Delivery is on a selected date, you can choose a delivery day of your choice, up to 10 days in advance (Excluding next day delivery. Postcode restrictions apply) But even as the nylon shell gained notoriety – thanks to the chequered past of some who wore it – it gained even more acceptance among the masses. And that’s thanks to the array of A-list celebrities, pop music icons, break dancers and rappers that didn’t mind being seen in their favourite 80s and 90s shell suit. World leaders in 90s shell suits

And you don’t just have to save your suit for a fancy dress A trip to the gym is a great time to wear your 90s shell suit and feel perfectly comfortable doing so.Health and safety just wasn't the same in the 80s as it is now. For one, if it was kids would never have been allowed to wear shell suits... on bonfire night... while brandishing a sparkler. Cue the fire engines! Shell suits really hit it off in the mid-eighties and it was around that time that fluorescent materials were at the very peak of their popularity. This meant that all manner of different garish colours and fluorescent strips were thrown together and it really didn’t matter if it clashed or not – in fact, if it did clash that was all the better! And if your brothers and sisters all had matching shell suits, even better!