[ET66] Calculator by Dieter Rams for Braun x Supreme
Designer: Dieter Rams and Dietrich Lubs
Maker: Braun
Year: 1987 (re-edition for the 2015 F/W Supreme collection)
Size: L 140 x W 80 x H 10
Condition Report: Good condition. Calculator itself is immaculate, with only very minor signs of use. The white supreme case / sleeve does show wear to the front. slightly yellow and red where plastic has been worn with time.
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First introduced in 1987, the original Braun ET66, designed by legendary industrial designers Dieter Rams and Dietrich Lubs, embodied the minimalist ethos that would go on to influence generations of product design, most notably Apple’s design chief Jony Ive.
With its clean lines, rounded corners, and intuitive button layout, the ET66 became a blueprint for user-centric design—one that would echo through Apple’s earliest calculators and continue shaping tech aesthetics well into the 21st century. Supreme’s edition pays homage to that lineage in a more subtle way than usual, with a subtle but unmistakable Supreme logo on the protective case.
Designer: Dieter Rams and Dietrich Lubs
Maker: Braun
Year: 1987 (re-edition for the 2015 F/W Supreme collection)
Size: L 140 x W 80 x H 10
Condition Report: Good condition. Calculator itself is immaculate, with only very minor signs of use. The white supreme case / sleeve does show wear to the front. slightly yellow and red where plastic has been worn with time.
.
First introduced in 1987, the original Braun ET66, designed by legendary industrial designers Dieter Rams and Dietrich Lubs, embodied the minimalist ethos that would go on to influence generations of product design, most notably Apple’s design chief Jony Ive.
With its clean lines, rounded corners, and intuitive button layout, the ET66 became a blueprint for user-centric design—one that would echo through Apple’s earliest calculators and continue shaping tech aesthetics well into the 21st century. Supreme’s edition pays homage to that lineage in a more subtle way than usual, with a subtle but unmistakable Supreme logo on the protective case.
Designer: Dieter Rams and Dietrich Lubs
Maker: Braun
Year: 1987 (re-edition for the 2015 F/W Supreme collection)
Size: L 140 x W 80 x H 10
Condition Report: Good condition. Calculator itself is immaculate, with only very minor signs of use. The white supreme case / sleeve does show wear to the front. slightly yellow and red where plastic has been worn with time.
.
First introduced in 1987, the original Braun ET66, designed by legendary industrial designers Dieter Rams and Dietrich Lubs, embodied the minimalist ethos that would go on to influence generations of product design, most notably Apple’s design chief Jony Ive.
With its clean lines, rounded corners, and intuitive button layout, the ET66 became a blueprint for user-centric design—one that would echo through Apple’s earliest calculators and continue shaping tech aesthetics well into the 21st century. Supreme’s edition pays homage to that lineage in a more subtle way than usual, with a subtle but unmistakable Supreme logo on the protective case.
