Ksubi Drops New Washes, Miniskirts for Fall

It’s a “Mad Mad World” for Australian denim and streetwear brand Ksubi.

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That’s the name and inspiration for the brand’s Fall 2024 collection. Described as a collection that celebrates chaos, non-conformity and unpredictability, men’s and women’s styles pair bold seasonal artwork and unique wash techniques and metal hardware, with Ksubi signatures.

The collection is a continuation of the punk aesthetic Ksubi i ntroduced in the pre-Spring 2024 collection. Men’s styles use punk-inspired graphics like skulls and “striking fonts” across denim, outerwear and T-shirts.

For denim, Ksubi bring together custom wash techniques, metal hardware, topstitching detailing and zipper hem openings that reveal more graphics. Stagelight, a new updated tinted stonewash, is prominent in the collection featured in relaxed fit jeans with undone hems, paneled carpenter shorts, skinny jeans and a jean jacket. The pieces are finished with Ksubi’s signature tobacco top stitching.

Ksubi also offers an expanded range of outerwear with new knits, bombers, a herringbone coat and parka.

The women’s collection touts a “refined femme aesthetic by layering denim dresses over jeans and experiment with new denim,” the brand stated.

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Highlights in the denim line include a denim bustier, a bomber jacket and flare and wide-leg jeans with side snaps. The collection also offers several miniskirts, including options with a wide belt, slim cargo pockets and the Ksubi logo across the front.

The denim pieces are complemented by printed mesh tops, a cropped football jersey, boxer shorts and graphic tees.

“The collection sees metal eyelet hardware mixed with detached cut outs and graphics that take inspiration from iconic metal bands, bringing a tougher take on elevated femme looks,” Ksubi stated.

Ksubi’s fall line is available now on Ksubi’s website and in its flagship stores in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago, London, Sydney and Melbourne. The collection will also be available at selected boutiques and department stores globally.

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