Pretty decent west coast store with clothing-some nice, some boring. their clothes are not too small.... there are people who after all bother to keep in shape. Is bitched about by people who have nothing better to do than stand in their flocks and declare that they are not sheep. (HA!)
Person: Oh i can totally fit into this skirt.
Whiner: OMG TANOREXIO HO. EAT A CHEESEBURGER.
Person: I just had two. *smiles*
Whiner: Bitch.
Whiner: OMG TANOREXIO HO. EAT A CHEESEBURGER.
Person: I just had two. *smiles*
Whiner: Bitch.
by follocks April 21, 2005
Owned by Abercrombie and Fitch, Holister is neither prep nor expensive. Yes some of the items are pricey but no more than Hot Topic. Now shoping there is kinda hard because of dim lit lighting, but that appels to some so I will let it go. If you wish to know more go into the store and make your OWN judgemnent. Who knows you might buy something.
Mei: Lets go into Hollister
Tori: All right, maybe I can find something to match these pants from Hot Topic
Mei: That shirt is badass and its only $10
Tori: I know.
Mei: I love how you make your OWN style.
Tori: All right, maybe I can find something to match these pants from Hot Topic
Mei: That shirt is badass and its only $10
Tori: I know.
Mei: I love how you make your OWN style.
by WildDesigner May 7, 2005
A semi-expensive west coast version of A&F store where people of all backgrounds go shopping. and they DO hire people of different backgrounds. im not a prep and dont act like one, but i shop there because i adore the clothes. its pure opinion, you dont have to to be a dumb blonde to shop there.
by Alisa April 4, 2005
owned by abercrombie&fitch to emulate southern california. slightly cheaper than its parent company, but still the same price as costly all black wear from hot topic, who is owned by GAP(who is also grouped with banana republic and old navy) Workers are typically young, attractive, slightly snobby kids who (before being hired) must have a sense of fashion. A higher quality alternative to its direct competitors (american eagle, the buckle, etc.)
shirt, jeans, belt and flip flops @ HCO = $130.00
shirt, overisized pants, metal belt, black doc martins, trench coat and multiple chains and rings to make you look "scary" and gothic when you're really a puss = $250.00+
shirt, overisized pants, metal belt, black doc martins, trench coat and multiple chains and rings to make you look "scary" and gothic when you're really a puss = $250.00+
by daniel April 7, 2005
A store found in most malls across America that is owned by the slightly more expensive Abercrombie. The style is more laid back and casual compared to it's peppy counterpart. Some of the prices are absurd to say the least, however if you like a shirt then I'm sure you can wait until it goes on clearance (it doesn't mean your poor, it's about saving money). Some of the clothes sold there have "HOLLISTER CO. CALIFORNIA" plastered on them, others have a very classy touch with just a small label on them. Their label is a seagull in various colors depending on the shade of the garment. Personally, I prefer both kinds of the attire. But that's just me :)
Middle schools in the midwest (Kansas, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois) are the top sellers of the apparel. Ironically, California is one of the least popular hollister co. states. In the top selling states, most kids sport the obnoxious advertisment instead of the much more subtle shirts. Jeans found in the stores are usually light colored, pre-ripped, and EXPENSIVE. You can get the exact (if not better) quality of cloth at Aeropostale on sale for less than $10.
Another ironic point is that most of the shoppers there have no drivers license, therefore they usually have to bring a parent in with them to the stores. The "cool" aspect of the stores is that they have music to hurt your ears and darkness all around with the exception of dim yellow lights on stands which hold the clothing. The majority of adults do. not. enjoy. this. So they forbid some kids to shop there. Go figure.
Middle schools in the midwest (Kansas, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois) are the top sellers of the apparel. Ironically, California is one of the least popular hollister co. states. In the top selling states, most kids sport the obnoxious advertisment instead of the much more subtle shirts. Jeans found in the stores are usually light colored, pre-ripped, and EXPENSIVE. You can get the exact (if not better) quality of cloth at Aeropostale on sale for less than $10.
Another ironic point is that most of the shoppers there have no drivers license, therefore they usually have to bring a parent in with them to the stores. The "cool" aspect of the stores is that they have music to hurt your ears and darkness all around with the exception of dim yellow lights on stands which hold the clothing. The majority of adults do. not. enjoy. this. So they forbid some kids to shop there. Go figure.
Girl: I found this cool shirt at hollister co.!
Girl 2: Wow you conform to a cookie cutter image you should be asha-
Girl: Umm... so what do you spend YOUR money on? Hot topic clothes? That doesn't make you better than me.
Mom: GOD why the hell is this music so damn loud?!?!
Girl: I don't know.
Mom: I can't see a damn thing!
Girl 2: Wow you conform to a cookie cutter image you should be asha-
Girl: Umm... so what do you spend YOUR money on? Hot topic clothes? That doesn't make you better than me.
Mom: GOD why the hell is this music so damn loud?!?!
Girl: I don't know.
Mom: I can't see a damn thing!
by Ecco55555 August 5, 2006
A store with good quality and well fitting clothes, within a mid to high price range. Even though the clothes are pretty cool I think anybody who has ever stepped foot in there can say it's one of the most horrible places to shop because it's dimly lit, roasting hot, blares music at what sounds like 300 decibels and has an overpowering smell of perfume that will make you feel sick within 30 seconds. Just order it online for your own good.
Guy 1: Dude, that shirt is nice and all, but how did you even get out of Hollister Co. alive? It's like a freaking gas chamber in there!
by Helloilikeu456 July 27, 2012
a store that sells shirts with mildly innapropriate sayings, such as "californians do it better." or "what tan lines?." another frequently marketed frase is "Hollister surf." their target demographic is anyone who neither surfs or is from california.
girl 1: look! my shirt says CALIFORNIA SURF!
girl 2: thats cool...but were not from california, and you dont surf.
girl 1: oh, thats right
girl 2: thats cool...but were not from california, and you dont surf.
girl 1: oh, thats right
by holyroman April 19, 2005