Since first going into a Hollister shop about a year ago I have been a big fan of their clothes. They fit well are are good quality and considering this they are reasonably priced for this type of clothes. Hollister is the sister brand of Abercrombie and Fitch and as such sells the beach inspired type of clothes typical for this store- Shirts, short floaty skirts, camis, tank tops, jeans and a lot of knit wear all with the Hollister logo on it somewhere. One of the best points about this store though is that despite being part of this sort of brand it doesn't have prices to match and although not cheap is certainly no where near the Abercrombie prices. ...  Read the complete review

Hollister is the sister brand of Abercrombie and Fitch, Hollister is also advertised under the names 'HCO' and Hollister Co. The brand is primarily aimed at young people (aged from 14-18) through it's bright, fun and casual clothing. Goods are available online or in store internationally. They sell a variety of different products, including: sweatshirts, hoodies, t-shirts, flip flops, belts, skirts, shorts etc. The brand is originally American however due to it's popularity it is becoming globalized, amazingly the brand's revenue is in excess of $1.5 billion. As far as I'm aware of, there are just 11 Hollister stores in the UK. These locations include: ...  Read the complete review

Many of you may know that Hollister has recently opened in Union Square, Aberdeen. As far as I'm aware, there are 11 stores in the UK (10 listed on the Hollister website and 1 in Union Square, which isn't listed). I was fairly excited for the store to open due to the fact that I love their shorts and dresses for summer and their sweat pants & tank tops for working out. Not many other people were as excited as I was due to all of the bad press the company received, but that's another story... Like I said, the store and experience that I'll be reviewing is the Aberdeen store in Union Square, none of the other stores across the country. As you ...  Read the complete review

Ahhh Hollister another American branded company to visit us in England. I to be honest had never ever heard of this before. The only ones i had heard of were Abercrombie & Fitch (which is soooooooooooo overpriced its insane) and American Eagle which i visited in Puerto Rico (prices were very good and the sales were amazing). Then whilst walking around Bluewater i saw this sign saying Hollister opening soon. I was like ok whatever but my girlfriend got all excited about it. She was lucky enough to go to the U.S and visit this. I thought oh god there goes all my money, again! Anyhoo it eventually opened and so we went. First impressions on the outside where ...  Read the complete review

There have been two new hollister stores open near(ish) to me, one in the trafford centre, and one in meadowhall. I have previously shopped in the hollisters in america so was excited to go when the new stores opened. The stores look like the exact copies of the american ones, from the slatted roof entrance, to the good looking people inside the stores asking you if you are ok. They are dimly lit but they smell nice and I think this is the hollister scent which they just pump around the store. The changing rooms are prett big but I have found that there arent too many of them so there is often a pretty big queue which is a bit off putting. ...  Read the complete review