Do you hate stuck-up people who wear Abercrombie and Fitch and Aero and AE?

I admit to having a prejudice against people who wear those clothes, especially Abercrombie and Hollister...although for Hollister it makes me think they're from the suburbs, I don't think we have one of those stores in the City? And I'm prejudice against the suburbs too XD And yes I think they're stuck up and too rich for their own good, I mean those clothes are so overpriced!!!! I almost feel bad for the A&F employees who have to buy all these A&F clothes at a high price just so they can attend work every day..

I also admit to owning 3 pieces of clothing from A&F tho ;x Found'em for $10 and the sweater for $20, can't argue with that =D Plus their sizes fit well!

I dislike the brands and don't wear them. No originality = fail. I wear mostly band t-shirts or graphic tees i get from some sites and a bit of PacSun stuff here and there.

The only one i "hate" is Hollister, trying to sell this surfer attitude to 14 year old kids living in Ohio. Also, the store itself is pretty "arrogant" for the lack of better word.

It's quite ironic that those clothes are made here, in mexico for next to nothing. Then they are sent to the U.S and we go to the U.S and buy them for $40. I mean, i once saw a horrible POS sweater for like $300. I lost a bit of faith for humanity that day.

While I do not care for the whole "prep" look at all, I am not going to hate someone because of it. It does get a tad irritating to see so many people walking around school wearing those brands sometimes, but again, I am not going to hate people's guts' over their clothes.

I think those people lack personal style and just go with the crowd, but sometimes not. But I'm not the type to judge. It is just clothing.

I want to know what all of these people who are saying these brands lack originality wear on a daily basis. Gaudy piercings, band shirts, long hair, torn jeans, tattoos =/= originality.TheSystemLord1

[QUOTE="TheSystemLord1"]I want to know what all of these people who are saying these brands lack originality wear on a daily basis. Gaudy piercings, band shirts, long hair, torn jeans, tattoos =/= originality.carrot-cake

Indeed. I'm currently just wearing a plain red long sleeve shirt with green pants. Most of my clothes are like this.

I do not fit his description at all.

most people I know who wear those brands are actually really nice and down to earth. The cockier kids are the ones who walk around in Armani Exchange clothing and stuff

I want to know what all of these people who are saying these brands lack originality wear on a daily basis. Gaudy piercings, band shirts, long hair, torn jeans, tattoos =/= originality.TheSystemLord1

colorful plaid shorts, whatever T-shirt stands out and feels comfortable (I like volcom but anything goes) or just plain T shirts/longsleeves, orange Nike sb's, ankle socks, nice jeans. I have long hair but I pretty much do not fit your description at all /fail

because people like to dress nice :roll:

Maybe I hate the way you people advertise those crappy bands by wearing their T-shirts

because people like to dress nice :roll:

Maybe I hate the way you people advertise those crappy bands by wearing their T-shirts

Solid_Link22

You can get clothes that look exactly the same at wal-mart. People just like to fit in with brand-names.

Some people actually just like the brand, but you know this holds true a lot of the time.

because people like to dress nice :roll:

Maybe I hate the way you people advertise those crappy bands by wearing their T-shirts

Solid_Link22

[QUOTE="Solid_Link22"]

because people like to dress nice :roll:

Maybe I hate the way you people advertise those crappy bands by wearing their T-shirts

carrot-cake

Haha I myself have owned a few things from the brands TC mentioned... a long time ago... and the quality of the stuff was absolutely horrible :P

No. You can't dislike a store for any reason, and the people wearing it, are just that, people. They don't have generalized personalities dependent on their wardrobe, they act like individuals, you're just to much of a blatant ignorant to see that.

Edit: Lol, sorry, that was meant to go out to all of the Negative posters on this topic.

This doesn't make any sense since I know as many people who don't wear the clothes form the stores mentioned who are as stuck-up or even more so. Clothes do not make a person stuck-up. Using the logic of the TC I should be able to come to the conclusion that people who wear Marc Ecko, FuBu, and other urban hiphop-centric clothes are all gangbangers or drug-dealers.

No, not really.

What I do dislike, however, is people wearing Volcom or Von Dutch or *shiver* John Deere hats (assuming they dont actually work on a farm).

Seriously though I dont judge people unless they have a lot of gel in their hair and their collars popped.

is this a thread meant to criticize people who stereotype? it it was, id have to say blog it, and also ive noticed that too; most of the preppie types at my school are pretty nice people. most of the obnoxious people ive met in my high school wear 'skater' clothes (etnies, element, vans, dc, krew, etc.).

I don't know, I hate everything. WhiteSnake5000

I think that it's stupid to spend as much as $30 on a T-shirt.

I somewhat agree, but none of the brands mentioned are prep.

No. You can't dislike a store for any reason, and the people wearing it, are just that, people. They don't have generalized personalities dependent on their wardrobe, they act like individuals, you're just to much of a blatant ignorant to see that.

Edit: Lol, sorry, that was meant to go out to all of the Negative posters on this topic.

MGSFan92

You can't assume all of them are stuck up you know.

I know some good people who wear those brands.

Still, I hate stuck up people all around. I don't judge people by what they wear usually.

I don't wear the brands myself,but I don't particularly care if others wear them.

I don't hate anyone really so no.

It's just a fad but I'm pretty sure most people wear it to look nice. It's just that those type of shirts have real no variety in them. A couple weeks ago my 3 of my friends were wearing the same AE polo and were sitting at the same table at lunch. It looked pretty funny.

I think that it's stupid to spend as much as $30 on a T-shirt.

Guybrush_3

I wear A and F and hollister. The only reason i wear it is because the clothes are really comfy. They might be expensive but i like the feel of the shirts (not to light but not to heavy). and i like the feel of the shorts.

I do not hate people who wear the clothes as i am from basically white suburbia and most people around wear this stuff around here.

Its just clothes it does not matter what you wear if your cool with me im cool with you.

[QUOTE="MGSFan92"]

No. You can't dislike a store for any reason, and the people wearing it, are just that, people. They don't have generalized personalities dependent on their wardrobe, they act like individuals, you're just to much of a blatant ignorant to see that.

Edit: Lol, sorry, that was meant to go out to all of the Negative posters on this topic.

kemar7856

Some of them are alright, but a lot of them can be ignorant too.

[QUOTE="kemar7856"][QUOTE="MGSFan92"]

No. You can't dislike a store for any reason, and the people wearing it, are just that, people. They don't have generalized personalities dependent on their wardrobe, they act like individuals, you're just to much of a blatant ignorant to see that.

Edit: Lol, sorry, that was meant to go out to all of the Negative posters on this topic.

DrSponge

[QUOTE="AAllxxjjnn"]I agree with what AtomicBaconBits said, they're walking advertisements with no originality. Besides the clothing is really boring.authorityissues

So, do you dislike people that wear prep brand name clothes like A & F and Aero and American Eagle, and Hollister, etc.? Do you hate them because they wear those clothes? Are the people who wear those clothes 'stuck-up?' Snooty? Jerks? Because if you dislike people who wear that type of clothing, I guess that makes you stuck-up too, in your own way. I happen to know tons of people who wear clothes like that and many of them are very nice. They aren't 'stuck-up' like the myths would have you believe. So I guess being "Anti-" is just as stuck-up as wearing the clothes makes you.authorityissues

Do you wear those clothes?

I don't care what type of clothes someone wears. I may not like the clothes, but that has nothing to do with the person.btaylor2404

Same here.

Don't hate the people who wear it, but come onI went to highschool and that's what everyone wore. And quess what, they were more often stuck up club hoppers/Partiers and said some of the most dumb crap in the world, but also at the same time you had the stuck up "Alternative Kids" who wore the other stuff, and no it wasn't cheap.

And also I'm tired of people calling others stuck up, most people here judging by the way you type to others here and a so nose-up about your so called "Knowledge" are pretty stuck up. Hell I found stuck up people working in a McDonalds when I was working there because they can flip a burger better than the next guy.

If I had to choose who I hate most based on clothing choice or just the clothing I would say worst, to least worst

1.People who wear high end fashion and don't have the money to actually back it up, one outfit breaks their banks.

2. Hot Topic posers (yes people who wear band tee's and not having a dang idea who the band is)

3. Prep Store wearers , AE, A&F, Aero, Hollister

4.The so called no-conformist true indivisual.

If you answer yes, you're just jealous because either you can't afford it. Or because you're one of those metalheads that doesn't change their shirt for like a week.

If they prove they are stuck up, then yes, I'll hate them. I'll hate them with incredible ease. However, I simply won't hate someone due to what shirt they are wearing, unless it says "Grodus5 is a loser" or something like that.

If you answer yes, you're just jealous because either you can't afford it. Or because you're one of those metalheads that doesn't change their shirt for like a week.

-FlyLo-

Those guy's don't change their shirts? No wonder...

So, do you dislike people that wear prep brand name clothes like A & F and Aero and American Eagle, and Hollister, etc.? Do you hate them because they wear those clothes? Are the people who wear those clothes 'stuck-up?' Snooty? Jerks? Because if you dislike people who wear that type of clothing, I guess that makes you stuck-up too, in your own way. I happen to know tons of people who wear clothes like that and many of them are very nice. They aren't 'stuck-up' like the myths would have you believe. So I guess being "Anti-" is just as stuck-up as wearing the clothes makes you.authorityissues

I don't like people who are arrogant, regardless of what they wear.