Grunge Meets Resort in KSUBI’s Pre-Fall 2025 Collection

SummaryKSUBI’s Pre-Fall 2025 collection embraces grunge-inspired rebellion with off-duty rockstar aestheticsMenswear styles feature distressed tees, bold prints and vintage DIY denim, while womenswear offers relaxed silhouettes and sheer shirtingThe collection is now available through KSUBIKSUBI’s Pre-Fall 2025 collection has landed. Aptly titled “No Vacancy Nirvana,” the latest seasonal range is presented as the ultimate attire for the modern runaway rockstar, where the spirit of reckless escapism intertwines with a grunge-soaked sense of rebellion. Whether preparing for a night of revelry in the city or seeking refuge in a motel room, KSUBI positions this collection as a comprehensive offering for various off-duty scenarios.The menswear selection features boxy tees distinguished by statement distressing and graphic imprints, deliberately evoking the iconic aesthetic of classic band merch. Bold prints take prominence on new resort sets, designed for individuals who confidently command attention.Embracing the warmer months, lighter color palettes and washes permeate the apparel range. Additional shirting and knitwear provide elevated touches while maintaining the brand’s signature grunge-inspired edge. The collection also showcases KSUBI vintage DIY denim, with key washes offering faded indigos and worn-in blacks, staying true to the brand’s unfussy aesthetic and inherent attitude.On the womenswear front are vintage-tinted denim washes - Tru Vintage, Aged and Folk - lending the collection a blend of beautiful and tougher sensibilities. Coveted denim fits that champion a more relaxed silhouette, such as the Ksuper and Barrel styles, are paired with sheer shirting and striking prints.Prices range between $90 - $800 USD, KSUBI’s Pre-Fall 2025 “No Vacancy Nirvana” collection is now avaiable to shop through the brand's online and offline stores. View this post on Instagram A post shared by ksubi (@ksubi)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

May 16, 2025 - 16:34

Grunge Meets Resort in KSUBI’s Pre-Fall 2025 Collection

Summary

KSUBI’s Pre-Fall 2025 collection embraces grunge-inspired rebellion with off-duty rockstar aesthetics
Menswear styles feature distressed tees, bold prints and vintage DIY denim, while womenswear offers relaxed silhouettes and sheer shirting
The collection is now available through KSUBI

KSUBI’s Pre-Fall 2025 collection has landed. Aptly titled “No Vacancy Nirvana,” the latest seasonal range is presented as the ultimate attire for the modern runaway rockstar, where the spirit of reckless escapism intertwines with a grunge-soaked sense of rebellion. Whether preparing for a night of revelry in the city or seeking refuge in a motel room, KSUBI positions this collection as a comprehensive offering for various off-duty scenarios.

The menswear selection features boxy tees distinguished by statement distressing and graphic imprints, deliberately evoking the iconic aesthetic of classic band merch. Bold prints take prominence on new resort sets, designed for individuals who confidently command attention.

Embracing the warmer months, lighter color palettes and washes permeate the apparel range. Additional shirting and knitwear provide elevated touches while maintaining the brand’s signature grunge-inspired edge. The collection also showcases KSUBI vintage DIY denim, with key washes offering faded indigos and worn-in blacks, staying true to the brand’s unfussy aesthetic and inherent attitude.

On the womenswear front are vintage-tinted denim washes - Tru Vintage, Aged and Folk - lending the collection a blend of beautiful and tougher sensibilities. Coveted denim fits that champion a more relaxed silhouette, such as the Ksuper and Barrel styles, are paired with sheer shirting and striking prints.

Prices range between $90 - $800 USD, KSUBI’s Pre-Fall 2025 “No Vacancy Nirvana” collection is now avaiable to shop through the brand's online and offline stores.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by ksubi (@ksubi)

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast