Every reduced piece in the Ksubi sale, men's and women's, in one place. Split it by wardrobe below, or work the page as it comes if you are buying for someone else. RIPPED. WASHED. VINTAGE ++
The Finish Is The Point
Ripped, washed, vintage. Read cold, those words describe damage. On this page they describe the work: Trashed 1999, Krow Krushed, Seattle Blue with repair panels, faded blacks, Maverik Krystal on an oversized denim shirt.
Every rip, repair and fade here was developed as part of the piece rather than something that happened to it afterwards. That is the difference between denim that looks worn and denim that looks worn out, and it is why a reduced pair still holds its shape two years in.
It is also why the sale is worth reading as a collection rather than a clearance bin. These finishes were the reason the pieces sold in the first place.
What is actually on this page:
- Both wardrobes, men's and women's together, which is the point of shopping it rather than one side
- Denim and everything with it, Duke jerseys, Greenwich jackets, straight trousers in chocolate, Synthesis trak pants
- Closed seasons only, nothing on this page was made to be discounted, it simply finished its run
- Last sizes, when a wash sells through, the wash is retired rather than re-cut
Take the finish you want while the size run still has your size in it. Men's sale and women's sale split the page if you only need one side.
Is the sale men's, women's or both?
Both. This page carries the whole brand, and the men's sale and women's sale pages split it if you only want one side.
Are the rips and distressing damage or design?
Design. The rips, repairs and washes are developed as part of the piece rather than happening to it, which is why they hold their shape as the denim ages.
Do sold-out sale pieces get restocked?
No. These are the last sizes of seasons that have closed, and old washes are not re-cut once they sell through.
