The Meat Soldiers The Smiths shirt

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Yeah for me this was late 90s early aughts. And it was basically only outcasts at school. No popular people wore this Basically the The Meat Soldiers The Smiths shirt but in fact I love this same for me. I remember one kid wearing pants that baggy and he was made fun of. I’m not sure he ever wore them to school again. There were baggy pants but not like this. This was a popular ‘alternative’ fashion in the late 90’s-early 00’s in Scotland also. It was heavily associated with the pop-punk/ska/nu-metal crowd – if you wore this to a rave here at the time, you’d probably get called a goth and battered. I was in junior high from 1996-1998 in rural missouri and we definitely had people dressed like this. There were the skaters, the stoners, the goths, and the preps. Skaters and stoners dressed pretty similarly. Goths dressed more like the Crow/Marilyn Manson style. Preps shopped at American Eagle and Abercrombie and had the butt style haircut parted down the middle lmao.

The Meat Soldiers The Smiths shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

i found a site with pics of early 2000s ravers for many underground events and it still wasn’t the The Meat Soldiers The Smiths shirt but in fact I love this goth matrix, gogo dancer style i had imagined it to be. it was all flannel, jeans, and sweaters lol and i thought that was so interest I am also born in 82 and I absolutely wore as wide a JNCO as I could find, and band shirts/statement tees, and either Vans or ADIDAS Superstars. Or giant platforms. 90s fashion was encapsulated in The Big Lebowski, and nothing has really changed since, except for the inexplicable fondness of people to show off their knobby knees in overly tight pants. Had a few in California. I bought a pair when I was 15. Wore them once, never again. Regular 90s grunge baggy was baggy enough for me I guess

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.