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The Ellesse Rimini is brimming with 80s casual nostalgia and takes its legendary name from the Italian city on the Adriatic coast. First released in 1982, the original Ellesse Rimini track top couldn't have really been born at a better time as far a...
Read MoreThe PUMA California trainer came straight from the courts courtesy of the Argentinian tennis legend Guillermo Vilas. Performance court shoes made a massive impact in the 1980s thanks to endorsements and sponsorship deals with some of the very great...
Read MoreBorn in the North West of England, 80s Casuals captures the nostalgia of the UK's casual culture and everything associated with it from the 1980s to modern day. With famous tag lines like 'It's Grim Up North', the slogan has become synonymous to the...
Read MoreThe Diadora N9000 marked a new direction for the Italian sportswear brand with the release of their 'neutral' 90s running styles. Boasting previous sporting endorsements with the likes of the Borg Elite with the Swedish tennis legend Björn Borg al...
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80s Casual Classics is the number 1 retailer for retro and original clothing, with a broad customer base who have grown to admire yesterdays looks blended, with today's trends. After years of continued growth and expansion of a concept site establishing a fantastic collection of customers with mutual appreciation of Casuals and Old Skool classics, 80s Casual Classics has firmly established itself as the worlds only real website store of its kind with much unique offer. We pride ourselves on being a store born out of our customer appreciation , we remain dedicated to offering unique brands and styles inspired by British subculture of the 70s, 80s and 90s and brands that belong alongside such culture groups. We are devoted to ensuring that the influential and iconic looks and fond memories of the casuals, dressers, smoothies and soul boy eras remain alive.
