Clothes of the Eighties, Outback Red / Forenza
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Description
Sex: Female
Type of clothing: Clothing
When it was popular: 198?
Description: The clothing line of the Limited. You could tell if a girl wore OBR because they had the logo of the 3 letters sort of on top of one another. They had t-shirts with a notch in the scoop neck and the logo under it, polo shirts with the logo on the chest, and turtlenecks with the logo centered on the top of the back. OBR also had a distinctive sweater pattern, like the cables in the sweater were flat and straight until 1/3 of the way down and then they kind of braided together.
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I was given an off-white OutbackRed turtleneck size Medium a few years ago by a friend who had "outgrown" it, but it has seen better days and is about to be donated to charity...the collar notched in front and the shoulder pads are very flattering. I wish someone made a similar product today.
I remember those! I had a seafoam/teal one and a pink one!
OMG Thanks for the memories! I loved these brands in junior high & high school, along with Guess, Jag, & Esprit. And Carrie's comment is too funny. Sea Foam and Teal were such hot colors back then!
I LOVED Outback Red and Forenza clothing, I wish The Limited still carried those brands!
Us guys in the "New Wave" set, would buy forenza pants in xx women's sizes. They actually made better NW baggies then any of the men's brands. The prefect dance pants.
LOVED my Outback Red baggie pants. One size too big and tight rolled at the bottom, of course. 1987-88
does anyone know where to find Women's Forenza long-sleeved cotton mock turtle neck tops???
My mom and all of my teachers in late elementary through middle school wore Outback Red and Forenza clothes.
I love both brands. I remember everyone wearing lots of argyle and pins over the top of the shirt, like a broach. I actually bought a shirt at a garage sale that is to small, but it was an outback red, khaki and I had to get it
I LOVED OBR. I miss them. They were simple and stylish. Every once in awhile I will find a store that had a similar line. But alas, often they are not in women's sizes. I found a store in Big Bear CA that had really beautiful stuff, but not women's sizes.
OBR. My fave clothing line. Very feminine. I still have a beautiful mock turtle i bought in the 80's. Has the red OBR tag sewn on the outside on the back of the collar. Heavy sigh.
The Limited is bringing back Outback Red this Fall!
I bought all my clothes from The Limited in the 80's (Outback Red). Then they veered away from that look and it was all over for me. Still wish they made those baggy pants and safari shirts. Why stop a great thing?
i would love to find my linen sailor OBR again or one similar!!!
Does anyone know anywhere a person might could find classic fit 14 reg forenza jeans for women?
Jean: try Goodwill. I found a pair of authentic Forenza black cargo pants there.
I loved The Limited and OBR back then! They were the coolest thing in our little mall!
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