My own brother who is in his late 40's is a Huge HOT TOPIC fan. He is always sporting something cool from Hot Topic. It's always eclectic, trendy, and eye-popping too. He looks more like a rock star than my brother and despite the fact that he his disabled, most of the clothing and accessories he wears that came from Hot Topic, have an interesting way of disguises his handicap, because he is so decorating in Fad - u lous Hot Topic apparel and accessories.
He wears mainly leather cuffs, interesting jewelry, hats, wallet chains, t-shirts, and belts. He really enjoys doing some of that masculine accessorizing to send you over that "average-guy" category. When you see him, you can tell right away, he shops at Hot Topic, there will be no doubts.
A few interesting facts about Hot Topic
Hot Topic is an American retail chain specializing in music and pop culture-related clothing and accessories, including licensed music recordings.
Hot Topic has more than 700 locations in the United States and six stores in Puerto Rico, the majority of which are located in regional shopping malls.
The very first Hot Topic store was opened in 1988
In 2008, Hot Topic launched ShockHound, an online retailer and social networking music site. The site features music downloads, interviews and exclusive content. Hot Topic's original website, hottopic.com was launched in 1997, and ships products to approximately 100 countries.
Click the image above to see what HOT TOPIC has to offer online and in retail stores.
Hot Topic also has a European website launched in April 2010
Now Hot Topic has been so successful with sales, that they have developed in 2004 The Hot Topic Foundation.
The Hot Topic Foundation was formed at the California Community Foundation focusing on encouraging children and youth in the pursuit of music and the arts.
It has granted approximately over 4 million to more than 70 organizations throughout the U.S. Some of those Recipients have included the Chicago International Children's Film Festival, Little Kids Rock, Heart of Los Angeles, MIND Institute, the Chicago Humanities Festival, Rock Against Cancer, Inner-City Arts, Big Thought, IFP Chicago, Spy Hop Productions, Footlights Inc., Carolina Studios Corp and the KIPP Bayview Academy.
They raise money through sales of guitar picks, exclusive music compilations, mints, and reusable shopping bags and more.
Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_Topic
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