Depends on how the fit is described. Muscle fit is snug around the beer belly 'o(

You cab pay with PayPal, they give 12 free returns. Not sure how you claim it, but they do accept PayPal on abercrombie site

I agree that Hollister is targetted at kids and students but if you are just getting sweatpants, hoodies and t-shirts it doesn't really matter that much who the target is, as long as it fits it is all good.

I honestly haven't noticed that much of a difference in quality to justify the enormous difference in price but each to their own.

Code still working. Says on the A&F website that today is the last day for it. Not sure why this is expired yet.

£210 worth ??? of stuff for £81 Delivered
Bargain ... Code worked fine on checkout page 16006 just entered it then went through to pay on paypal

For a minute .... thought it was another "Glitch" post ... damn

I have bought both A+F and Hollister in the past and I find there is absolutely no difference in the quality whatsoever. I tend to buy sweatpants, hoodies, long sleeved t-shirts. They are both the same company and the only difference is one has a little moose on it and the other one has a little seagull.

The other major difference is the price. At the moment you can get up to 50% off the winter syles at Hollister and a further 10% for signing up to the newsletter but the range of clothes in the sale is much better and Hollister is much, much cheaper.

Heat for the deal but it is hollister every time for me.

Meh. Code didn't work and then neither did their website when hitting Submit Order button.

I have A&F stuff that's older than my children that still looks excellent. Fit is good (14 stone and in 'not bad for 49' shape). We've just returned a Parka to them bought from the sale that was too small for SWMBO and the £9 to return an item to the Netherlands is reasonable.

I will buy A&F over nearly all brands as it's so well made. We spent around £1000 while in Florida last year and we know that the clothes will outlast any other brands (Hollister has gone really down hill). We're in NYC February and we are making the trip to their Jersey Mills outlet and will spend another small fortune again!

If ever there was a brand in decline it's this one. New collection looks like a washed out car boot sale.

Over £400 poorer too ffs, hot deal though! Will not visit HUKD again lol.

Depends on how the fit is described. Muscle fit is snug around the beer belly 'o(

9 quid to return seesh ! Outside of that a good deal - just need to choose with caution I suppose.

Already posted - http://www.hotukdeals.com/vouchers/abercrombie-fitch-additional-20-off-top-sale-prices-2592972

Thank you that is very helpful :smiley:

Do you know if the fit of A&F stuff matches the fit of Hollister? I know what size I am in the latter but not the former. Thanks :smiley:

I'm typically a 30w with other brands (Diesel, All Saints) do I need to order a larger size from A&F do you think?

£240 poorer :-/

6.6% Quidco too OP.

that's £250 I didn't expect to spend this morning... :laughing:

hot. worked for me . cheers op

Working for me.. Great deal. Just spent £350 on a lot of clothes!

Just tried to use the Code and message came up to say doesn't work on sale items?

Since they closed up shop in the UK they ship stuff from Germany now last I saw so returns presumably to there.
Choose very carefully - their sizes are all over the place and all on the extremely snug side :confused:

Might not like second hand clothes but if not, loads of Abercrombie and Hollister clothes on eBay, which you can get really cheaply.

Code definitely worked for me on 3 sale items, plus there's 9% cash back on TCB, may be rejected but worth a go. Great find, thanks op!

Just enter the code at the top of the checkout page under "Promotions"

Code doesn't work for me either, doesn't take anything off?

Code not working for me. Don't know if it's because it doesn't work on sale items?

You cab pay with PayPal, they give 12 free returns. Not sure how you claim it, but they do accept PayPal on abercrombie site

Returns must be worldwide.......that's about how much the postage would be to send your return round the world and back :wink:

Your prob right mate, I wouldn't know, don't buy many clothes online.
Was just a heads up that you dont need to take that option. I did find £9 for a return very strange.

Fair enough - maybe I am just used to most high street retailers providing free returns and think that that's almost the norm :smiley:

Great thanks! just got 4 tops for 50 quid.