Apple might be known for its minimalistic aesthetic now, but there was a time when that wasn't true.
Back in 1986, Apple released a clothing line it called "The Apple Collection," filled with oversized sweatshirts, windbreakers, and obnoxiously bright patterns.
It's hard to imagine that black-turtleneck aficionado Steve Jobs would have approved of these clothes — the catalogue was released a year after he left the company.
Laura Stampler contributed to this story.
The vibe of the catalogue is very different from Apple's current aesthetic.
Rather than sleek minimalism, these looks scream color.
And it definitely seemed to be targeting a preppy demographic.
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