Buying Guide, Fashion

Saiid Kobeisy sale: where the low prices come from and what to buy

Buying Guide, Fashion

Saiid Kobeisy sale: where the low prices come from and what to buy

Is there a Saiid Kobeisy sale? Yes, in a specific sense. The house keeps a permanent sale section on its own store where the older collections are marked down, often by half, and Coveti prices each season on what the house charges for it today. So the Fall Winter 2023 to Fall Winter 2024 pieces at Coveti are the sale: 126 pieces from $360, against a Spring Summer 2026 median of $4,740. What there is not is a seasonal event, an outlet, a discount code. This page explains where the low prices come from, what is worth buying at them, and what to avoid.

“Saiid Kobeisy’s ethereal creations travel to more than 35 countries and are displayed in over 130 points of sale,” the house writes against 2017 on its timeline, and against 2019: “Saiid Kobeisy expands their online presence by joining Farfetch.”

Key facts

  • Older seasons at Coveti (Fall Winter 2023 to Fall Winter 2024): 126 pieces, $360 to $16,075, median $2,646
  • Current season (Spring Summer 2026): median $4,740
  • The house runs a permanent Sale collection on saiidkobeisy.com; the pieces are the same styles, marked down at source
  • No outlet, no discount codes, no Black Friday event on the house store as of September 2026
  • Coveti shows one price per piece, the price on the date of purchase, with no strikethrough

Where the low prices come from

A couture house has a reason to mark down that a fashion brand does not: the collections are dated and the embroidery moves on. A Spring Summer 2024 neoprene dress is not a worse dress in 2026, it is the same dress, but the house has shown four collections since, and it prices the older ones to clear the stock. Coveti buys at the house’s current price and applies its own margin, so an older piece lands at Coveti far below a current one. The saving is real; it is the season, not the quality, that has changed.

What is worth buying on the older seasons

The plain pieces. A crepe column, a taffeta dress, a tailored jacket and trouser, a velvet gown, none of these date, and at the older-season price they are the best value in the range. The neoprene and mikado pieces from Spring Summer 2024 are the most structured things the house makes and photograph well. Five pieces under $1,500 below.

1. Printed Sequin Asymmetrical Shirt in Indigo Print, $360

An Indigo Print top in sequins, with sequin, cut with movement. Spring Summer 2023, EU 34 to 48 at source, shown on the UK ladder at Coveti.

2. Crepe High-Low Dress with Matching Embroidery in Blue and Off White, $490

A Blue dress in crepe, with embroidery, cut with movement. Spring Summer 2024, EU 34 to 48 at source, shown on the UK ladder at Coveti.

3. Crepe Tailored Jacket with Taffeta Collar and Bow in Jet Black, $540

A Jet Black jacket in taffeta and crepe, cut close to the body. Spring Summer 2024, EU 34 to 48 at source, shown on the UK ladder at Coveti.

4. Velvet Long Fitted Dress in Burgundy, $620

A Burgundy long dress in velvet, cut close to the body. Fall Winter 2024, EU 34 to 48 at source, shown on the UK ladder at Coveti.

5. Velvet beaded tailored pants, $1,131

A Green pair of trousers in velvet, with sequin, cut close to the body. Fall Winter 2024, EU 34 to 48 at source, shown on the UK ladder at Coveti.

What to think twice about

The heavily printed pieces and the two-tone colour-blocks date faster than the plain ones, and the deep markdowns on them are the house telling you so. Buy them if you love them, not because they are cheap. And do not read a low price as a sign that a piece is a fake: at Coveti it is a sign of the season, and Real versus fake explains how to tell the two apart.

Why there is no strikethrough

Coveti has never charged the pre-markdown price of an older Saiid Kobeisy piece, so it does not show one. A strikethrough is a reference price you could once have paid; Coveti’s older-season prices are simply the price, and they will fall again when the house marks the season down further and disappear when the stock is gone. The price guide shows the season table.

Frequently asked questions

Does Saiid Kobeisy go on sale?

The house keeps a permanent sale section on its own store where older collections are marked down. Coveti prices each season on the house’s current price, so its older-season pieces are the sale.

When is the Saiid Kobeisy sale?

There is no dated event. The markdowns happen when a collection is superseded, which on the house’s calendar is twice a year.

Is there a Saiid Kobeisy outlet?

No. The house sells through its own showrooms and store, Farfetch, trunk shows and stockists such as Coveti; there is no outlet store and no outlet line.

Are there Saiid Kobeisy discount codes?

The house store published no codes as of September 2026. Coveti’s prices are as shown; a coupon offered elsewhere for the brand is a reason for caution.

What is the cheapest Saiid Kobeisy at Coveti?

$360 on 20 September 2026, an older-season piece. The plain older-season pieces run $360 to about $1,500.

Is a cheap Saiid Kobeisy dress a fake?

Not at Coveti, where every piece is authenticated and a low price means an older season. Elsewhere, a current-season embroidered gown at a fraction of its price is the first warning sign.

Read next

The price guide The edit Real vs fake Where to buy

More Saiid Kobeisy guides

Every Saiid Kobeisy page by Coveti’s fashion editor Gemma Deeks: Is it a luxury brand?, How to style, Brands like Saiid Kobeisy, The edit, Who is Saiid Kobeisy?, History timeline, Price guide, Where to buy, Review, Real vs fake, Fabrics and care, Glossary, Who wears it, vs Elie Saab, vs Zuhair Murad, Size and fit guide, Couture vs ready-to-wear, New arrivals 2026, Paris couture week, Wedding-guest dresses, Mother of the bride, Engagement dresses, Eid and Ramadan, Black-tie gowns, Cocktail dresses, Cape dresses, Embroidered dresses, Tulle dresses, Lace dresses, Crepe dresses, Brocade dresses, Velvet and taffeta, Sequin dresses, Jumpsuits, Kaftans, One-shoulder and strapless, Long sleeves and modest, Midi and short dresses, Jackets and trousers, Black, Blue, Pink, Green, Gold and metallic, Red and burgundy, Purple, White and ivory.

Sources and method

Checked on 20 September 2026 by Gemma Deeks, fashion editor at Coveti. Product facts, the fabrics, the embroidery, the colourways and the size run, are the brand’s own product-page text; counts, prices and price ranges are Coveti’s live catalogue on that date and move with stock; the history of the house, the showrooms and the wearers come from the brand’s own pages and the press articles listed below, each read on the date above. Where a claim could not be checked against one of these it was left out, and where the fitting room is giving its own advice the page says so.