Dress your robot.
Clothes, covers and wraps for robots people own: humanoids, robot dogs, robot vacuums and robot lawn mowers. We list 30 robot models; pick yours to see what is listed for it so far. Every piece is cosmetic: it changes how your robot looks, not what it can take.
The 78 pieces listed in the shop are designs with planned prices. None can be ordered yet: ordering opens once factory samples pass their checks, and there is no date yet. The Go2 Body Vest is the first piece going to a factory; its samples have not been made.
Today you can browse the designs, keep pieces in your cart, and join the list. If you film a Go2, tick "I make robot videos" when you join.
Design drawingThe first piece going to a factory
Go2 Body Vest
One fabric panel over the back and sides of a Unitree Go2, held by two straps under the belly. The underside stays open.
In development. Factory samples have not been made, and no fit has been checked on a robot.
See the design and its numbers →Design previews
Design renders on 3D robot models, and AI-edited robot photos.
By robot
Start with the robot you own.
Looks
Full looks, put together from the designs.
Street Heat
Capsule streetwear — padded vest, high-tops, iced chain.
Training Day
Move-ready basics — cotton tee, fleece sweats, low-top sneakers.
Heritage
Heavier layers with a refined edge — fleece hoodie, combat boots, medallion.
Monochrome
Tonal street uniform — oversized hoodie, tech cargo joggers, low-tops.
NEO Street
Downtown basics — high-tops and a Cuban-link chain.
Workwear Denim
Rugged everyday layers — oversized field jacket, cargo joggers, combat boots.
The designs
Designs with planned prices.
Each design shows its planned price, its colors and the robots it is drawn for. None can be ordered yet.
Who makes it
Each product page says who makes it and who ships it. Nothing has been made yet: the Go2 Body Vest is the first piece going to a factory.
Cosmetic, not protective
RoboWear pieces change how a robot looks. Whatever a style is called, none is armor, a rain cover or safety gear, and none carries a protective rating.
Start with your robot
Pick the robot you own to see the designs drawn for it. No piece has been tried on a real robot yet.
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