Abercrombie & Fitch

I like girls that wear Abercrombie & Fitch. I’d take her if I had one wish. But she’s been gone since that summer. So crooned LFO. As long as you understand that the word «croons» is being interpreted very liberally here.
And did you know that LFO stands for Light Funky Ones? Well you do now. So there you go.
I was last in this store when my friend from out of state was visiting. I’ve been in here probably 15 times in 10 years, to be honest. But I’m not a huge fan really. So my friend dragged me around the Galleria (I promised her I’d show her the best mall in town), and we spent a little while in here. I bought her a couple of tops and she tried some other things on. The employees were a little distracted, but usually they’ve been very attentive on other visits.
Abercrombie is overpriced, and every employee seems to be a competitor on America’s Next Top Model. And if you like that sort of thing, you might like it here. I think it’s a great store, especially for kids. Teenyboppers and young people and the like. Skinny jeans and low cut stuff and what not. It’s a bit of a status symbol among kids, to wear Abercrombie, Aeropostale, and such. And I can see why. They do a good job, and make a killing doing it. And this location is always busy.
And if it were a comedy movie, then it’d be Abercrombie & Fletch.

Inside the Galleria you will find many stores. One is Abercrombie & Fitch.
To me most A & F are the same or very similar, they clearly strive for that. This one fits right into the mold and is nice, music slightly too loud, clothes neatly displayed, young tall people working there.
If you like the styles they carry, this will be a good store for you, its not usually too crowded.