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Edited by IslocStarkiller:
5/9/2013 8:52:23 PM
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Abercrombie & Fitch would rather destroy clothes than donate them to those in need.
Well that's rather stupid. It's terrible that they would do this to keep their self induced superior mindset.
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That's an incredibly biased "article."
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Hate the way that place smells.
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Wow, scumbags.
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I heard about this the other day. Apparently it's not uncommon for the more expensive brands to do this sort of thing. Never liked A&F anyway. Pretty overpriced and not my kinda place to shop.
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Who now? [quote]Abercrombie and Fitch is a popular clothing retailer[/quote] Never heard of them.
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They're not the only company with that policy. I worked for Aaron Brothers, this custom framing and art supply store chain in CA and we had to break any otherwise damaged or defective frames. I found it kind of sad and messed up, but there were always "scavengers" just waiting by the dumpsters to see if we missed anything.
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I like their clothes. When i wanna be a bit vibrant in color ill shop there. I can't stand that it seems like they empty 5 bottles of cologne in the place though, gives me a headeach if im in there too long.
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Overbranded toss, wouldn't buy anyway.
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2 RepliesI hate them as a company, but I do like their clothes.
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Don't you mean Ambercrombie & Bitch?
