Catalog Clothing You Would Have Worn As A 90s Teen

Back before the internet, we got our clothing...in the mail. From a book. These magical books were called catalogs and most of our clothes dwelled within them. Here's what you would have worn had you been lucky enough to be a teen in the early, mid or late-90s.

Early 90s

Just some cool baggy dungarees and a scrunchie, hanging out in a convertible with a husky.

High-necked collar, high waisted "V" jeans and big-ass earrings.

Mom jeans, denim-on-denim and white keds.

Ohh just a couple of business-fashionable preteens, classic early 90s. Bonus points for a side ponytail!

Acid-wash jeans, colorful sweatshirts.

Workout clothes.

God forbid you show your neck.

The Limited, chucks and geometric earrings.

This monstrosity.

neon + Kathy Ireland

Turtlenecks, long belted skirts and "fun" sweaters.

Disney nostalgia was huge.

Mid-90s

JC Penney offered the hottest in modesty-friendly clothing options.

Blazers galore!

Floral denim with a nice brown belt.

Spiegel worked great for business moms and the teens who borrowed their clothes.

Starter jackets - pick your favorite color and that's the team you like!

Did we mention blazers?

Somewhere in the mid-90s someone discovered the combination of denim + embroidery.

skidz, baby

What a mesh!

Plaid madness.

Nothing says mid-90s like Southwestern prints and mid-thigh denim shorts

ARIZONA was the best in-house department store label, honestly.

Khakis and polos and khakis and polos.

J Crew serving up some sad country realness.

Late 90s

Ringer tees all day every day.

Sk8 or di3 d00d

Florals, bucket hats and slider sandals.

Tank tops and cargo shorts were staple pieces.

Rave pants big enough to hide a few small dogs in.

La vida loca.