack is because the denim is so, um..., fragile.

By Chloe

The problem with A&F is you're not paying for clothing (though, you will pay up the ass) you're paying for a lifestyle that doesn't exist, but is propagated through ads and constant peer scrutiny. I suppose it's all good, it just doesn't have to be that way.

Deliberatly wrinkled clothes and all for an extra $30. Sweet.

By b.fizzle

AKA abercrombie & rich. The prices are sky-high, the guy wear only pants and the girls have A-cup breasts in ads. People who walk out of Abercrombie with an AF bag (it could be empty but who knows) looking bitchy and... blond.

1."Dude, is my chest look good enough for Abercronbie?" "Hell no. Those chests are Old-Navy material. Check out my chest"

By true2life

The poor children make them for less than a dollar a day in third world countries, way rich american snobs buy and wear them. The end.

Girl 1: Wow, like totally check out my new abercrombie clothes... Girl 2: Yeeaah, they're like totally cute! Me: You don't know what the heck you're doing... >.<;

By Jaela

Clothing brand, for people who enjoy the (just got back from the beach) look. Not for people who want to look down on walmart buyers or any other less expensive brand. I agree there is some people out there that do, use a&f, and hollister as a way to do that, but not every one who shops there does it for that reason. Some people shop there because they like the style. Personally i see it from all sides i shop every where if something looks good on me i buy it, and yess a&f and hollister are some of my favorite stores. But i also like hot topic and sure walmart once in a while. i dont care all stores are great. And you can weigh over 110, im pretty sure the models all weight over 110. i know i do. im 119. I think this whole deal with the brands is crazy, shop at what ever stores you want and where ever you want.

I had on a wall mart cardigan the other day and one of my friends whos big on brands said she liked it and asked where i got it. So i said haha walmart, and the next day she actually wnet to walmart and got the same one. haha. so even the big brand lovers think the same way. haha. (hollister, abercrombie & fitch)

By kkalaaa