how do you find abercrombie and fitch at wholesale prices? and other such brands like ralph lauren, ysl,hollister,fred perry??\n\nplease help :)
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uh.. if you fly to peru (where they are made) you can get some cause they sell it for really cheap there.. or if you know someone who lives in peru or is about to peru they can mail you the stuff...
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There are several ways to find good, inexpensive fabrics. First, see if there are any mills near you. Very often, they will have mill stores where you can buy discontinued patterns at very low prices. I personally have shopped at mills stores in Oregon, Pennsylvania and New York. I know they exist. You just have to find them.\n\nAnother option is to check out the Garment District in NYC. There are many fabric shops along 8th Ave between 34th and about 38th that have inexpensive prices on great fabric. There are also some stores near the Fashion Institute (FIT) further downtown and also some in Chinatown.\n\nI don't know where you live, but if you have a school nearby that teaches design or textiles, check with them. They often will know where you can buy wholesale fabrics because their students need them. Community colleges often have programs for design. Check with them. Crafts guilds might also be a good source of information.\n\nGood luck!
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Abercrombie-for kids\nAbercrombie&Fitch-for men and women(teens)
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Volcom has awesome outerwear if you're willing to drop some serious cash.  If you're looking for an actual online retailer, try Board Paradise, Boards for Less, Boardzone, CCS, Eternal, Sideways People, The House, or Zumiez.
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I think that u can buy it in any store with clothes or try to look on amazon.com, maybe someone has that clothes to trade or if there is new and u can buy
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okay. the person that answered this question first is retarded, and people like that are the reason for the columbine shooting. wtf is wrong with those kids?? i love abercrombie clothes.... theyre adorable, my best friend works there and i shop there all the time!
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Candy thong from either Hot topic or Spencers. They have little maid outfits that he might adore wearing, lol.\nThey have candy brazeers as well. I picked up some fake breasts somewhere in the mall last week because my friend always complains about being flat chested, maybe you should try something along those lines?\nAnd the naked women you might find at Spencers in their gift card stand thngy.
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I do all my "outdoor" shopping at Sierra Trading Post online. Why? Because the prices are awesome, they carry name brands, they deliver quickly and they always seem to have exactly what I need.\n\nDo beware, shopping online here can take up HOURS of your free time! They not only carry hiking boots and backpacks, tents and gear -- they carry exactly the type of undergarments you seek. The silk long underwear is really nice, but they also carry the high-tech fibers that do a great job of moisture-wicking to keep you dry and warm. (see the Wickers Expedition Weight line and the Kenyon Expedition Weight long underwear pieces).\n\nHope this helps! Happy backpacking.
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I like hollister and i know a whole lotta of other people like it better too.  its more laid back and fun.  abercrombie is kinda of going out- not as popular.  but really hollister and abercrombie are from the same company so they have a lot of the same stufff.\nbut overall- hollister has way more and is much better.\ni see many many more people wearing hollister now, rather than abercrombie
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target does. she has a nice clothing line there. it is called stuff by hilary duff. good luck, hope you find what your looking for!
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ebay is great for wholesale and lot items\noverstock.com is cheap, there might be wholesale, but I would go w/ebay first, accessories like purses can usually be found in lots
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Dicks sporting goods has them on sale often. If there is one in your area.
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Search under brands like:\n\nMongoose\nHornet\nor.........
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Just type in wholesale with whatever your looking to buy and many sites will pop up I did this for handbags most sites have a $250 minimum purchase required
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Ah yes! What to wear, what to wear. Well, I suggest a nice tight fitting T-shirt that shows off your chest pecks. Perfered colors are purple, tan, white, and pink. If you hate pink that's ok. Now wear tight jeans, not the jeans that you can see your As- crack or keep pulling up them up past your knees! I mean jeans like the Levis 505, or even 501's. They show the buns of steel baby! Or if you still have a pair of I believe they were Levis 560's that were tapered jeans, they will do nicely also. For shoe, Brand name babbies! Nik, Conver, etc... Socks-white, and make sure you smell really, really nice! I mean brand name stuff, not this is your fathers smell Old Spice style!
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This may seem like a dumb answer, how about Wal-Mart? I have seen it in my local one here in Florida. Look in sporting goods if they don't have it in the shoe dept.
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Glad you ask.  I've wanted to answer this for  many years.\nIf you are a regular shopper, even without buying, and you find merchandise you'd like to have, then wait for a sale, either EOM, (end of month) or semi-annual sales, etc.  When you go to these sales, you may find that item reduced for clearance.  If you remember the original price, you will recognize a value or not.\nThere are customers that buy only this way, at sales.  They are important to a store in clearing discontinued merchandise and or slow movers.  Very important in fashion goods.  Remember that size may determine what is left for a sale.  If one wears a common size, it's a little unlikely to find it on sale.\nBUT,beware of items that you never saw before, if you have shopped before.  Does it not make sense that a store will never have enough "regular" goods marked down to service a sale?  If they do, they've made drastic buying errors and will not survive.\nSo, how do they overcome the need for enough merchandise to run a large scale sale?\nThey buy specially manufactured goods, that may be a lower quality.  Sometimes, they do buy overstocked merchandise from manfacturers.  This can occur from canceled orders by other retailers, because of shipping dates not honored, or mistakes in calculating projected sales of an item, and, "seconds".  Seconds come in different categories, from minor, unnoticible flaws, to nearly unusable.  Most retailers will label seconds in their ads, but unscrupulous ones do not.  \nIn any case, the majority of goods has been specially purchased, and regular markups are maintained on this goods.  Sometimes, the special purchases are on display at inflated prices, 30 days or so prior, then placed on sale.  \nDo not believe 50%-80-90% savings.  Average markup is 40-50%.  In some cases, higher on high risk goods with high markdowns.  Avg. markdowns up to 5%, some are higher on high fashion.  End of runs, with few remaining/remnants can be marked very low.\nMost of these ads insult one's intelligence.\nPOINT:  Be a shopper before sales, on regular, everyday goods.