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"As far as fashionable streets go, Savile Row has Fifth Avenue and Champs Elysees easily beat--it&amp;#39;s been home to beautiful bespoke suits since the 1700s--so it&amp;#39;s little surprise that the old school dandies who inhabit it are doing everything they can to keep mega-chain Abercrombie &amp;amp; Fitch off their turf...\nPinterestFacebookLONDON, ENGLAND - APRIL 23: Well dressed demonstrators, organised by the satirical gentlemans publication Chap Magazine, protest on St George&amp;#39;s day outside the proposed site of a new Abercrombie &amp;amp; Fitch childrens clothing store on Savile Row on April 23, 2012 in London, England. The protestors claim that the chain store&amp;#39;s presence would signal the demise of a street dedicated to the bespoke tailoring trade. (Photo by Matthew Lloyd/Getty Images)\nPHOTO: Getty ImagesEarlier this week, a cadre of dapper chaps from, where else, Chaps Magazine, descended on the proposed site of a new Abercrombie &amp;amp; Fitch with protest signs, according to BuzzFeed. And Nick Hart, founder of the menswear label Spencer Hart, a longtime occupant of Savile Row, tells WWD, &amp;quot;What has happened is terrible, Savile Row is being destroyed by greedy landlords and that upsets me. I hate Abercrombie &amp;amp; Fitch being there. It&amp;#39;s incredibly disappointing. The government should protect this important street.&amp;quot;\nPinterestFacebookLONDON, ENGLAND - APRIL 23: Well dressed demonstrators, organised by the satirical gentlemans publication Chap Magazine, protest on St George&amp;#39;s day outside the Abercrombie &amp;amp; Fitch store on Burlington Gardens about the companies plans to open a childrens clothing store on Savile Row on April 23, 2012 in London, England. The protestors claim that the chain store&amp;#39;s presence would signal the demise of a street dedicated to the bespoke tailoring trade. (Photo by Matthew Lloyd/Getty Images)\nPHOTO: Getty ImagesWe think these pictures are worth at least 1,000 words on the subject...you? Do you think A&amp;amp;F belongs on Savile Row, or does it scream commercialism at its worst? Discuss!\nPLUS!\n\nAbercrombie offers The Situation a substantial amount of money to stop wearing their clothes\n\nAND...\n\nWatch shirtless male Abercrombie models take over Paris!\n\nPhotos: Getty Images News"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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