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90s Outfits
Loose denim, flannel shirts, skate hoodies, and court sneakers from the nineties, chosen from independent boutiques.
90s outfits combine relaxed denim, heavy cotton hoodies, and leather sneakers into functional daily looks. Loose silhouettes balance against structured footwear in shades of white, black, and washed blue, keeping volume grounded without feeling sloppy. Grunge bands in Seattle wore loose thrift store clothes, flannel shirts and ripped jeans, while hip hop in the early nineties leaned on oversized pants, bright colours and headwear.
Supreme opened in the mid nineties on Lafayette Street in Lower Manhattan, in a store laid out for skaters. DIESEL, founded in Italy by Renzo Rosso in the late seventies, is known for denim. Undercover, which Jun Takahashi launched in the early nineties, has punk roots: Takahashi sang in a cover band called Tokyo Sex Pistols.
Utopia in Toronto brings Jordan high tops and low tops, some pre owned, with Supreme, Bape and Nike. Due West in Toronto brings jeans from A.P.C., DIESEL and Ksubi, and Outlined in Toronto adds Air Jordan retros. WDLT117 in Toronto brings Undercover shirts and knits.
