[REQ] Abercrombie & Fitch

Kenpo

Hi,

I know theres a place in the Powerscourt Centre selling A & F, but there selection is small.

Does anyone know someplace else in Dublin selling A&F?

Thanks

K

Random

I thought these could only be bought in the shop in New York?

bk

ciaranfo wrote: »

I thought these could only be bought in the shop in New York?

They have a chain of stores all over the US.

Was in one in Boston last year, from a guys perspective, nothing particularly great, River Island, etc. here are better IMO.

Fizman

I know Tony Connolys in Limerick have some A&F stock alright....maybe if they are in Dublin u could try there.

Oh and next time your in London drop into the A&F shop there, even if you dont intend buying clothes, the shop itself is amazing, very dimly lit with spotlights, loud music and the emplyees there are all hand picked simply because they are fking INCREDIBLE looking!!

dubmick

Fizman wrote: »

Oh and next time your in London drop into the A&F shop there, even if you dont intend buying clothes, the shop itself is amazing, very dimly lit with spotlights, loud music and the emplyees there are all hand picked simply because they are fking INCREDIBLE looking!!

sounds a bit like the shop on fifth ave, the place is like a nightclub

Ms Inquisitive

There's a shop in Stephen's Green, not sure of the name of it though. IMO the A&F clothes are totally overprices this side of the Atlantic. You would be better off ordering from their on-line shop, get a group of people to order stuff at the same time and share the shipping charges!

sweetie

I'm a zombie and rich more like! It's like that movie 'children of the damned' with all the blonde haired blue eyed kids working in those stores. And am I the only one who doesn't like being greeted every time I walk in to a store?

There's another store called Hollister that is the most blatant rip off I've ever seen. Same clothes, same staff and even the same dimly lit wood panelled shops!

Ps. I'm not slagging the clothes, some of it isn't bad especially for the wimmin.

Wisesmurf

sweetie wrote: »

There's another store called Hollister that is the most blatant rip off I've ever seen. Same clothes, same staff and even the same dimly lit wood panelled shops!.

Same company my friend!

Ms Inquisitive

It's the one thing which turns me off shopping in the States! I like to be left to my own devices instead of a different assistant querying you every couple of mins!

tombren

Ms Inquisitive wrote: »

There's a shop in Stephen's Green, not sure of the name of it though. IMO the A&F clothes are totally overprices this side of the Atlantic. You would be better off ordering from their on-line shop, get a group of people to order stuff at the same time and share the shipping charges!

be careful doing that, friend of mine did it, thought he was getting a bargain, got hit with a €200 tax bill when the clothes arrived, made his few hoodies and shirts very expensive

galvins in tullamore have a small selection also

Shifty

Keep an eye on adverts.ie, you see ads for A&F coming up every now & again

Ideo

Shifty wrote: »

Keep an eye on adverts.ie, you see ads for A&F coming up every now & again

Like here

http://www.adverts.ie/showproduct.php?product=34450&cpage=2&perpage=15&cat=32#poststart

johnfás

Abercrombie don't sell anything outside of its own shops. So anything you buy here out of a shop is either fake, or being sold illegally, not that the latter makes a great difference to you if you are buying it. The only A&F store currently in Europe is in London but you cannot order from it online unless you are from the UK - it is also outrageously expensive. Most of the prices in the UK are the same numerical prices as America, eg a top for 50 dollars costs 50 pounds, despite 50 dollars being about 25 pounds.

I've done orders over the net before with various people, about 4 orders, been caught by tax on one, that was through Hollister.