What traditional department stores were popular in the 1980s?

How time flies! How time flies! It's 20 19 in an instant. Looking back on the 1980s, thirty or forty years have passed. So, what are the traditional department stores popular in the 1980s?

First, enamel daily necessities are very common.

At that time, the shop was full of enamel products, including enamel pots, enamel bowls, enamel dishes, enamel pots, enamel cups, enamel spittoons and so on. Colorful and eye-catching.

Second, the metal painted thermos bottle.

Earlier, there were some hot water bottles made of bamboo sticks. In the 1980s, painted iron thermos bottles were very popular, beautiful and generous, and were deeply loved by customers.

Of course, some plastic products have begun to appear, including thermos shell and moisturizing barrel shell.

Third, khaki and polyester fabrics are popular.

By the 1980s, the old coarse fabrics were no longer rare, and khaki and polyester fabrics became popular. Men like to make tunic suits with khaki, dress in Shuai Shuai, and have a bright pen in their pockets, which is very stylish;

Women all like to make clothes with dacron cloth, which is red, white, yellow and green, delicate and shiny, especially in summer, when the cloth doesn't bake people, dacron is really cool.

In the corner of the cloth shop, there is also a model similar to a real person. The child is fine, always wandering around and staring at the model. Unlike now, many stores almost have models, which are not very eye-catching.

Fourth, the popularity of radios and stereos, the emergence of televisions, and the emergence of computers.

At that time, radios and stereos were very popular, and everyone listened to radios and tapes.

Television in China is mostly black and white, which is unusual, especially in rural areas. Computers are only available in cities, and those who can afford them must be intellectual families and nouveau riche.

No matter where TV and computer appear, people will watch it, which is rare for everyone! The unit puts on TV at night, and family members and employees come to watch it together, which is unprecedented and more lively than the cinema.