![]() The collection explores new oversize silhouettes with a controlled fit and variations of substantial winter classics.”Īhead of the drop, The Weekly speaks to the designer on the collection, which will launch in two parts, on Nov 26, as well as on Dec 3, 2021. We return to social life, but we want to feel protected. Sander shares, “This winter’s collection concentrates on distinctive silhouettes, sensual textures and luxurious tailoring which respond to our new sense of comfort: sophistication for everyone. By Avidan Grossman NovemBrace yourselves, folks: Uniqlo +Jthe Japanese retailer’s on-again, off-again link-up with Jil. And all that comes without the heftier price tags of her own eponymous label a long-sleeved shirt from the +J line-up starts from just $59.90. Jil Sander is back with more affordable minimalist heat. The fabrics used are more premium too, with the use of cashmere, extra fine merino, tactile leather and traditional Japanese habutai silk. Nonetheless, fans can look forward to the Jil Sander’s signature streamlined and polished touch in the upcoming +J collection, which focuses on winter staples given a dose of understated luxury - think polished outerwear, bold shirting, and elevated basics. ![]() But the comeback is likely shortlived, as the Fall/Winter 2021 collection could possibly mark the conclusion of the +J line, according to Uniqlo. That’s how Japanese clothing label Uniqlo describes the latest series of the beloved +J collection.Ī collab with renowned German designer Jil Sander, it ran from 2009 to 2011, before making a revival in 2020. The +J line sells out quickly and Uniqlo is limiting the number of items you’re allowed to purchase online.Sophisticated tailoring meets high-quality materials and new ways of functionality. You’ll need to move fast if you want to acquire some of these pieces. With Uniqlo, it’s always tempting to wait for their incredible markdowns. And these aren’t even the ones that are in my own shopping cart. There’s so much good here that it’s hard to pick but standouts include an over-sized bomber jacket in navy for $129.90 (if you don’t already own a bomber, here’s your chance), pleated tapered pants in a variety of easy to match colors for $59.90, or a single-breasted over-sized coat for $179.90. They cost a tiny bit more than Uniqlo’s usual fare but that’s to be expected for the extra attention paid to design details and the introduction of fabrics like merino wool and silk-cotton blends.Īs usual, you’ll find elements of what +J calls the “modern uniform,” everything from casual knitwear and t-shirts to outerwear and even a few tailored pieces. After what we’ve all been through in the last year or so, we could use some regeneration and optimism! The overall idea is sophistication, a kind of purity that lets us think of regeneration and a fresh start.” Spring is here and there’s no better way to dress for it than this collection. I continue to look for quality, also in textile innovation. The colors are beautiful but understated, classy, and of great clarity. In Uniqlo’s Lifewear, Sander says, “In the +J 2021 Spring & Summer collection, I am aiming for quiet optimism. Asides from the denim, the casual womenswear. It’s a product we believe in, that belongs to our vision of long-lasting quality, careful details, and craftsmanship, says Sander, Selvedge jeans, if all the details are right, can be collector’s pieces. They are breezy and minimalistic cut to perfection, and with an unusual color palette for Spring combining Sander’s usual fondness for neutrals in black, white, gray, and navy offset by a particularly fetching bright shade of blue and a few pastels. UNIQLO +J Spring 2021 Preview at Art:1 New Museum. The clothes, as to be expected, are fantastic. ![]() Over a decade since the first collaboration, this is the second time the duo have worked together since they reunited late last year (during the pandemic no less!). Note, that this is the actual Jil Sander herself and not her namesake brand which she is no longer associated with. Today’s drop of Uniqlo +J SS21 is the latest of the celebrated collaborations between my favorite fast-fashion retailer and noted German designer Jil Sander.
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