The full collection from +J is due to release on November 13 at Uniqlo stores in Indonesia. They should serve the wearer and give her or him the energy and self-assurance which is so much needed in our global reality.” Materials used in the collection range from functional fabrics to herringbone tweed, cashmere, merino wool, while the pockets, zippers, stitching and contrasting lining add eye-catching details to the pieces.įor this collection, Sander said, “I set out to define the global modern uniform with this in mind: Clothes should be long-lasting and enduring. There’s also an oversized blouson and parka. While in menswear, shirts are adorned in patchworked styles with stripes and solid color options, suits options from single-breasted blazers, slim-fit pants and a mesh belt. There’s also an A-line long-sleeves dress and outerwear such as down jackets, puffer coats and more. Women’s pieces feature stand collar shirts and cashmere sweaters with color options ranging from white, black, cream to burgundy. It’s a perfect balance of detailed tailored and sculptural shapes that makes impeccable proportions, comfort and ease. The collection is inspired by “a sense of enlightened understatement”, which consists of versatile, timeless pieces. The +J Collection this fall features sophisticated essentials for men and women.
#Uniqlo j line free
The goal is one: to connect the global community and set it free for the task at hand. Both share the same value for a sustainable, self-sufficient lifestyle with modern, durable and uncluttered style. Today, Uniqlo dropped a new +J spring-summer line that includes pieces you can wear right now in these tricky-to-dress-for early spring days and all the way through the warmer months. The story has evolved now, Sander and Uniqlo joins forces again in the interest of underlining the individual, and on a quest for attractive uniforms and quiet sophistication. Designed by Sander, +J aimed to challenge the industry conventions of luxury and accessibility in its mission to simplify life with straight urban high-quality pieces. The technology and the fabrications weren’t available.The exciting news about the collaborative +J line was unveiled in August and now the Japanese retailer has revealed the full lookbook and campaign images for the collection that has been on hiatus for nine years.īack in 2009, Uniqlo and Jil Sander began the partnership and launched the collaborative line +J.
#Uniqlo j line series
“If I could have done a high street collection of this quality 50 years ago, I probably would have, but it wasn’t possible. The series was revived last year to much fanfare, with Uniqlo calling it a Chapter 2 in the +J line. “It gives me such joy to think that many people will be able to buy these pieces,” she says. At her eponymous label, which she finally left for good in 2013, a coat might cost £2,000. It’s the affordability of the +J proposition that reeled her in again. So here we are on a grey day talking on the phone, she seated at the long table where she works in her Hamburg studio, dressed in navy jumper and trousers. By Avidan Grossman NovemBrace yourselves, folks: Uniqlo +Jthe Japanese retailer’s on-again, off-again link-up with Jil. And yet with her home town of Hamburg locking down again, she has circled back to see if she can repeat the same magic. 2/11 Jil Sander Uniqlo +J oversized shirt jacket 80 at UNIQLO 3/11 Jil Sander Uniqlo +J supima cotton oversized half-sleeve t-shirt 20 at UNIQLO 4/11 Jil Sander Uniqlo +J sheer. Jil Sander is back with more affordable minimalist heat. Seventy-six-year-old Sander is sufficiently wealthy, successful and otherwise engaged in life-enhancing projects such as her garden, and museum curation, to have left fashion behind. Eleven years on, there are plenty of customers, including yours truly, who still wear some of the pieces from that launch. In 2009, not long after the Financial Crash, the German designer Jil Sander, internationally renowned for her quietly luxurious fabrics and precise, delicate minimalism, launched an affordable collection for Uniqlo that set a benchmark for high street collaborations.
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