​Does anyone really care if something is in fashion.You either like it or don't,don't have to be a sheep.

God I wish I needed as much as I just ordered, thanks OP, (I think).

Is it really £9 to return items??

am I right in thinking their Sizes come up small?

Nearest store 2 hours away

:disappointed:

Some great prices on there if your in to that sort of stuff.

Cheers op! Got a few bargains

Ordered mine. 3 tops for 23 quid. Great deal. Thanks for posting

Free delivery only over £50 now

Man is Hollister still around?! No wonder they're discounting - Seems to have dropped out of fashion now? Much like Superdry!

How do you get free delivery? With PayPal it's says from £5.

no free delivery unless you spend over £50

make it more authentic and try the child sized tshirt on in the dark just like in store.

what is the free del code?

Good deal on clothes made for 12 year old kids

That's kind of an ironic statement for a brand that has only thrived due to the sheep who were prepared to blindly (literally for most stores as they were so dark you couldn't see anything), pay £50 for a £5 T-Shirt :smiley:

No one and I mean NO ONE would buy their stuff if it wasn't deemed to be fashionable or cool, if that were the case, everyone would shop and Matalan and wear Dunlop trainers :smiley:

Free delivery offer has ended.

Free delivery ended ughghhh!!!! £5 for standard delivery now, not worth it as I was only going to order a 6.99 t-shirt x2 haha

​That's not entirely true. Largely yes but not entirely.

For the past 4 years or so I have bought all my clothes in Primark, Tesco, Matalan etc. and usually only in the sale (Primark being the exception...) and they've lasted OK. Tesco especially - been very impressed with theirs. I got caught out buying that Tokyo Laundry garbage last year. Absolute sh*te that was unwearable a couple of washes later.

All the while I've had a couple of hoodies, trousers and tshirts from Hollister and they've outlasted the lot.

Sheep following yes, but you get what you pay for and at these prices it's a no brainer. I bought about £250 worth from Hollister, A&F and American Eagle a few weeks ago and got as much clothing as I would any other year buying only from the cheap shops.

THERE ARE SAYING FREE SHIPPING FOR ORDERS OVER £50, NOT ALL ORDERS

I'm not a fan of the stuff with the 4 inch letters emblazoned all over it, but the subtle stuff can be nice and the material is pretty good quality.
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The only flaw there being that there are plenty of mid-range shops selling clothing that will last just as long as Hollister but WITHOUT the premium price tag. My comment re Primark was tongue in cheek as the cheap stuff from there never lasts. But for example, I have some Next stuff that's years old and has only gone into the charity bag because I was bored of it or didn't like it any more and it was a fraction of Hollister stuff... which is probably made in the same far eastern sweat shop :smiley:

I buy a lot from next too and Yea I agree it's good stuff. Again I only buy in sale though.

Prices aren't that different to Hollister IMO. Next is definitely one of the more "premium" mainstream clothes shops - certainly a step up from topman, Burton, river Island etc etc. for my money.