The Sci-Fi
About Us
TheSciFi.Net U.S. Based Sci-Fi Clothing Brand.
As a global consumer brand, we aim to provide the best unique set of Sci-Fi products and only deliver your favorite ones to you.
We’re firm believers that science and fiction is a gift to humanity and inspired us to take the initiative to start our brand. Since then, we’ve passionately spent every day perfecting the Sci-Fi clothing. Our goal since day one has been to create a Sci-Fi fashion that is versatile, timeless, and functional — able to be worn everywhere.
At TheSciFi.Net, we’ve created a highly edited selection of clothes and accessories that is splendiferously elegant and accessibly priced to provide an extraordinary shopping experience to our customers.
Yours sincerely,
Team TheSciFi.Net
Short Sci-Fi Stories (Written by Followers)
Face Familiar
Face Familiar written by Olga Fyra Gchlo’s cheekbones are humanlike: acute angles under the valleys of attentive black eyes. Nora Keizik never knows what exactly Gchlo’s looking at, it's as hard to tall...
Glitch-2
Glitch written by Pedro Lins The deepest place of Hecate – name of a Chat-Bar that refers to a moon’s deep abyss, where the souls suffer and are punished for the things they did...
Diamonds and Dust
Diamonds and Dust written by Grzegorz W. Muskotumblr: @gwmusko In the taverns of the Abandoned Reach, human patrons are advised to keep their voices low and their presence scarce. Vrubel had planned to...
Sci-Fi Blogs
The Glow of Yesterday’s Tomorrow: Revisiting the Space Age Dream
If you grew up anywhere near a mid-century magazine rack, a rerun of The Jetsons, or a diner with a starburst clock ticking a little too enthusiastically, you’ve probably tasted...
Why Retro Sci-Fi Fans Understand the Future Better Than Anyone
Why Retro Sci-Fi Fans Understand the Future Better Than Anyone If you’ve ever met a retro sci-fi fan, you know the type: they can tell you exactly when robots will...
When Robots Had Soul: The Humanity of Classic Sci-Fi Machines
If there’s one thing classic science fiction got wonderfully, dramatically right, it’s this: robots were never just robots. They were mirrors, confessions, ethical experiments… sometimes even therapy with metal joints...