The Sci-Fi
Rising this week
Xenomorph Dreams High-Top Sneakers
A statement sci-fi fit for streetwear, cosplay nights, and collectors.
Selected from the timeline
This Week's Sci-Fi Picks
Two pieces for the days when ordinary feels a little too close. Wear the future before it arrives.
Featured sci-fi pick
Unisex McFly 2015 (USB Rechargeable) Sneakers
Light-up high-tops built for futuristic fits, cosplay nights, and statement streetwear.
Explore the Future Archive
Some futures feel familiar before they ever arrive, shaped by the stories and dreams that taught us to look beyond the ordinary. Find the piece that brings that future into your world.
SCI-FI FAVORITES IN ORBIT
Best Sellers
The pieces customers keep choosing—ranked by real store performance.
Unisex McFly 2015 (USB Rechargeable) Sneakers
$99.99
Skyline Blade Futuristic Sunglasses – Minimalism from Another Dimension
$79.99
Alone on Mars High-Tops
$99.99
Robby the Robot T-Shirt (Unisex)
$69.99
Orbit Timepiece – Retro-Futuristic Quartz Watch
$79.99
Nebula X-Tech Gravity Sneakers
$99.99
RetroPulse LED Watch
$79.99
Observe Sauvage T-Shirt
$69.99
Rose & Ruin High-Tops
$99.99
Mini Astronaut Figurines – Galactic Cuteness for Your Desk
$69.99
Quantum Link LED Bracelet Watch – The Timekeeper in Disguise
$61.99
TARS Modular Magnetic Desk Sculpture — Interstellar-Inspired Tech Totem
$64.99
Superheroes T-Shirt
$69.99
Solar System Magnet Set – A Universe at Your Fingertips
$64.99
Who We Are
Inside TheSciFi.Net
TheSciFi.Net is a U.S.-based shop for people who never stopped looking toward impossible worlds.
We curate sci-fi footwear, apparel, posters, and objects inspired by retro rockets, alternate timelines, and the futures imagined in books and film.
Every piece is selected to make science fiction part of everyday life, not just something watched from a distance.
Field Notes from the Future
How Science Fiction Changed Our Idea of a Cool Future
What does the future look like? Ask someone that question and there’s a good chance they’ll picture something familiar: flying cars floating between skyscrapers, robots walking around like coworkers,...
The Retro Sci-Fi Things Worth Bringing Back
There is something wonderfully strange about old science fiction. People in the 1950s, 60s, 70s, and 80s looked at the future and imagined a world filled with machines that...
From Pulp Magazines to Blockbusters: The Evolution of Sci-Fi
There was a time when the future lived almost entirely inside someone’s imagination. No streaming platforms. No CGI. No giant cinema screens filled with spaceships. No trailers showing a...