Uniqlo U 2022 Fall/Winter Collection Launching September 23

Beginning September 23, global apparel retailer UNIQLO will release the Uniqlo U 2022 Fall/Winter collection. Designed in Paris by Artistic Director Christophe Lemaire and his UNIQLO R&D team under the theme Essentials with a Point of View, the new collection offers a more considered approach to minimalism.

Uniqlo U 2022 Fall/Winter started with the idea of a capsule wardrobe that could fit into a single suitcase and be flexible enough to take you through an entire season with essentials that pay special attention to functionality and versatility.

A New Genderless Offering

The men’s and women’s design teams collaborated to produce a small capsule collection of gender-neutral necessities that reflect today’s attitude toward clothing, such as a long pocketable coat and a short blouson jacket inspired by workwear. Those who shop at both the men’s and women’s sections will appreciate the wide cuts and boxy shapes, which work well with a variety of body types and can be layered with ease.

Essentials for our Lifestyles

The core pieces in the women’s line were designed with our daily needs in mind, providing crucial support, flexibility, and style. Coats designed for commuting, cozy wool knits, shirts inspired by menswear, and classic high-waisted jeans with a modern, rounded leg are all examples of utilitarian, layered shapes that are both beautiful and functional. The men’s collection has been carefully crafted to include both urban and outdoor wear. The generous, boxy cuts of the wool, flannel, and cotton jersey layers create an atmosphere of cozy warmth. The ideal pair of chino pants will have a wide, tapered leg, updating the traditional look of work pants.

Rich neutrals, rooted in nature, are complemented by a range of sophisticated new colors, such as bright ochre yellow, purple, washed red, and warm white.

Stylings

Collection

The lineup includes 25 items for women, 22 items for men, and 1 items for kids.

Lineup and Pricing

 Note: The above prices are provisional and subject to change