Abercrombie & Fitch in 1928
Something that might surprise all of you – while we are used to seeing twink-perfect shirtless models (and older insecure gay men) sporting A&F, it wasn’t always about skin. Below is an ad from a 1928 Vanity Fair. Back then, the brand was known as “The Greatest Sporting Goods Store in the World.” It was a great place to procure “shooting” clothes for sure. It is interesting to see how brands evolve over time. No complaints from me, BTW.
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