'90s Shoes That Will Make You Scream, "I Remember Those!"

The Adidas Samba Classic Black ($70) saw lots of action in the mid-'90s. Yours probably faded very quickly, but that didn't stop you from wearing them with jean shorts every day.

Ah, yes. The sky-high Rocket Dog Bigtop Webbing Platform Sandal ($20, originally $40) that always caused your bootcut jeans to bunch and billow underneath your feet in the most unflattering way.

Was Singles, like, the best movie you ever saw? Did you have doe eyes for the heartbreaker Matt Dillon? Then you owned Dr. Martens 1460 W Women's Boots ($135), but yours probably had a supercool steel toe that you needed people to know you had. And you probably kicked doors — albeit lightly — to show that feature off.

Attention, Delia's-with-an-asterisk catalog shoppers! Calling all Contempo Casual girls. The Steve Madden Women's Slinky Elastic Flatform Slides ($69) were not only your favorite shoe then, but you've probably scooped them up now too.

If you had a pair of Reebok Women's Classic Leather Casual Sneakers from Finish Line ($75), you kept them looking as clean as possible and probably wore them with slouch socks.

Another shoe that has recently reentered the spotlight is the Adidas Adilette Rubber Slide Sandal ($47). If you wore these back in the day, you likely had socks on too.

You couldn't get enough of the Spice Girls and wore your Skechers Sneakers ($85) with a short denim skirt — or even track pants.

Sneaker-lovers will just refer to the Nike 95 leather and mesh trainers ($125) as '95s, because that's the first year Nike debuted these.

If you wore Men's Simple OS Sneaker Casual Shoe ($70), you probably liked boys on skateboards who did skateboard things.

You likely wore your slippery Floatie Sugar Shoes ($37) with a terrycloth robe when you got out of the shower.

Growing up in Los Angeles, where there was essentially zero need for a weather-proof boot of any kind, didn't stop the Timberland Classic 6 Premium Boot Men's Lace-Up Boots ($190) from becoming seriously popular.

While the Nike Women's Classic Cortez Lace-Up Sneakers ($70) were revived last year, they were equally popular in the early '90s.

Flashback to the skater generation when you wore these chunky Airwalk One Random Sneakers ($40, originally $80).

If you leaned more sneakerhead than skatergirl, then you definitely owned a pair of Nike 97 Ultra '17 Sneakers ($199), which were initially released in the simple silver color in 1997.