Every Ksubi skirt cut is here: the asymmetric Rap, the five pocket Model Mini, the high thigh Super X and the hip slung Low Rider. Rise is what separates them, so read that before you settle on a wash. YOUR CUT. YOUR RULES ++
THE RISE DECIDES IT
Ksubi settles the silhouette first and works the wash over it afterwards. That is why four minis off the same rail sit at four different points on the body, and why the one you reach for is decided at the waistband.
The Rap sits highest and closes asymmetrically. The Model Mini keeps the five pocket denim build and the zip fly. The Super X is the shortest of the three, cut with a super high waist at the high thigh. The Low Rider drops onto the hips for a micro silhouette.
The denim styles come out of the same washes as the women's jeans, so a Rap in Stealth or Heritage sits with the rest of your denim rather than against it.
What to weigh before you pick one:
- Rise first, high waist through the Rap and Model Mini, high thigh on the Super X, low on the hips for the Low Rider.
- Denim or fashion, rigid denim holds its shape and breaks in with wear, where the knit, plaid, reversible and leather styles behave differently from the first wear.
- The Ksubi code, 4 x 4 cross embroidery, the T-box print and the woven pocket tag are how you read a Ksubi denim skirt at a glance.
Wear it hard and make it Ksubi.