In the men’s department, the focus is mostly on smart styles with natural wear and minimal distressing for the most part. But Ksubi is one of those brands that likes to have fun with their pieces without taking away from that, by incorporating designs that have the punk sense that the brand has embodied since […]
As of recently, trends never die. They just hibernate for a bit and overalls are the exception to this. As the weather is warming up and festival season still happening, I am sure we will be seeing them reemerge again in different takes, shorts in particular. Ksubi has always been one of the brands that
Take a look at the new styles for the men by Ksubi. For the guys, the label kept mostly to core styles with the addition of the new Keen fit. But mostly they have stuck to what they do best for men, skinny jeans. Ranging from their super skinny Van Winkle to the Gee Gee,
Here is a closer look at the new women’s collection by Ksubi. As you can see the collection kept true to the brand’s roots with with washes ranging from printed to distressed and dark worn pairs to ones that are sun bleached. Along with core styles like the Albuquerque shorts and Spray-On, you can get
Check out this new style by Ksubi. They are the new Skinny Pin jeans in Homeland. I love plaid jeans. They work for just about any style you are into; whether it be punk, preppy or you just want a fun pair. Out of the many I have seen, these would have to be my
Ksubi has returned to ShopBop. I find them to be very difficult to find in the states and very underrated. I miss the days of when they were the “IT” choice for skinnies. They have great styles to offer. Like the Alberceque Cutoff Shorts in Heyday Mayday. I think these will be a big one
Ksubi has come out with some great new styles for men. They have the Blow-out which is a medium washed and the Mad Wax for their Chitch fit. For their Gee Gee fit they have the Super Thrashed (shown above) and the Black Rinse. Then for their slimmest fitting jean, the Van Winkle, they have