Ahh! Horrible! All I wanted to do was find leggings and I get a picture of a girl holding her hand over her naked exposed breasts!! All the women are in whore poses! For all the good things that MAY be said about the clothes they sell, who wants to see this?? Its unfortunate that they sell their clothes through sites like amazon and I am sometimes forced to see them if I am looking for something.

Blah! My disgust urged me to write this review.

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T N. Ugh, I agree with you that sometimes you wonder what American Apparel is really trying to sell. I've never shopped there so I never had to deal with the website but I did once somehow land on a contest they had for the best behinds in their underwear. It's no wonder our teenage girls develop eating issues, right?

That's a good tip on their clothes being sold at Amazon. There are no stores where you live either?

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Sailor C. I have stores, but lack transportation very often.

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T N. Right - even if there are stores, I still end up ordering online!

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American Apparel's anti-sweatshop message is just marketing BS (but I like their tshirts) - I really hate companies that pretend to be all "green" or "sweatshop free" and make it seem like they are super ethical. Don't get me wrong, I'm happy they are. But I could do without the overt marketing of it. American Apparel is a great example of this. I heard their dirt-bag CEO <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dov_Charney" target="_blank">Dove Charney</a> and he admitted that the real reason they manfacture their clothes in the US is because it's actually cheaper (easier to manage, shorter market lead times, and no shipping costs).

That said, I do like my American Apparel light jackets and tshirts. They fit pretty well. Can't beat em, join em.