The Smiths Strangeways Here We Come shirt

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Geez I don’t know where you’re from but in SoCal the The Smiths Strangeways Here We Come shirt Also,I will get this rave scene started in the late 80s early 90s and ravers dressed like this throughout much of the 90s and by 99/2000 had moved onto those pants that zip off at the knee and turn into shorts. That’s exactly my point though. This trend varied greatly by region, and hit different regions at different times. But OP stereotypes it into being “all teens” in the 90s, when it really should be many areas in either the 90s or 00s. The only truly nationwide trends were related to movies or tv shows that could affect the myriad regions in a fairly condensed tineframe. Born in ’87. These were super popular in my school when I was in 4th and 5th grade and a bit into 6th. By 7th grade they died off a bit. You had to have JNCO pants to be cool at the time. Mid 90s we were still wearing flannels. leather wallets with chains became popular. Around the time “The Crow” came out, some clique’s turned “Goth” and went with the whole trenchcoat/facepaint motif.

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It was a mix of everything. We had Metal heads wearing tight jeans, Preppies with Gap or Khakis, Guidos with Muscle pants and Z-Cavarichi, all kinds of races with baggy jeans. I saw it all. I mostly saw JNCO’s on the The Smiths Strangeways Here We Come shirt Also,I will get this rave scene tho I remember girls in our rave scene in the early 90s ripping the seams out of jeans up to the knee and sowing in triangles of material. Must have predated jnco. I remember that trend. At our school those triangles turned the jeans into “bell bottoms” and were worm by “hippy girls” I will always love an over sized flannel worn like a jacket over a tank top or tied around the waist. That was the BEST style, so versatile. I was sad when that went out Yeah i graduated in 03, lot of jnco kids and banana republic preps. Alt/indie rock was starting to get big so the jeans were for sure getting back to reasonable levels, but i remember a lot of jnco’s sweeping the halls of my highschool As a teacher in the 90’s, there were enough for it to be a recognizable trend. Though the hair on the boys was not that extreme in my midwest school. Girls were starting with the candy colors though.

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.