Aeropostale
Aeropostale is an American clothing company that sells casual wear
for tweens, teens, and young adults. Although their official age
range is 8 to 18 the market has drastically matured in the last few
years. The first store was opened in New York City by R.H. Macy
& Co. in 1987. The company's now familiar name is French
for "air mail".
Aerpostale now has 900 stores throughout the U.S, Canada, Dominion Republic, Puerto Rico, and United Arab Emirates; most stores are located in shopping malls. You can find this brand in every state except for Wyoming, Alaska, and Hawaii. Some critics argue that this brand is a spin off of places like Abercrombie & Fitch and American Eagle, however they continue to produce quality clothing at affordable prices with a big demand all its own.
This line produces outerwear, swimwear, tank tops, jeans, underwear, accessories, and are sold at under $50 dollars. Its symbol is a small butterfly for the girls' line and a small, standing bulldog for the guys' line. The line is appealing to all consumers, parents as well as the kids they buy for, due to the quality and lower price point.
Aerpostale now has 900 stores throughout the U.S, Canada, Dominion Republic, Puerto Rico, and United Arab Emirates; most stores are located in shopping malls. You can find this brand in every state except for Wyoming, Alaska, and Hawaii. Some critics argue that this brand is a spin off of places like Abercrombie & Fitch and American Eagle, however they continue to produce quality clothing at affordable prices with a big demand all its own.
This line produces outerwear, swimwear, tank tops, jeans, underwear, accessories, and are sold at under $50 dollars. Its symbol is a small butterfly for the girls' line and a small, standing bulldog for the guys' line. The line is appealing to all consumers, parents as well as the kids they buy for, due to the quality and lower price point.
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