Truth be told, I haven't done much research into this. I was born in the mid 70's, so I kind of grew up in the mid-80's to early 90's, I suppose, but I also have a deep nostalgia for the early to mid-80's. Lately, it's been fun seeing people upload Penney, Ward and Sears catalogs. One of the earliest fetishes I acquired was seeing a girl in footed pajamas (not the footless “kigurumi” onesies you see today with the hood, scales ‘n tails of animals, and again no feet). Back then, footed pajamas were often made of fleece, and had a zipper running down the front, and had attached “feet” (or booties or socks if you wish), which often had white vinyl soles and even toecaps. A babysitter’s daughter had those, and I got kind of excited when I saw her in them one night (now I understand that was definitely a sexual response, and recognize that garment as a fetish).
My predominate medfet is masks (again, to see, not wear), and back then, it was those “black beauty” anesthesia masks. At some point fairly early on, it slowly pivoted to protective masks (on female patients), and these days, that can include surgical masks (especially the tie ons), N95's and up (3M 1860 and similar. I like a lot of the valved and plastic[?] strapped dust masks as well, which I have seen on patients), half mask cartridge respirators (the material on these kind of remind me of those black beauty anesthesia masks) like the Honeywell North 5500, 3M 6200 or 7500. I like pink pancake filters and 3M 7093 (P100) filters, or for the Honeywell, any of the P100 filters.
But I need to brush up on old footage from the 1980's to see if the styles were much different. I think there have been some changes, but surely the same surgical masks existed back then.
But yes, that would be fun to dress my girlfriend (that I don't have) in an old school footed blanket sleeper and a medical mask of some sort.