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

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-

And also, those band tees aren't cheap, they cost just about as much as an Abercrombie shirt.

I know stuck up people in every stupid social clique. The kind of clothes they wear are irrelevent.

[QUOTE="-FlyLo-"]

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.

pspdseagle

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

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-

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.

Buck_Hotep

You didn't read the original post.

Wearing Abercrombie, Aero, or AE will get you laughed at these days. Not because you seem "stuck up", just that it's completely out of style now. The whole popped coller look is as stale as the fanny pack these days.

[QUOTE="-FlyLo-"]

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.

carrot-cake

I don't know, I hate everything. WhiteSnake5000

I don't care about what clothes a person wears unless they have a popped collar. I wear brand name clothes, like Hurley and Billabong. I'd probably have a couple Abercrombie shirts or something if there was one close to me, but I'm not going to drive 45 minutes to get clothing.

I couldn't care less about what people wear it all comes down to personality

I judge people as much by their clothing as i do by the color of their skin...so that means neither is important to me hahaha...i just dislike someone if they are jerks regardless of what they wear.

I judge people... by their clothing as i do by the color of their skin...............

ArmoredAshes

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I judge people... by their clothing as i do by the color of their skin...............

Crusader4Truth

I don't know if people who wear these brands are stuck up but I always notice when someone wears that general style. It's not my taste but if I happened to find an article of clothing at any of those stores that I generally really liked, I'd be okay to wear it. Of course I'd have to actually go in those stores first. I'll wh*re myself for a few 'brands' or whatnot, but those aren't any of them. I don't want to pay to be a walking billboard for anything I don't totally love. And I don't care how many people think it's hot, I really don't like seeing people in overpriced jeans ripped to shreds, with flipflops, in November. And said jeans are usually purchased at Abercrombie.

I have better things to do (like post on gamespot) than to care what people wear.

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

Clothes to me do not define their personalities. I wear AE and Aero btw.

I never liked A&F. I'm more of an AE guy. It's not overpriced, and the clothes are comfortable. I'd rather wear that than some band t-shirt. I guess I love being a walking billboard.

A lot of people on here seem to have something against people who like to spend money on clothes, why?

No I don't hate them, some of my close friends wear A&F and they're nice people.

To all of the people saying it's overpriced crap and isn't original:

Have any of you ever been inside a higher end clothing store, ever? I mean seriously? If you think A&F and HCO are expensive, how about going to an Express, Guess, Armani, D & G, Buckle, MetroPark or any of those places. Sorry to say, but just because a store costs more than Target doesn't mean it's overpriced; Abercrombie is mildly priced, and Hollister is even less expensive than that.

You can not like the clothes, but they aren't overpriced.

To all of the people saying it's overpriced crap and isn't original:

Have any of you ever been inside a higher end clothing store, ever? I mean seriously? If you think A&F and HCO are expensive, how about going to an Express, Guess, Armani, D & G, Buckle, MetroPark or any of those places. Sorry to say, but just because a store costs more than Target doesn't mean it's overpriced; Abercrombie is mildly priced, and Hollister is even less expensive than that.

You can not like the clothes, but they aren't overpriced.

Tim_Q

Maybe not in your opinion. And you mentioned higher end clothing stores that many people don't shop in in the first place. And sometimes those who do shop there do so just for the name. To me those are a whole other story because they can be SO overpriced I'd never consider shopping there for that reason alone. I won't pay tons of money for something just for the name. And I consider $70 for a woman's tank top to be overpriced, so Abercrombie isn't a "mildly priced" store to me.

Dont really care what ppl wear, why should you?

No I don't hate them, some of my close friends wear A&F and they're nice people.

Kenny789

because clothes and human behavior are so closely related,

lol@this thread.

Well I wear Hollister and American Eagle, but A&F is too expensive for my taste. And I don't wear those clothes to "fit in" as some have said. Ishop at those storesbecause they actually have clothes that fit me. And if people want to judge me based solely on the clothes I wear, then they are the stuck up snobs, not me.

it's usually a sign they have some sense of fashion, unlike the people who hate them with a passion. And no, most of them aren't as stuck up as you think.mohfrontline

Totally agree with you, TC. It is infact stuck up to hate someone for wearing a particular style of clothing. I don't see why people would "pity" these "walking bilboards", how is it any different to any other clothing; such as band tshirts? I wear expensive clothing, and I'm not stuck up.

they are people too, even if all their bodily energy goes to their looks not their brains.greenleaflink

I wear AE, guess, french connection uk, A&F, etc, because they tend to make nicely priced (not too expensive) clothing that looks stylish and I like the look of, and I'm not the least bit stuck up. The amusing thing is, the only people who have given me crap for wearing what I personally like the look of, was a bleeding copy-pasta hot topic gawf (who lulzily enough told me to stop confirming :roll:...the irony was lost on it), and a guy wearing an effen wolf t-shirt.

I tend to find the only people who hate people for wearing so called "preppie" brands, are hardcore conformists (like gawfs or scene kids), and really ought to look in a mirror to see which group truely dresses identically.

I wear AE, guess, french connection uk, A&F, etc, because they tend to make nicely priced (not too expensive) clothing that looks stylish and I like the look of, and I'm not the least bit stuck up. The amusing thing is, the only people who have given me crap for wearing what I personally like the look of, was a bleeding copy-pasta hot topic gawf (who lulzily enough told me to stop confirming :roll:...the irony was lost on it), and a guy wearing an effen wolf t-shirt.

I tend to find the only people who hate people for wearing so called "preppie" brands, are hardcore conformists (like gawfs or scene kids), and really ought to look in a mirror to see which group truely dresses identically.

Andrew_Xavier

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I wear AE, guess, french connection uk, A&F, etc, because they tend to make nicely priced (not too expensive) clothing that looks stylish and I like the look of, and I'm not the least bit stuck up. The amusing thing is, the only people who have given me crap for wearing what I personally like the look of, was a bleeding copy-pasta hot topic gawf (who lulzily enough told me to stop confirming :roll:...the irony was lost on it), and a guy wearing an effen wolf t-shirt.

I tend to find the only people who hate people for wearing so called "preppie" brands, are hardcore conformists (like gawfs or scene kids), and really ought to look in a mirror to see which group truely dresses identically.

DazedDarkness

HINT: It's likely best not to tell someone that they need to use proper words and grammar, whilst using deplorable grammar yourself.

Edit 2: This is bothering me, "gawfs" are not goths, the goths were an east german tribe who attempted to take over rome in the 3rd and 4th centurys, were a main subject (the Queen of the goths was heavily featured, as was the roman/goth war) in the incredible work of Shakespeare entitled "Titus", and later became Christians....

Gawfs are idiots who shop at hot topic, listen to marilyn manson whilst skipping over the much better bands (good EBM bands like project pitchfork for instance), and claiming to not conform...whilst heavily conforming.

The clothes don't make the person.

Typically, as my experience has proven, those kinds of people are usually pricks. Not a fan of pricks.aRE-you-AFraid

Gee, thanks.

The clothes don't make the person.Media_geek20

Agreed. I usually wear baggy clothes, but today for the first time I shopped at Aéropostale. I have to admit most of these t-shirts were REALLY tight, but i found some decent XL shirts that fit me well.