City life rarely follows a fixed schedule. A typical day can move from a morning commute to a long day at work, an unexpected change in plans, and an evening out, often requiring an outfit that can keep up without requiring a complete wardrobe change.

That idea of adaptability sits at the heart of UNIQLO’s 2026 Fall/Winter collection, which draws from “Modern City Living” to reinterpret everyday LifeWear through practical silhouettes, layering pieces and comfortable fabrics.

Unveiled at a recent press event in the Philippines, the collection brings together familiar wardrobe staples with updated cuts and textures. Among the standout bottoms are the Baggy Barrel Leg Jeans, known for their relaxed barrel silhouette, and the EZY Wide Straight Jeans, which combine the appearance of denim with the comfort of a sweatpant. Culottes are also featured as a genderless option that can be styled across different looks.

For layering, the lineup includes the Harrington Jacket, Denim Trucker Jacket and Coverall, offering lighter outerwear options suited to everyday wear in the Philippines. The Fleece range, meanwhile, comes in various styles and colors and is designed to provide warmth without feeling overly heavy, making it particularly useful for trips to colder destinations.

The collection also extends beyond conventional casualwear. Sport Utility Wear (SUW) offers pieces intended for movement, whether for errands, light activities or more active pursuits. Knits include Souffle Yarn styles made with 100% extra fine merino wool, alongside Smooth Cotton Knits for those who prefer cotton. Loungewear and Innerwear are likewise designed to transition between staying in and stepping out.

Adding a local touch to the launch, award-winning actress and host Anne Curtis was introduced as UNIQLO’s newest local celebrity partner. She demonstrated the collection through two looks, including a relaxed combination of the Zip Up Short Jacket, JW Anderson Boxy Oxford Long Sleeve Shirt, Ribbed Henley Neck Long Sleeve T-Shirt and Baggy Barrel Leg Jeans. For a softer layered look, she paired the Fluffy Yarn Fleece Full-Zip Jacket with the UNIQLO : C Milano Ribbed Full-Zip Cardigan and Baggy Barrel Leg Jeans.

Other local partners, including Alexa Ilacad, Anthony Constantino, Emilio Daez, Kianna Dy, Matteo Guidicelli and Solenn Heussaff, also presented their interpretations of the collection across categories ranging from AIRism and sweats to cashmere, outerwear and Smart Culottes.

Beyond the seasonal lineup, the Fall/Winter season marks the 10th anniversary of UNIQLO U and the upcoming launch of the UNIQLO : C Fall/Winter collection. New Core T and UT designs will also feature themes including Manga 100th, YOASOBI, Pokémon, Ukiyo-e, Peanuts and New York pop art.

The season also brings local community initiatives. UNIQLO Philippines is implementing the PEACE FOR ALL initiative locally in partnership with Plan International Pilipinas, supporting underserved Filipino youth, particularly young women, through skills development, employability and entrepreneurship opportunities. Proceeds from every new PEACE FOR ALL collection purchase will support the initiative, including its program in Valenzuela City, alongside the broader global program for the next three years.

Meanwhile, Re.UNIQLO Special Artisan Patches were recently introduced to mark the 70th Friendship Year between the Philippines and Japan. Created with local artisans nationwide, the patches feature landmarks and cultural elements from both countries and can be added to UNIQLO pieces through the Re.UNIQLO Studio Embroidery Service.

The 2026 Fall/Winter collection is available through UNIQLO Philippines.