Opening LSKD for the first time can quickly turn into a scroll-and-add-to-cart situation. Everything looks good enough to justify buying, and before you realise it, you’ve picked more than you actually need.
That’s usually where most people go wrong.
If you’re new to the brand, the goal shouldn’t be to build a full wardrobe immediately. It should be to figure out whether LSKD actually works for your routine. Since it sits in a premium price range, your first purchase should help you understand the fit, comfort, and performance in a real workout, not just how it looks online.
The smartest way to approach it is to start simple and let that first experience guide the rest.
Start with One Piece That You’ll Actually Use
If you’re unsure about the brand, don’t overcomplicate things by trying multiple categories at once. Pick one piece that you know you’ll wear regularly and let that be your test.
For most women, leggings are the easiest place to start. They tend to reveal everything about the brand without you having to think too much about it. You’ll notice how they sit on the waist, whether they stay in place during movement, and how the fabric feels once you’ve been wearing them for a while.
For men, training shorts are a more practical starting point. They’re versatile enough to work across different workouts, and they give you a clear idea of how the fabric behaves when you move. You don’t have to style them much, which makes the whole decision simpler.
The idea here isn’t to find the “perfect” product on your first try. It’s to get a real feel for the brand without committing too much at once.
When a Single Piece Isn’t Enough
Once you’re comfortable trying more than one item, it makes sense to see how LSKD works as a combination rather than just individually.
A simple outfit setup usually gives you a better understanding than isolated pieces. Wearing leggings with a sports bra or pairing shorts with a tee helps you notice whether the fit feels consistent across products and whether the overall experience feels right during an actual workout.
This step matters more than people think. A lot of buyers jump straight into ordering multiple random items, and while some of them work, others end up feeling unnecessary. Trying a small, wearable combination keeps things practical and avoids that regret.
At this stage, you’re not building a collection. You’re still testing, just a little more deeply.
If You’re Ready to Invest a Bit More
If you already know that you prefer good-quality activewear and you’re planning to stick with it, then building a slightly larger first order can make sense. But even here, it’s better to stay intentional rather than buying everything that catches your eye.
A small rotation works better than a large one. Having a couple of bottoms, a few tops, and maybe a layer for before or after workouts is usually enough to get started. This way, you’re actually using what you buy instead of just collecting options.
Something that helps more than expected is sticking to neutral colours in the beginning. It keeps things easy to mix and match, and you don’t have to think too much about putting outfits together. Once you know what fits well, that’s when experimenting with colours starts to feel more natural.
Where Most First-Time Buyers Go Wrong
Buying too many pieces at once is the most common mistake. Without trying anything first, it’s hard to know what will actually work for you. Sizing, fabric feel, and even personal preference play a bigger role than people expect, even with brands like LSKD that are generally known for consistent fits and reliable quality.
Another thing that tends to happen is choosing based on how something looks rather than how it performs. LSKD does a good job balancing both, but activewear, in general, needs to feel right during movement. If something feels even slightly off, you’re not going to reach for it again.
There’s also a tendency to experiment too much too early, whether it’s with bold colours or different styles. It’s not wrong, but it does make it harder to build a setup that feels consistent. Starting simple usually works better, especially with a brand like LSKD where the basics are already strong enough to build on.
When Should You Actually Buy?
LSKD constantly push discounts, which actually be a good thing. It usually reflects more consistent pricing rather than inflated discounts that come and go.
There are certain times when prices are better, especially during seasonal sales or larger events, also popular sizes and styles always stay available for long.
If you find something that fits well and suits your routine, waiting too long can mean missing out on it. For a first purchase, it’s usually better to focus on getting the right piece and seeing how it works for you, rather than trying to perfectly time a deal that may or may not be worth it.
So, What’s the Best Way to Start?
If you keep it simple, the whole process becomes much easier.
Start with one piece that you’ll actually use, see how it feels in your regular routine, and then decide if you want to build from there. If you’re slightly more confident, try a small combination instead of jumping into a full cart.
Once you’ve worn it, washed it, and used it a few times, you’ll have a much clearer idea of whether LSKD is worth investing in for you.
And that’s really all you need from your first order — not perfection, just clarity.