Hollister Co Reviews

Hollister Co or also called Hollister or HCo is an American brand which is taking over the streets in the UK. It's the sister brand of Abercrombie and Fitch and is good value and cheaper than the sister brand. Originally aimed at the teenagers I currently see everyone wearing the brand. All the stores resemble the same theme. ...  Read the complete review

Hollister is owned by the American brand Abercrombie and Fitch and this is obbvious by the design of clothes. Everything is available from footwear to tracksuits, jeans, shirts and accessories/perfume. Because it is Abercrombie and Fitch the price is quite expensive as you can imagine but it is very much worth it. It lasts a long time ...  Read the complete review

Hollister Co. is owned by Abercromie & Fitch and boy can you tell! The store is designed to create an atmosphere, with it's dimmed lights and loud American dance beats blasting throughout the store, it's supposed to feel as if you just stepped into Southern California. The store is packed with surf boards, canoes and plastic plants ...  Read the complete review

Overview of the Store: Hollister is a spin off brand of Abercrombie and Fitch, the first Hollister store was opened in 2007 in Columbus, Ohio. Hollister became popular so quickly that it started eating into the profits of A&F, thus they decided to separate them by making A&F clothes more higher quality. Hollister's ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

I am a big fan of Hollister. I was first introduced to the store in the Summer of 2009. I entered the dark, gloomy 'pier side' shop, and my first impressions were not good. I couldn't see the clothing, the members of staff were wearing sandals, and I wasn't sure I'd ever find my way out of the shop. However, after ...  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, ...  Read the complete review

This is the sister company of abercrombie and Fitch - many stores are based in larger cities around the UK. Whilst the clothes are amazing (if a little pricey) I find the shops themselves kind of daunting to go around, the instant you walk through the door you are greeted by someone, whilst this is a friendly touch it can become a little ...  Read the complete review

Hollister is an American company that have quite recently opened a few stores in large cities in the UK in places such as Liverpool, London, Manchester, Leeds etc. I have only ever bought one item of clothing from Hollister in the Liverpool store. I bought a light turquoise coloured hoodie, priced at £40. Although this is ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

Hollister is a branch off of Abercrombie and Fitch, and is pretty new to the UK. When I first visited Milton Keynes, we walked past where the old Zavvi used to be and saw it had been replaced by something that looked like a hut jutting out from the wall. Intrigued, we went in to the shop to find it was a new "trendy, casual" ...  Read the complete review

Clothing brand Hollister http://www.hollisterco.com the American off line of Abercrobie & Fitch, cheaper yet simular fabrics used. The brand is very much based on the lifestyle in Califonia.. free and loose. Comfort is the aim, tears and rips are the details attention to detailing is important for the brant- freedom and ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

Hollister - what can I say? Well lets start out by saying how I found the store. A number of years ago whilst on vacation (yeah said with an American accent!) in Florida we spent an afternoon shopping at Florida Mall. We came across this really loud store with an amazing store front. All mahogany shutters, surf boards ...  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 ...  Read the complete review