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It's a huge turn off when guys wear Abercrombie/Hollister/Aéropostale clothing, amirite?
by Anonymous12 years ago
Unless it's the shirtless Hollister model with Hollister jeans...
by Anonymous12 years ago
I just don't like branded shirts. I mean, I'm not being paid to advertise for them so why should I pay money for an over priced shirt with giant letters across it. And, yeah, I don't really like it when I see guys wearing them, it does look a bit pretentious.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Or they just really like the brand and wanna' represent? :/
I've seen so many normal non-bitchy people wear those brands that I don't even notice anymore.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I understand, and I see that too.
But it's just that I'd rather get paid to wear someone's letters rather than pay $35 to advertise a company that makes their shirts over seas from the cheapest material available.
by Anonymous12 years ago
At my school, its pretty much code for "bitch" or "douche."
by Anonymous12 years ago
Exactly :P
by Anonymous12 years ago
it's pretty sexy ;)
by Anonymous12 years ago
I don't really care I just voted to make it 0 :)
by Anonymous12 years ago
If it was an Abercromie model, though...
by Anonymous12 years ago
I'm not shallow enough to care.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Ouch.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Oh burn.
by Anonymous12 years ago
They're normally just plain shirts with the brand name on them ... I don't usually care enough to notice anyway.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I wouldn't say it's a turn off but it's definitely not a turn on either. I don't really care what brand his clothes are.
by Anonymous12 years ago
If he doesn't look like a walking billboard, I don't care what he wears, as long as he's nice.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I really like the jackets though! They're well made and comfortable.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Everyone's focused on the name, what about the style or how they fit?? Thats why i wear it. If your athletic there clothes can be complimenting or stylish.
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