American Apparel Store Reviews

I have been to two American Apparels in the UK - the AA on Oxford Street, and the AA in Cabot Circus, Bristol. I browsed the products on Oxford Street but actually made a purchase at Cabot Circus, so my review will be based on that. Despite visiting Bristol often, we had never been to the 'new' Cabot Circus, and only made our first trip ...  Read the complete review

An American Apparel store opened in Bristol Cabot Circus almost a year ago, and I think I was one of the very first customers. I have seen the store in other cities, such as London, and am aware of the status the store carries abroad in the US. The shop itself is very clean and modern looking, with lovely large windows at the front, ...  Read the complete review

PROFILE American Apparel is a "sweatshop-free" retailer that has long been very successful in the US and now has branches open worldwide. Their marketing has become very well known in the advertising world- showing plain models wearing simple garments, in average location but with very suggestive poses (think a mix of Bennetton and ...  Read the complete review

American Apparel is a very unique store. You may love it, you may hate it, you may wear only AA, you may have one item, but you definitely won't forget it! This shop is all about fashionable basics. There was a gap in the market for really tight 'hipster' clothes- you don't need patterns and embellishments to look hot! You can really ...  Read the complete review

American Apparel have many stores, usually in busy highstreets in cities such as London. The clientele are generally quirky, indie students. However they have a wide fan base and versatile products. The clothes are split into 'men,' 'women,' and 'unisex.' I find it odd that you may see a man and a woman in the same clothes, but the ...  Read the complete review

Without sounding too much of a loser all I can say is American Apparel is VERY cool! The offer all the standard basic clothes, such as t-shirts and shorts etc, some slightly altered versions, such as longer tees, skirts with pockets etc, and some very quirky clothing like their wonderful bright leggings. Yes for what some of the items are it can ...  Read the complete review

Recently I've been lucky enough to visit the American Apparel store in Liverpool One, a location that is ideal for such a strong yet basic fashion brand. The biggest advantage to this and the reason why I will suggest to always go to their nearest store instead of risking the internet site is that you'll actually get your goods as the ...  Read the complete review

A fabulous place if you want to buy your wardrobe basics (plain tees and hoodies are their speciality) and don't want to have the guilt of world poverty and child labour on your shoulders. All of American Apparel's clothes are made by American people in America, and judging by some of the heinous prices that they charge for these clothes, they're ...  Read the complete review

Over the past couple of years, the popularity of American Apparel has increased quite considerably, and it is a shop often name-checked by magazines such as Elle and Vogue when they are talking about where to buy your "staple" garments. This is because American Apparel is a shop which predominantly stocks what I would term 'luxurious ...  Read the complete review

American Apparel has stores worldwide, selling a range of dance-inspired basics, which come in every colour under the sun. The stores all have a uniform look, with minimalist fixtures and a warehouse kind of feel. Among the clothes for women, men and children, they also sell arty books, accessories and sunglasses. I find the staff in here ...  Read the complete review