Hollister Co. reviews and discussion

I bought the Easy Long-Sleeve Wrap-Front Babydoll Top in Light Lilac and the Holiday Vault Release Easy Satin Tie-Front Knit Babydoll Top in White. Initially I was worried that the sizes would be too small like Aeropostale, but the shirts felt surprisingly comfortable. The material was not scratchy and it was stretchy, plus the babydoll design was very flattering (very Y2K reminiscent). The only thing I would say is that the V neck is pretty deep on these shirts so I would suggest wearing a layer underneath (just as I will) if you're not comfortable showing your cleavage. Fortunately, the material is stretchy and roomy enough, so I don't think it'll be hard to fit an extra layer underneath. Also, the sleeves are a bit long, even for someone such as myself who has long arms. Overall the shirts are super cute, affordable, comfortable, and versatile.

Hollister rebrand has been great! Their clothes aren’t plastering their logo anymore and they are constantly making clothes that go with the trends. This black crop top and low rise jeans are both from the store. Only downside is it’s harder to find every size in store, I ended up ordering jeans online.

love the clothes, super trendy and cute! i love their lace pieces as it goes well with most of the layerings i do. i've also been going crazy over the camo prints, especially the light blue/pink variants

As a teenager, I purchased a few shirts, but overall never really found the sizing was for me. I hope they fixed things with the rebrand!

I wanted to like Hollister for this new revamp, but it doesn't feel as strong as Abercrombie's launch. Hollister seems like it's for a younger demographic & the options are pretty basic.

Their clothes are good quality. I don’t know how inclusive their sizes are though which is unfortunate. I would only buy at a thrift store and never full price

As fast fashion goes, Hollister is pretty reliable for me when it comes to finding cute dresses and skirts. I love that as a whole, brands like Hollister and Abercrombie have done away with the logomania they were both known for in the 2010s. That said, where Abercrombie soars above and beyond in the rebranding of their style and quality, Hollister falls a little flat. Hollister seems like the cute younger sister of its more polished and mature counterpart; not that it’s a bad thing per se, since I like both stores’ clothes. There’s just a big disparity in my opinion between the style and quality of each retailer’s clothes.

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I don’t really like the clothes much

Though I can now count on them for having really cute and trendy staple pieces, I really can't speak highly of the quality. I bought a couple dresses from them recently and although again very cute & they looked just the way I liked, there were a few threads that lingered off the pieces that I just don't expect from a $50-$70 dress.

Their pieces are nice quality and reasonably price if you are able to buy on sale

Hollister sells nice clothes but they’re very expensive.

I can't say that I've recently shopped at Hollister so I can't say if they have revamped their branding or upgraded their quality but from what I can remember, their designs are basic at best and plastered with their branding/logo and things tend to be cheaply sewn and thin. After a few washes, you're sure to have small holes or threads peaking out from your clothing. There are better brands to buy your basics from.

Love all my new bikinis! True to size

They have cute designs, not all size friendly. When I have purchased it would usually be a one off and not again. Definitely for younger smaller clients