Brand profile

Kiko Kostadinov

Independent London label founded in 2016, known for technical, curve-panelled menswear and a Fanning-sisters-designed womenswear line.

LondonOrigin
UnisexFocus
Avant-gardeStyle
$$$$Price

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What to know about Kiko Kostadinov

Curved panelling drives the cut

Menswear is built on technical fabrics, curved seam panels, utility shirting and layered knits in muted workwear colours rather than graphics or logos.

The ASICS shoes are the doorway

Sneakers are what the label is best known for, via a long-running footwear partnership with ASICS that sits alongside the main collections.

Two design teams, one label

Kostadinov handles menswear; Laura and Deanna Fanning have designed womenswear since spring 2018, and the brand shows on the Paris calendar at high prices.

The pieces that define Kiko Kostadinov

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K-Dart Tailoring

The Vig and Ohne K-Dart blazers, trousers and shirts distill Kostadinov's signature curved panelling and displaced darting into wearable tailoring.

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Kiko Kostadinov — Komlo Separates

Komlo Separates

The recurring Komlo jacket, trousers and sneakers embody the label's technical utility workwear in muted palettes.

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Panelled Knitwear

Gizi panelled sweaters, Kest cardigans and Hatha V-necks show the layered, seam-spliced knitwear the brand is known for.

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How Kiko Kostadinov fits

Overall fit

mixed

Kiko Kostadinov garments are known for avant-garde, sculptural cuts with curved panelling that fit unpredictably, so many shoppers rely on measurements rather than their usual size.

Tip: Consult the specific garment measurements each season, as cuts are experimental and inconsistent across pieces.

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Low confidence · based on 6 sources

By category

CategoryRunsShapeSize advice
Hoodies & sweatshirtsslightly largerelaxed with technical constructionConsider your usual size or size down if you prefer a cleaner fit, as knitwear and layering pieces tend to run generous.
Shirts & overshirtsmixedcurved-panel, often relaxed with distinctive silhouettesTry in person or check measurements, as utility shirting silhouettes vary and can fit larger or more sculptural than expected.
Trousers & pantsmixedcurved-seam, technical, often tapered or sculpturalCheck waist and inseam measurements carefully, as leg shapes are unconventional and vary by model.
Jacketsslightly largetechnical, paneled and roomy for layeringStick to your usual size for a layered look, as outerwear is cut with room for knitwear underneath.

Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.

A man wearing a futuristic gmbh outfit featuring a puffy jacket and beige technical pnts78% match

gmbh

$$$$Techno tailoringBerlin, Germany

Same 2016 cohort, identity-driven technical cutting

What changes: Club-culture and sportswear codes rather than utility shirting

A woman wearing Rokh black cross knitted maxi dress76% match

Rokh

$$$$Deconstructed tailoringLondon, United Kingdom

Panelled, spliced London tailoring with warped proportions

What changes: Womenswear-led and more classic-garment based

Kiko Kostadinov fit questions

Does Kiko Kostadinov run big or small?

Kiko Kostadinov varies by piece. Consult the specific garment measurements each season, as cuts are experimental and inconsistent across pieces. Kiko Kostadinov garments are known for avant-garde, sculptural cuts with curved panelling that fit unpredictably, so many shoppers rely on measurements rather than their usual size.

How does Kiko Kostadinov fit?

Kiko Kostadinov garments are known for avant-garde, sculptural cuts with curved panelling that fit unpredictably, so many shoppers rely on measurements rather than their usual size. Overall shape: asymmetric, curved and sculptural with unconventional proportions.

How do Kiko Kostadinov hoodies & sweatshirts fit?

Kiko Kostadinov hoodies & sweatshirts fits slightly large. Consider your usual size or size down if you prefer a cleaner fit, as knitwear and layering pieces tend to run generous. Shape: relaxed with technical construction.

How do Kiko Kostadinov shirts & overshirts fit?

Kiko Kostadinov shirts & overshirts varies by piece. Try in person or check measurements, as utility shirting silhouettes vary and can fit larger or more sculptural than expected. Shape: curved-panel, often relaxed with distinctive silhouettes.

How do Kiko Kostadinov trousers & pants fit?

Kiko Kostadinov trousers & pants varies by piece. Check waist and inseam measurements carefully, as leg shapes are unconventional and vary by model. Shape: curved-seam, technical, often tapered or sculptural.

Brand facts

Kiko Kostadinov is a London label founded in 2016 by the Bulgarian-born, Central Saint Martins-trained designer of the same name, who first drew attention through Stussy collaborations and British Fashion Council NEWGEN MEN support. Menswear centres on technical fabrics, curved panelling, utility shirting and layered knitwear in muted workwear palettes; womenswear has been designed by Laura and Deanna Fanning since spring 2018. The brand shows on the Paris couture and fashion week calendar, and Kostadinov continues a long-running footwear partnership with ASICS alongside outside projects.

Founded
2016
Origin
London, United Kingdom
Made in
Italy, Bulgaria, Hong Kong
Price
$$$$
Typical prices
Trousers $808–$1020 · Jackets $975–$1484 · Footwear $715–$852
Focus
Unisex
Facts checked
September 2026
Styles
Avant-garde, Minimalist / Contemporary, Techwear

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