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Ugly robot christmas sweaters and other bling for your robot wardrobe
Because you can never get enough of robots we compiled this list of fashion and accessories so you can show off your addiction. Ugly robot christmas sweater, anyone?
t shirts $13.72 – $29.99
hoodies $27.99 – $34.95
ugly christmas sweaters $25.95 – $29.99
women $10.05 – $35.66
socks $4.50 – $14.99
bling $7.99 – $165.00
kids $14.99 – $46.95
babies $9.99 – $43.19
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Hallie Siegel
robotics editor-at-large
Hallie Siegel
robotics editor-at-large
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