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I don't think A&F is the right name for this effect, because A&F intentionally sells products that fit big muscular guys, and tries to avoid selling products fo
by fjsolwmv 8y ago
I don't think A&F is the right name for this effect, because A&F intentionally sells products that fit big muscular guys, and tries to avoid selling products for and to small guys. (see the related comment about
FitchTheHomeless).
They don't want scrawny customers in public as brand mis-ambasssadors That's different from buying an expensive watch or couch or car because you feel inferior sized.
- learc83 8y agoIs that true? My younger brother who was very scrawny in High School had a wardrobe that consisted almost exclusively of A&F, and I don't remember any of the clothes looking ill-fitting. Looking through their website, the majority of their clothes seem to come in Extra Small and only go up to XL. Maybe their sizing is really off? The size guide didn't seem to be off from what plenty of other retailers are using though.