Ksubi Australia is changing its retail strategy, moving from boutique locations to central trading districts.
Speaking to ragtrader.com.au, Ksubi CEO Craig King said this follows the decision to close its flagship store in Paddington.
“It's clear based on the success of Ksubi New York and Ksubi Los Angeles that high traffic environments are working best for the Ksubi retail model.
"We are currently working on Sydney CBD and Melbourne CBD locations to showcase the full range of Ksubi denim, apparel and accessories."
Ksubi.com will also continue to stock the largest collection of Ksubi globally.
Ksubi grew its wholesale account base by 60% for spring 2019 to stocking in over 380 doors globally.
In addition to the likes of Barneys and Kith in the US, Harrods and Selfridges in the UK, and Ron Herman in Japan, the brand has now been picked up by the likes of Net-A-Porter, Saks Fifth Avenue and all 35 Nordstrom designer doors.