I rewatched recently, it still stands up today as a good show!
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Oh the neds had Helly Hansen round my way, which ruled that out 
Can't remember where Global Hypercolour t-shirts fitted into that era, mind.
Can't remember where Global Hypercolour t-shirts fitted into that era, mind.
In Ireland it was the German army parka that the cool kids wore…I lived in mine. I wonder where it went.
I always wanted one of those tshirts but my parents didn’t have a lot of money so i would never ask for one. I was literally thinking about them the other morning on the way to work
I think I got one for my bday one year. They were pure rit and faded to a lovely grey purple when the colour change stopped working
I was all Naf-Naf, Benetton and Fila trainers tbh. But I was also B&H and alcopops as well.
It was all Nafco54 round here if you couldn’t afford NafNaf and then all Adidas/Kappa popper trackies. Which I saw in a vintage market for £40 recently so I’m ready for my grave now.
OMG you're right - it WAS Nafco54!
Until I heard the term 'North Face Ninjas' I thought it was a brand for outdoorsy, hiking types. Apparently not!And now it’s Helly Hansen for adults who don’t want to be associated with The North Face
Same at my school. I’m not sure if this was a North West thing, but no one would seen dead in their Berghaus, Sprayway or Helly Hansen windbreaker unless the waist was cinched so tight that it was impossible to fasten.Oh the neds had Helly Hansen round my way, which ruled that out
I conned my Grandmother into buying me one when she took me into Town with her one Saturday. It was the last one on the rack and was at least two sizes too big. It was also quite an unattractive yellow and orange colour but I was desperate
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I think it’s super admirable that as a kid you didn’t ask for something despite wanting it, it shows a truly altruistic person to go against your teenage instincts of pestering for fashion. Well done youth you!
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I’ll raise you..
I’m British Knights, Pods, Kickers, Joe Bloggs and Enesse tracksuits I’m that old (but I was very cool, and had to babysit most nights to pay for this clobber)
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I’ll raise you..
I’m British Knights, Pods, Kickers, Joe Bloggs and Enesse tracksuits I’m that old (but I was very cool, and had to babysit most nights to pay for this clobber)
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Anyone remember Woodies alco-pops?
HOW were they allowed?
HOW were they allowed?
I LOVED Woodies
They still sell it in Canada apparently !!! I can still taste the pink one 
I bought myself Kickers this yearI think it’s super admirable that as a kid you didn’t ask for something despite wanting it, it shows a truly altruistic person to go against your teenage instincts of pestering for fashion. Well done youth you!
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I’ll raise you..
I’m British Knights, Pods, Kickers, Joe Bloggs and Enesse tracksuits I’m that old (but I was very cool, and had to babysit most nights to pay for this clobber)
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I’ll raise you..
I’m British Knights, Pods, Kickers, Joe Bloggs and Enesse tracksuits I’m that old (but I was very cool, and had to babysit most nights to pay for this clobber)
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Ohhh yes, many a vomit (whitey) was kiwi and strawberry flavoured.
This stuff…replaced by Bacardi Breezer then. Late 90’s older teen me was fuelled by it on nights out.
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A whitey is the worst. Being drunk is the room spinning. A whitey is some evil entity holding you by the feet making YOU spin round the room
Also sponsored by White Lightning.A whitey is the worst. Being drunk is the room spinning. A whitey is some evil entity holding you by the feet making YOU spin round the room
Cheap night out as you would be legless after a bottle.