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Robot Is The Future “Summer In The City” Collection

09 July 2008, 21.30 | Posted in Fashion | No comments »

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Robot Is The Future drops their summer collection "Summer In The City" series. Robot Is The Future is the brand conceived by film, music, and marketing industry savants Chris Robinson, Javier Laval, and Set Free. The brand has made a big push ever since they collaborated with Addias on some basketball sneakers.
In their Summer ‘08 collection the brand presents a nice line-up of t-shirts as well as polo shirts and caps.
After the jump the complete preview.

Robot Is The Future x Adidas EQT Pack

24 May 2008, 18.25 | Posted in Sneakers | No comments »

robot is the future x adidas eqt - highsnobiety
Adidas teamed up with elusive apparel company Robot is The Future for 2 new versions of the EQT. These are the sneakers from the infamous AT&T commercial!
The pack consists of a silver and a black colorway of the EQT and both come featuring reflective uppers. The Robot Is The Future logo is on the tongue tag on the black version and on the heel of the silver version.
They are now available at Ubiq.
More images after the jump.