Is Hollister popular in Ireland?

Heffo

I'm working there for the summer in the States. Are there any shops at home?

I'm getting to like the clothes a lot. Like A&F (owned by them), but cheaper and more laid-back.

Rb

Theres no Hollister(or Abercrombie) stores in Ireland at the moment, though I've heard different plans for a few.
They're not as popular as Abercrombie branded clothing is here just yet, they're stuff is cool so it shouldn't prevent you from buying a load of it just because theres not a huge amount of people wearing it yet.

metaoblivia

Abercrombie has recently decided to take itself overseas. I think the first international store they're opening is in Tokoyo. London and Paris were next (I used to work with them and was on that conference call when the announcement was made).
Hollister is owned by Abercrombie, so depending on the success of the international stores, they may consider opening Hollister abroad too. Ruehl is the latest Abercrombie creation but there aren't many. That will probably go abroad as well.
But you'll find no Hollister or Abercrombie in Ireland right now.

Kur4mA

I got a few pairs of both Abercrombie and Hollister combats off eBay, and I must say the Hollister ones are the best pairs I own. Love 'em!

Umaro

Apparently there's an A&F opening over here this year though since Ireland is one of their biggest buyers.

Tazzle

I'm in the States at the moment too, not the biggest fan of Hollister clothes. But Abercrombie have some fantastic stuff, especially for girls. The range of fashion over here is amazing compared to some of the filth you find in most of the main street stores in Ireland. The distinct lack of tracksuit wearing scum is great.

flotus1

Hollister is very popular here in cork and i heard that you were putting a shop in Mahon Point, if that is true when will you be coming?

dudara

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