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Gap and Old Navy sizes are way off (huge) I prefer Hollister Abercrombie and AE. Whats with all the clothes haters, these arent even that nice of brands just average every-day college wear
 
jmanlp said:
Gap and Old Navy sizes are way off (huge) I prefer Hollister Abercrombie and AE. Whats with all the clothes haters, these arent even that nice of brands just average every-day college wear
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These clothes are pretty costly IMO :eek:
 
wow, really fast shipping. I ordered Thurday, and recieved on Saturday. Shirts fit me alright, i still like the slimmer fit that AF has on their button up shirts though. Dont you hate it when you dont like a brand, but you still use it because theres nothing else that can compare to it?
 
bobsaget said:
:p :D


Old Navy's shirts are huge. In my experience, they shrink from the bottom up. They end up getting really short, but still wide. I don't buy shirts at Old Navy much anymore.

I do like their big old pile of assorted Jeans and stuff in that one corner of the store where a pair is like 4 bucks or something.
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yeah I noticed the same thing with old navy (shrinking so that its short, but not any skinnier) and quit buying old navy.

And yeah, because my gf/friends still shop there, I will occasionally see something on clearance that I'll buy.
 
welcome to the queer eye for the nerdy guy thread... :)

Im a typcial college guy and wear mostly AE only with a little AF thrown in. AE is just flat out less expensive than AF, only time i buy AF is when i get something on clearence, that said im a fairly skinny fellow (6'2, 155-160) and like how AF clothes are made to fit pretty tight, but they are just too overprice usually, i mean 40 bucks for a polo? pfft same kinda shirt at AE would be like 25-30 :p

Only thing at AF i ever have bought that was not on sale are my shorts, they are usually 40-50 bucks but everyone elses good khaki shorts are like 40 anyways, plus AF khaki is the stuff, its so thick and comfortable :)
 
kilik123 said:
i mean 40 bucks for a polo? pfft same kinda shirt at AE would be like 25-30 :p
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I have an AE polo that I found at goodwill for 4 bucks. I agree, it is quality clothing, but $40 for $1 of fabric is just rediculous.
 
I get most of my tee-shirts (and I am a Tee-shirt and jeans guy) from Dans Comp. Its all BMX gear and since I used to ride religously I can say I am not a "poser" Also its all smaller independent companies so I am not supporting Teh Evil Empire commonly known as The Gap.

Most shirts there are $14, which is really nice. And the quality isn't bad. I have one Hoffman Bikes shirt that I wear all the time that is from 1997.
 
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