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after 14+ years of buying clothes ranging from garbage mall brands to exotic raiments of which a single one was hand-made in Atlantis, it's safe to say that the bolded portion is not an exaggeration. so he's cranky in the mornings before his tea and makes fun of a shopping spree a bunch embarked on after finding a 30% off coupon--which is really the reason everyone bought them and in only the most ubiquitous colors at that. if your goal on here is jet's approval then [1] where is your sense of individuality [2] get something a bit more exclusive (like from my b&s threadLast time I bought anything from BR was maybe around 2001 ish when I switched from abercrombie (gasp!) Uh oh now my nut swinging friend is going spending his lonely nights digging up some posts about I used to wear abercrombie at UCLA lulz. I had it all because I got **** for dirt cheap through my brother, cashmeres, coats, pants, shoes you name it as shocking as that sounds. Ever since I started buying it in 97 I always wondered why it fit like garbage and sweaters pilled, shirts fit like dresses, etc. but I didn't really understand the problem I thought that's just how clothes fit. I moved on from there to my gucci/dolce/armani phase from there around 02 which was for going out and my day uniform consisted of 3 pairs of banana khakis, white tees, and af1s that I wore into the ground. I even had a monarchy shirt when they first came out that my girl bought me. First margiela purchase came in 06 after seeing and reading about him before but not getting it until then. So in other words, I have first hand experience when I say it is pure garbage
I used to wear head to toe Banana Republic. Look at me know.
Ok, so I bought an Abercrombie flannel on steep discount. Why isn't important. It turns out to fit really, really well straight out of the box. I don't know whether this is a good thing or a bad thing.
why is everyone so obsessed with removing this
Don't worry about the moose. If you ignore marketing and hype you can ignore negative brand associations.