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Help me identify a 90's clothing trend

2canSAM

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I remember back in the early 90's could have been late 80's a clothing trend where the pants and shirts somewhat matched. They were black and made of a lightweight material. Each piece , the shirt and the pants would share a patterned area though. Say for instance the lower half of the left pant leg would be purple with black diamond and the right sleve of the shirt would be the same pattern. I'm pretty sure they were called feetish blues or something like that but have not found anything on google about. Any ideas?
 
it wasn't skidz but was around that time frame. We got to talking about how kids are still wearing chucks and we got on old funny fashions
 
Originally posted by: LoKe
It was and still is called "gay".

Mooooooom, where are my gay pants? I thought I had them with my gay shirt. Why do I keep losing all of my gay things.


 
Originally posted by: 2canSAM
it wasn't skidz but was around that time frame. We got to talking about how kids are still wearing chucks and we got on old funny fashions

well chucks (chuck taylor classic's, I'm assumming) are still around because the punk scene has kept them around. a lot of the punk scene has stayed the same as it was back in the early nineties.
 
Do you have a picture? I don't really remember this style to be honest. The best I can remember is 'French cuff' on jeans. Those were the days!
 
Originally posted by: destrekor
Originally posted by: 2canSAM
it wasn't skidz but was around that time frame. We got to talking about how kids are still wearing chucks and we got on old funny fashions

well chucks (chuck taylor classic's, I'm assumming) are still around because the punk scene has kept them around. a lot of the punk scene has stayed the same as it was back in the early nineties.

Chuck Taylors were the first player endorsed basketball sneaker. I think they go back to the 20's

In the 90's it was the grunge scene that wore Chuck Taylors. (I was one)
 
Remember Reebok Pumps? The basketball sneaker that you could "pump up" so that your shoes were uncomfortable? And you wanted them even though you didn't even play basketball?

I got the welfare LA Gear rip off ones myself.
 
Originally posted by: PingSpike
Remember Reebok Pumps? The basketball sneaker that you could "pump up" so that your shoes were uncomfortable? And you wanted them even though you didn't even play basketball?

I got the welfare LA Gear rip off ones myself.

as recently as last year reebok had new pumps. Your turned a dial and as you walked they pumped themselves up. Turn the dial to deflate when removing. I used them as gym and running shoes all the time.
 
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
Originally posted by: PingSpike
Remember Reebok Pumps? The basketball sneaker that you could "pump up" so that your shoes were uncomfortable? And you wanted them even though you didn't even play basketball?

I got the welfare LA Gear rip off ones myself.

as recently as last year reebok had new pumps. Your turned a dial and as you walked they pumped themselves up. Turn the dial to deflate when removing. I used them as gym and running shoes all the time.

I bought those new reebok pumps. I wore them maybe 5 times. They now sit in my closet collecting dust. They look like space shoes.
 
Originally posted by: krunchykrome
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
Originally posted by: PingSpike
Remember Reebok Pumps? The basketball sneaker that you could "pump up" so that your shoes were uncomfortable? And you wanted them even though you didn't even play basketball?

I got the welfare LA Gear rip off ones myself.

as recently as last year reebok had new pumps. Your turned a dial and as you walked they pumped themselves up. Turn the dial to deflate when removing. I used them as gym and running shoes all the time.

I bought those new reebok pumps. I wore them maybe 5 times. They now sit in my closet collecting dust. They look like space shoes.

yep comfortable as all hell with no laces to worry about. They def weren't something I wore outside of the gym tho.
 
I had the jordans V & VI and then got some Barkley's. IOU sweatshirts and pegged jeans, eastlands and all that crap.
 
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