UNIQLO: C series 2026 autumn and winter new products will be on sale during the Mid-Autumn Festival

The UNIQLO:C series, designed by boutique designers, will be officially launched during the Mid-Autumn Festival this year.

Japanese affordable clothing brand UNIQLO has continued to bring "high-quality design" into daily wardrobes in recent years. Among them, UNIQLO:C, helmed by British designer Clare Waight Keller, has become one of the key series that have attracted the most attention from fashion fans in recent years. Clare used to be the creative director of French boutiques Chloé and GIVENCHY. After joining UNIQLO, she used the proportions, silhouettes and materials that boutique designers are best at to reinterpret daily clothing that everyone can control, pushing the core spirit of UNIQLO "LifeWear" to a new level.

UNIQLO:C's new 2026 autumn and winter series continues her consistent minimalist aesthetics. Through three-dimensional tailoring and relaxed silhouettes, it creates a boutique-level luxurious texture at an affordable price. She said: "Modern people crave clothing that can bring a sense of comfort and ease without losing their distinctive personality. This season, I hope that through the proportions, materials, and the posture of the clothes that follow the rhythm, I hope to show clearer and more precise shapes in the flowing soft texture. Silhouette. Every detail in the series has been precisely and carefully studied. I hope to create a truly felt exquisite texture for daily clothing, so that basic daily clothing can also have a distinct design point of view, and it will be comfortable and comfortable to wear all the time. "

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Wool blend Harrington coat, priced at NT$1,990.

Brushed cashmere wide V-neck sweater, priced at NT$3,490.

This season takes the modern clothing philosophy of "exquisite soft urban silhouette" as the core, from wool, corduroy to new brushed cashmere, deliberately breaking away from the heavy impression of autumn and winter clothing. The wool-blend Harrington jacket re-adjusts the classic proportions with a three-dimensional short version, and the soft material retains a clear shoulder line; the new 100% brushed cashmere series amplifies the luster and airiness through the plush texture. Whether it is a V-neck, high-neck or cardigan style, it adds a boutique-like delicate layer to the basic knitting; the corduroy trousers subvert the heavy impression, using light and smooth balloon drape lines to create a calm posture. Proportion alone can create a sense of luxury.

Corduroy balloon pants, priced at NT$1,290.

Clare Waight Keller has fully extended the seemingly simple but actually proportional design concept into the series. Fashion fans can easily layer multiple items to enrich the visual hierarchy, such as shirts with thin turtlenecks and wide trousers tied with genuine Italian leather belts. Bordeaux red, charcoal gray, and brown are also used with bright colors such as lemon yellow and grass green for embellishments, so that daily items can be worn without complicated decorations and still have an urban temperament with excellent texture. A total of 42 products have been launched in the entire series, which will be officially launched starting from the Mid-Autumn Festival today (25th).

HEATECH Cashmere extremely warm cashmere blend T-shirt, priced at NT$690.

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