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  • auburntigersfan
    Release the Kirchen
    • Aug 2006
    • 4737

    #61
    Re: Best smelling cologne

    Originally posted by JJLinn
    I personally don't wear their jeans, but I will say that their shirts/hoodies/shorts are very well made. They don't get messed up/torn after several wash cycles and they last awhile without fading or anything. You're paying a good amount, but you get quality along with it. Same goes for their cologne.
    The clothes are already faded and torn.
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    • BunnyHardaway
      Banned
      • Nov 2004
      • 15195

      #62
      Re: Best smelling cologne

      Originally posted by auburntigersfan
      The clothes are already faded and torn.
      None of my shirts are faded or torn.

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      • auburntigersfan
        Release the Kirchen
        • Aug 2006
        • 4737

        #63
        Re: Best smelling cologne

        Originally posted by JJLinn
        None of my shirts are faded or torn.
        I think what everyone is trying to explain to you is when a person sees another person wearing an Abercrombie or Hollister shirt they think that person is a 'tool'.
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        • TheMatrix31
          RF
          • Jul 2002
          • 52931

          #64
          Re: Best smelling cologne

          Alright, enough of this.

          Back to colognes.

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          • BunnyHardaway
            Banned
            • Nov 2004
            • 15195

            #65
            Re: Best smelling cologne

            Originally posted by auburntigersfan
            I think what everyone is trying to explain to you is when a person sees another person wearing an Abercrombie or Hollister shirt they think that person is a 'tool'.
            Don't really see why that stereotype got started. People that wear A&F or Hollister are tools because they like to pay more for good quality clothes?

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            • auburntigersfan
              Release the Kirchen
              • Aug 2006
              • 4737

              #66
              Re: Best smelling cologne

              Originally posted by JJLinn
              Don't really see why that stereotype got started. People that wear A&F or Hollister are tools because they like to pay more for good quality clothes?
              That's not it.


              Many of the people I know that dislike A&F and Hollister pay more money for their clothes than A&F and Hollister cost and get much higher quality clothes. It's really not that.
              WUSTL

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              • Moses Shuttlesworth
                AB>
                • Aug 2006
                • 9435

                #67
                Re: Best smelling cologne

                Does Abercrombie make any normal, solid looking clothing, without some funky teenage design to it? It just seems overpriced and overrated to me.

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                • BunnyHardaway
                  Banned
                  • Nov 2004
                  • 15195

                  #68
                  Re: Best smelling cologne

                  Originally posted by auburntigersfan
                  That's not it.


                  Many of the people I know that dislike A&F and Hollister pay more money for their clothes than A&F and Hollister cost and get much higher quality clothes. It's really not that.
                  I just never got it. Their stuff looks nice, it's comfortable, and it's reasonably priced for what you get.

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                  • Beantown
                    #DoYourJob
                    • Feb 2005
                    • 31523

                    #69
                    Re: Best smelling cologne

                    Alright, as Matrix said...get back on topic about Colognes.

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                    • SuperBowlNachos
                      All Star
                      • Jul 2004
                      • 10218

                      #70
                      Re: Best smelling cologne

                      Originally posted by JJLinn
                      Don't really see why that stereotype got started. People that wear A&F or Hollister are tools because they like to pay more for good quality clothes?
                      The quality isn't that much better. I have $6 shirts from wal mart that the print on them lasted longer then Hollister and A&F.

                      A WM shirt might cost $2 to make and a A&F shirt 2.50. You pay an extra $40 for the name.

                      At least you aren't a tool paying $80 for an Affliction t-shirt.

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                      • Rules
                        Go Irish
                        • Jul 2002
                        • 3813

                        #71
                        Re: Best smelling cologne

                        High Karate


                        Seriously, I prefer Drakkar Noir.

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                        • cubsfan203
                          All Star
                          • Jun 2004
                          • 6689

                          #72
                          Re: Best smelling cologne

                          Originally posted by olliethebum85
                          The quality isn't that much better. I have $6 shirts from wal mart that the print on them lasted longer then Hollister and A&F.

                          A WM shirt might cost $2 to make and a A&F shirt 2.50. You pay an extra $40 for the name.

                          At least you aren't a tool paying $80 for an Affliction t-shirt.
                          As someone who never cared about what they wore for most of my life I think I'm qualified to respond to this.

                          There is a difference.

                          That's all I'm going to say about that.....now back on topic. I've used Kenneth Cole Black for the past year or so. I like it and the ladies like it, so it's a win/win situation.
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                          • DickDalewood

                            #73
                            Re: Best smelling cologne

                            Girls really like Love & Luck by Ed Hardy. $55, comes in a blue bottle. Good stuff.

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                            • Laettner32
                              Banned
                              • Jul 2002
                              • 2873

                              #74
                              Re: Best smelling cologne

                              Originally posted by TheMatrix31
                              I don't think so. Kenneth Cole Black has only been around for a few years.
                              Looked it up online. Came out in 2003. Still Fahrenheit or Drakkar for me. Although I only have a bottle of Fahrenheit with a little left. Saw a mag with a Polo Black sample, that smelt pretty tight.

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                              • p_rushing
                                Hall Of Fame
                                • Feb 2004
                                • 14514

                                #75
                                Re: Best smelling cologne

                                Originally posted by Laettner32
                                Saw a mag with a Polo Black sample, that smelt pretty tight.
                                You really need to try it, as it changes the smell. At first I didn't like it because I don't like the smell for the 1st 30 mins, after that though it smells great.

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