UNIQLO : C FW25 Sets Techwear in Motion
The latest UNIQLO : C delivery is set to arrive in two batches. The first drop will include the imprint's updated crewneck sweatshirts, which now boast a modern midi length for the transitional period between summer and fall. The second installment, meanwhile, will be more specifically geared toward the colder months, with a new HEATTECH cashmere blend on crewneck and turtleneck sweaters, as well as an outerwear range made with the label's new PUFFTECH material from Toray, 'a cutting-edge technology that allows for incredible performance of warmth in an ultra-lightweight jacket with a completely seam-free finish,' explained Keller.
The designer added, 'Creatively, it has allowed me to design a truly minimalist look, combining both volume and lightness in a modern hoodie jacket with all the functionality that UNIQLO excels in. For womenswear, the collection also explores tailoring in the softest of modern technical tweeds to create effortless clothing mixed with seasonal favorites in HEATTECH and cashmere, expressed through a jewel tone palette.'
The first installment from UNIQLO : C's Fall/Winter 2025 collection will become available to shoponlineand in UNIQLO stores on Monday, July 21. There will then be a second drop on Thursday, September 4. Take a look at the lineup in the gallery above.
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