Kith: seasonal collections, collaborations and Monday Program

Kith is a New York lifestyle label and specialty retailer founded in 2011 by Ronnie Fieg. Its own clothing sits alongside a wider retail selection, so a garment sold by Kith is not necessarily a Kith design. The distinction matters most in collaborations: the named partners and particular collection explain what was jointly developed. Kith’s account of its beginnings traces Fieg’s background to footwear retailer David Z. and describes a business spanning apparel, accessories and footwear for adults and children.

Familiar shapes, changing materials

Recurring garment names give Kith’s seasonal clothing a useful thread. The Alonzo jacket, Nelson sweatshirt family and Williams hoodies return in different treatments. A familiar name therefore identifies a silhouette rather than guaranteeing identical fabric, fit or construction. Fall 2025 combined suede outerwear, tropical-wool tailoring and embellished denim; Spring 2026 introduced further denim blends and technical treatments. Reading the full material and season description is more useful than collecting every instance of a name as though it were the same garment.

Kith’s different labels also have distinct purposes. &Kin develops tailoring and less overtly branded clothing, including work with Giorgio Armani. K-Tech concentrates on activewear. Kith Treats connects apparel to the brand’s food business and its partners, while Kith Ivy extends the identity of its New York members club into clothing and sport. These are different design contexts within the wider Kith offering, not interchangeable measures of exclusivity.

Collaboration as a collecting route

The collaborations range from licensed cultural references to garments developed around a partner’s activity. The Cinelli project includes a cycling jacket, bibshort and jersey as well as graphic tees. By contrast, Kith Ivy’s Wilson partnership builds an assortment around padel, with clothing alongside footwear and equipment. A collector interested in functional clothing can follow those construction differences; someone following a particular collaborator can focus on the complete wearable capsule.

Kith’s Monday Program is a recurring release format, separate from its broader seasonal collections. It spans more than clothing, so the program name alone does not identify the product category. Exact announcements establish which garments belong to an individual release and where they will be sold.

Following releases

The Discover journal provides campaigns, closer looks and release information. Product pages supply the specific style, composition, sizing language and purchase conditions. Kith also describes select early access and tier-exclusive products through its app-based loyalty program; these benefits should not be read as universal access to every collection.

Use the linked clothing releases below for garment-level details. Regional stores, final-sale terms and individual sizing can change the practical choice even when two pieces share the same collection name.