Uniqlo to launch UNIQLO : C 2026 fall-winter collection on Sept. 25

By Public Technologies
  • UNIQLO unveiled its UNIQLO : C Fall/Winter 2026 collection, extending the Claire Waight Keller collaboration to support higher-margin seasonal demand.
  • Launch set for Sept. 25, 2026 across full-lineup stores, with selected items rolled out more broadly to widen reach.
  • Assortment spans 42 items across women’s, men’s, accessories, positioning the line as a scaled capsule rather than a limited drop.
  • Theme-led styling targets urban wardrobe upgrades, reinforcing brand differentiation in a crowded mid-market apparel segment.
  • Pre-launch livestream on Sept. 24 adds a direct-to-consumer marketing lever aimed at faster sell-through and tighter inventory control.


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