Kith Winter 2025

An exclusive partnership with Giorgio Armani as the official suiting partner for &Kin, reintroducing the Traveller and the Artist silhouettes. Discover unbranded staples made from ultra-soft cashmere, pony hair leather, extra-fine merino wool, and luxe French terry, as well as textured finishes such as Basketweave knit and Tile Herringbone. 

Introducing Kith Winter 2025, defined by elevated fabrications and refined updates on signature silhouettes. The collection highlights a range of outerwear from Italian-milled overcoats with silk linings and alpaca blends to merino wool, reversible shearling jackets, and all-new puffer silhouettes like the Maverick and the Camron. It is complete with textural detailing featuring boucle shirt jackets, mohair knits, and novelty yarns, accompanying structured trousers crafted in brushed jersey and dimensional wool. 

Kith Classics returns for Winter 2025 with familiar silhouettes such as the Nelson, the Braxton and the Corey Puffer, accompanying standout styles such as the Reversible Shearling Bomber and the Cortlandt Turtleneck. It also comprises seasonal jackets in patchwork and jacquard fabrics alongside brushed plaid shirts and cotton jersey tees designed for a soft hand-feel. 

Kith reprises its collaboration with Converse and returns with 8th St by Ronnie Fieg for Clarks Originals, unveiling new silhouettes alongside seasonal updates to signature styles. Kith for Converse features the return of the Chuck Taylor All Star 1970 Ox, now with a premium Kith-debossed suede upper. 8th St by Ronnie Fieg for Clarks Originals debuts the all-new Trek King silhouette and brings back the Laddow, both offered in refined leather variations.

Explore elevated winter bags featuring the Duffle bag, the Camera Crossbody, the Traveler K40 bag in pony hair, python-printed, croc-embossed, and tumbled leather compositions. The collection also features a velvet faux sherpa-lined Trapper Hat and knit neckwarmers, alongside knitted scarves, and headwear designed in partnership with New Era and ‘47.