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80s Says Relax T-shirt for Women

Woman wearing a white cropped t-shirt with 80s says relax slogan, pink sweatbands and black leggings

While the Frankie Say(s) Relax T-shirt remains the No.1 slogan T-shirt for wearing to 1980s festivals and events, you may want to choose something just a little different for a change, and I have just the T-shirt for you!

This white, cropped 80s Says Relax T-shirt is available for ladies from the Amscan store on Amazon UK, and comes in two sizes; 8-12 and 12-14. It features a crisp print quality and the slogan is partly in the same style as the Frankie Says and Wham! Choose Life tees that were huge back in the mid-1980s.

You can create a complete costume by adding some simple accessories, such as the pink headband, wristbands and black leggings as shown being worn by the female model. You may also want to add leg warmers and fishnet fingerless gloves, too, and you could also add this fun inflatable ghettoblaster to really complete your look.

Of course, these items were also hugely popular back then, with a fitness craze sweeping the nation, fuelled by Jane Fonda's workout videos and the TV series and movie Fame.

80s Pink Workout Accessories Set - Headband, wristbands and leggings80s Pink Workout Accessories Set - Headband, wristbands and leggings

 

This set includes everything you need to create a costume, and also comes in blue and neon green. It's hugely popular on my Simply Eighties website, and I recommend scrunching up the leggings by pushing them downwards for an authentic 80s look.

Frankie Says Relax Distressed Slogan T-shirt for Women, choice of colours, S to XXLFrankie Says Relax Distressed Slogan T-shirt for Women, choice of colours, S to XXL

 

Neon 80s Pink, Yellow and Blue Geometric LeggingsNeon 80s Pink, Yellow and Blue Geometric LeggingsWomen's Black leggings for 80s Dress-Up. Big choice of colours, Sizes from 8 to 28.Women's Black leggings for 80s Dress-Up. Big choice of colours, Sizes from 8 to 28.

 

Of course, you can go for the classic Frankie Says relax tee, and the one I have chosen above is the most popular and highly rated by customers through my website.

Now you can opt for just plain black leggings and they certainly help to make the neon sweatbands really stand out. However, the pair shown here comes in a wide variety of colours and also plus sizes. Geometric shapes were big in the 80s, and you may like to add those eye-catching, colourful leggings above.

The 80s Says Relax T-shirt can also be bought on ebay, so you may want to check the latest prices on here, too, to get a good deal.

So there you have it, I hope you like my ideas for this post. Have fun at whatever event you're planning on going to. 

Girl wearing an 80s slogan T-shirt with blue background
80s Says Relax T-shirt


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