I've Been Wearing Abercrombie & Fitch for Nearly 20 Years-Here Are 15 Staples I'm Shopping for Fall, From $20

"If you were in grade school at some point during the 2000s, then you likely remember the absolute chokehold Abercrombie & Fitch had on hallway fashion. I remember collecting their fur-lined parkas and low-rise yoga pants like Pokémon characters-by the time I graduated high school, I must have amassed nearly 100 different Abercrombie sweatshirts, all varying only slightly in color and design."

"I'm happy to report that Abercrombie & Fitch is still the G.O.A.T. at nailing cute, comfortable cold-weather styles-they've just traded in their graphic logo hoodies and acid-wash skinny jeans for more contemporary, versatile designs. Curious to see what they're serving up this season? Keep scrolling: Ahead are 15 essentials I'm shopping this year as someone who's loved the brand for nearly 20 years."

"Sweater dress + tights + boots = the comfiest "going out" 'fit you'll wear this fall. Featuring a crew neckline, thick, ribbed wrist cuffs, and a relaxed fit, this Madeline long-sleeved sweater dress is well-suited for the job. If you're worried about it being too short, fear not: It comes in petite, regular, and tall sizes so you can find your perfect length."

Abercrombie & Fitch transitioned from 2000s logo-driven styles to contemporary, versatile cold-weather pieces while retaining comfort and appeal. The seasonal selection emphasizes affordable staples priced at $100 or less, including chunky knit cardigans, wide-leg trousers, and sweater dresses. The Madeline long-sleeved sweater dress features a crew neckline, ribbed cuffs, relaxed fit, and multiple length options (petite, regular, tall). The Curve Love High Rise 90s Relaxed Jean offers a fitted waist, room through hips and thighs, and slightly-stretchy comfort denim. The collection focuses on flattering fits, practical sizing, and cozy, wearable textures for fall wardrobes.

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