early-internet inspired clothing brand site, does this fit the vibe?

as usual when i'm between \*actual\* design/dev projects, i design random stuff! this week, it's an (early) internet-inspired clothing brand.

this time, it doesn't have flashy animations or three.js wizardry, i'm just trying to capture the overall brand style/personality. i even made a custom font for it (called "clickable sans") with a small caps variation.

i'm mostly curious about design feedback (yes i know about r/web_design): \- design direction \- does it feel like a brand or just a style? \- does anything feel off/break the illusion?

but also some big web engineering questions: \- anything obvious i could optimize more? \- i'm loading fonts locally as woff2, is it worth using a cdn for them or is cloudflare hosting already enough? \- any accessibility issues i'm missing? \- is there a cleaner way to handle responsiveness for this kind of layout?

and finally: \- would you ship this as-is?

as always, i'm open to feedback, constructive criticism, thoughtful discussion, and light roasting :D

**website:** [**click.owen.uno**](http://click.owen.uno)

edit: clarification: this site is supposed to capture the *feeling* of the early internet and some of its hallmark elements/what people associate with it, not create a direct copy of the design style of the time. as a commenter mentioned, it's closer to neo-retro than actual realistic early internet.