90s toy Polly Pocket looks to be making a comeback

NINETIES kids rejoice, the Polly Pocket is making a comeback, but not exactly in the same way you might remember.

NINETIES kids rejoice, the Polly Pocket is making a comeback.

The tiny little compacts, which played house to a small bean sized doll, were one of the must-have toys for girls in the 90s.

Launching in 1989, the clam shaped toys came in multiple shapes and sizes, and were a hit with kids keen on playing in her teeny-tiny world.

Nostalgia alert — the Polly Pocket of the 90s.

The original Polly Pocket was launched in 1989.

They were designed by Chris Wiggs in 1983 for his daughter by using a powder compact to create a small house for the tiny doll.

Bluebird Toys loved the idea, and licensed the concept to sell the toys. But the original Polly Pockets were discontinued in 1998 when Mattel purchased the brand, and discontinued the compacts.

The original Polly Pocket came in a range of shapes and sizes.

The new Polly Pocket will be launched in the US in June.

But now, the collectable compacts are set to make a comeback. Well, in the US anyway.

According to Buzzfeed, the cute collectable is returning.

The upgrade includes a two-storey house setting, a tropical beach setting, a disco club setting and some others to totally get around.

The new Polly Pocket has similarities to the original.

The dolls are also looking a little different, with Polly now showing off some purple hair highlights.

While retail details are a little scarce, it looks as though the new versions will be available in the US from June.

News.com.au has contacted Mattel Australia for comment.