The equivalent of Hollister in Germany? oO?

Question

Maybe a weird question. Sorry about that. xD

Does anyone know what the equivalent of Hollister, AE, A&F, Aero, etc., would be in Germany? I mean, are there any kind of designers that are just everyone's favorite there? =3

Vielen dank, <3

Answer 1

H&amp;M for the win.

Answer 2

Well, the other answerer is right, H&amp;M is very popular in Germany. It is very cheap, and it offers stylish clothes, not only in the fun &amp; free time part of living, but for pretty much every occasion and the odd job interview.

Other popular brands are Esprit, Tom Taylor, S.Oliver, QS, More&amp;More, Nike, Puma,... Not nearly as cheap as H&amp;M, but very popular.

Hope that helped

Answer 3

Really I live in Germany and there is no equivalent.  To say that Germans are more into styles than to have a name brand show on everything you wear to prove where you got it from.

Thumb me down all you want if you buy something at H&amp;M it doesn&#039;t say H&amp;M on it like everything from Hollister, AE, A&amp;F, and Aeropostale.  Style is more important than brand name and when you show me one example then you can thumb me down.

Answer 4

Thumbs up Jared.

We like things we wear to look neat.

In America it&#039;s all about showing others what you could afford to buy.

All that stuff that says the brand name is just ridiculous.

First people should learn how to dress in a stylish way, then buy brand clothes.

Most desighner clothes in Germany put only brand tags on their clothes, not like in America the brand name across your chest.

It&#039;s all about quality in Europe.You don&#039;t pay for the brand as much as you do in America, you pay for quality.

Unfortunately in America it&#039;s all about the brand.

Give me thumbs down if you want, but the brands you mentioned manufacture sh***y clothes(SH***Y means THE QUALITY IS SH***)

Answer 5

H&amp;M.

We had a foreign exchange student from Germany. Cutest girl in the world. I had TONS of fun hanging out with her. I asked her the same question and she said that H&amp;M was &quot;berrrry pop-ew-ler in gggermany.&quot; :)

Answer 6

One of them is &quot;Pimkie&quot;, since they started to sell size zero clothing, too.