
Chitch Jeans
Ksubi's slim-tapered Chitch is the house denim silhouette, endlessly reissued in trashed, repaired and treated washes that define the label's distressed aesthetic.
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Australian denim label known for distressed jeans, the box-cross logo and a rebellious streetwear aesthetic, now operated largely from Los Angeles.
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Collections are built around distressed jeans, denim jackets and cut-offs, with the box-cross logo carried across graphic tees, sunglasses, underwear and kids' wear.
Started in 1999 on Sydney's Northern Beaches as Tsubi, renamed in 2006 after a trademark dispute, and relaunched from Los Angeles under US ownership since 2013.
The mid-high pricing tracks its rap and pop following — Travis Scott, A$AP Rocky, Doechii and Charli XCX — with Y2K and punk-grunge cues rather than plain denim basics.

Ksubi's slim-tapered Chitch is the house denim silhouette, endlessly reissued in trashed, repaired and treated washes that define the label's distressed aesthetic.
3 live now · from $135
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The looser, heavily treated Van Winkle is Ksubi's other core denim fit and a staple of its rap-and-rock following.
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Explore Van Winkle →The Ekcess hoodie line carries Ksubi's graphic-and-logo streetwear language beyond denim.
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Overall fit
slightly small
Shoppers most often report Ksubi denim fitting tight in the waist and slim through the leg with a long inseam, while the graphic tees and sweats sit closer to relaxed or oversized.
Tip: Take your usual size in tees, but consider going up one waist size in the rigid or lightly-stretched jeans, especially the slim silhouettes.
Medium confidence · based on 14 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | slightly large | relaxed, streetwear-leaning with a dropped shoulder | Stick with your usual size for a relaxed look. |
| Jeans & denim | runs small | slim to skinny in the heritage cuts (Chitch, Van Winkle), with newer straight and baggy blocks fitting much looser | Size up one in the waist for the slim and skinny fits; stay true to size in the baggy or straight cuts. |
| Jackets | slightly small | fitted trucker-style denim jackets that sit close through the chest and shoulders | Size up if you plan to layer a hoodie underneath. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | slightly large | boxy with a dropped shoulder on most graphic styles | Take your normal size, or size down if you don't want the oversized drape. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
88% matchSame distressed, treated jeans in a rap-adjacent register
What changes: Younger, more logo-flashy and US hip-hop led
78% matchLogo-stitched bootcut denim with the same Y2K swagger
What changes: More mall-priced, heritage-revival rather than fashion-forward
76% matchProvocative denim-led collections with rock-star styling
What changes: Italian luxury pricing plus real tailoring
72% matchPainted-pocket Japanese denim with Y2K street energy
What changes: Selvedge purism and heavier weights, less shredding
Ksubi fits slightly small. Take your usual size in tees, but consider going up one waist size in the rigid or lightly-stretched jeans, especially the slim silhouettes. Shoppers most often report Ksubi denim fitting tight in the waist and slim through the leg with a long inseam, while the graphic tees and sweats sit closer to relaxed or oversized.
Shoppers most often report Ksubi denim fitting tight in the waist and slim through the leg with a long inseam, while the graphic tees and sweats sit closer to relaxed or oversized. Overall shape: generally slim and body-hugging on denim, with boxier, relaxed cuts on jersey and outerwear.
Ksubi hoodies & sweatshirts fits slightly large. Stick with your usual size for a relaxed look. Shape: relaxed, streetwear-leaning with a dropped shoulder.
Ksubi jeans & denim runs small. Size up one in the waist for the slim and skinny fits; stay true to size in the baggy or straight cuts. Shape: slim to skinny in the heritage cuts (Chitch, Van Winkle), with newer straight and baggy blocks fitting much looser.
Ksubi jackets fits slightly small. Size up if you plan to layer a hoodie underneath. Shape: fitted trucker-style denim jackets that sit close through the chest and shoulders.
Ksubi is an Australian denim label founded in 1999 on Sydney's Northern Beaches as Tsubi, renamed after a 2006 trademark dispute with footwear brand Tsubo. It builds collections around distressed and heavily treated jeans, denim jackets, cut-offs and the box-cross logo, extending into graphic tees, sunglasses, kids' wear and underwear. The company entered voluntary administration in 2009, was bought by Bleach Group, and has been backed since 2013 by Los Angeles firm Breakwater Investment Management, which relaunched it from LA. Worn by Travis Scott, A$AP Rocky, Doechii and Charli XCX.