LISA-Designed Kith Women Spring 2026 Collection Sells Out Instantly, Crashes Website

A server-crashing rush collapsed Kith’s storefront as LISA’s self-designed Kith Women Spring 2026 capsule went live, and an initial report said the collection “sold out immediately across multiple countries” while the official site experienced outages from overwhelming traffic. The drop was scheduled for February 20 and Sneakerbardetroit reported it went live at 11:00 AM ET across Kith’s stores, online and in-app, a distribution play that appears to have amplified demand.

Kith positions the collaboration as a milestone: “Kith Women introduces its first-ever guest-designed collection with global artist and style icon Lalisa Manobal at the helm.” The label frames the assortment around two deliberate chapters — “Hopeless Romantic” and “After Dark” — and stresses process over trend, writing that the season “places emphasis on artisanal fabrication and structural studies of form and space - a departure from traditional seasonal releases.” That duality shows in airy lace and modal silhouettes that give way to gunmetal leather and structured denim.

The roster of pieces captured the extremes of that brief. Outerwear like the Lisa for Kith Women Ryla Ruched Bomber Jacket and Solene Ruched Shell Jacket were priced at $995.00 and displayed Sold Out tags on Kith’s product pages. Lace items such as the Odette Lace Mini Dress ($195.00), Chloe Lace Capri ($165.00), and Elise Lace Low Rise Pant ($195.00) also read Sold Out. Staples and statement accessories populated the list: the Piper II Bag is listed at $295.00, the Smooth Leather Luna II at $595.00 showed Sold Out, and collaboration caps with ’47 — New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers Clean Up Classic Caps — were priced at $60.00 and marked Sold Out. Smaller pieces that emphasize texture included a Lace Mask at $55.00 and a Lace Crochet Balaclava at $95.00.

The product dump captured on Kith’s site contains clear sell-through signals, but it also reveals inconsistencies and gaps. The Loren Sueded Cropped Bomber Jacket appears twice with conflicting price lines — once at $250.00 and once at $995.00 — and an isolated “$195.00” and a cryptic “Kith Women Spring 2026 Classics [...] $98.00” line appear without item context. Some LISA items lack explicit Sold Out flags even as an overarching sellout claim circulates, and no source in the materials here provides country-level breakdowns, unit counts, revenue numbers, or an official outage duration.

Creative storytelling and celebrity cachet are the obvious engines. Kith’s editorial argues the collection “reflects LISA’s multifaceted identity - artist, actress, businesswoman, and global performer,” a narrative that the campaign visualizes as a transition “from the softness of the Hopeless Romantic into the edge of After Dark, navigating a dreamlike cityscape.” For now, shoppers see that story reflected in sold-out product pages, price points ranging from $25.00 stirrup leg warmers to $995.00 lambskin jackets, and a visible need for clearer merchandising data. Kith has not published a full sales tally or technical outage report in the material provided, so the immediate commercial impact rests on the visible sell-through and the high-profile nature of a first-ever guest-designed collaboration.