Growing up in Connecticut, I was definitely what most would consider a "preppy" child. If you can relate to any of these things listed below... I'm sorry, but you were too.

This was your first day of school outfit.

You definitely owned at least one pair of Eliza B's.

... And Jack Rogers.

Probably some Sperrys as well.

Lilly Pulitzer was your favorite brand.

You even wore their bathing suits.

But that didn't mean you didn't love Vineyard Vines just as much... you may have even had the bumper sticker on your car.

Don't forget about Ralph Lauren! You owned a collard shirt, a pair of shorts, a dress or even socks with the infamous polo horseman logo.

You always had a white sweater ready, and when it was too warm, it was tied around your waist.

Pink and green was the perfect color combination.

At least one thing you owned was monogrammed.

A big bow on the top of your head was the perfect accessory.

But you enjoyed headbands equally.

You owned a Vera Bradley pencil case.

Collard shirts were worn regularly.

You loved your cable knit sweater in the winter.

But in the summer you loved going out on your family's boat.

The first pair of earrings you owned were pearls.

Your mom shopped for you at crewcuts.

You took tennis lessons.

Your brother owned this outfit.

Your dad probably golfs.

This was your Christmas card.

And unfortunately you were not allowed to shop at Limited Too.