Eight pieces across four nations: the Offside jersey in gold, green, sky blue and navy, two Ekcess tees and two dad caps. Every Ksubi jersey here is cut in the boxy Duke fit with mesh panelling. FOUR NATIONS. ONE KREW ++
NOT A REPLICA. A REWRITE.
These are not replica shirts. The Offside jersey takes the shape of a football kit and puts it in the Duke fit, boxy and oversized, with mesh panelling and a sharp V neck, then cuts it for the hours around a game rather than the ninety minutes in it.
The 99 runs across every jersey in flocked velvet. That is the year Ksubi started, pressed into a piece built for a global tournament, which is the whole argument of the drop: underground denim turned into a uniform worn in four countries at once.
The embroidery flips the archival Cross Dollar into a mark for the worldwide krew. It carries through the two Ekcess tees, cut oversized in Tru White for Australia and the USA, and the two dad caps in navy and washed black. Wear the lot over the men's denim.
What is in the drop:
- Offside jersey, gold, green, sky blue and navy, Duke fit with mesh panels.
- Ekcess tees, oversized in Tru White, AUS and USA.
- Dad caps, navy and washed black, in the two home colourways.
Four nations. One fit for the chaos long after full time ++
Are these official tournament jerseys?
No. These are not replica shirts. The Offside jersey borrows the shape of a football kit and rebuilds it in the Ksubi Duke fit for wear off the pitch.
What fit are the jerseys cut in?
The Duke fit, which is boxy and oversized, with mesh panelling and a sharp V neck.
What does the 99 mean?
It is the year Ksubi started. It runs across every jersey in the drop in a flocked velvet fabrication.
What else is in the collection besides the jerseys?
Two Ekcess tees cut oversized in Tru White, one AUS and one USA, and two dad caps in navy and washed black.
