UNIQLO to Launch UNIQLO and JW ANDERSON Spring/Summer 2018 Collection

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Uniqlo announces plans to launch a Spring/Summer 2018 UNIQLO and JW ANDERSON collection, following the positive response worldwide for its Fall/Winter2017 line. The new collection, created once again in collaboration with London-based fashion brand JW ANDERSON, will include items for men and women, and will be available in the upcoming Spring/Summer 2018 season at selected UNIQLO stores and online at www.uniqlo.com/sg.
Commenting on the announcement, Jonathan Anderson said, “The first UNIQLO and JW ANDERSON collaboration was super exciting for me, and I am very happy with the results. I am proud of it and I think the pieces are incredibly well made. The line was also a good bridge between the ideal of British classicism and my own brand.”He added,“The Spring/Summer 2018 collection is about items that interlink with each other. It’s about layering this time. The idea is to mix and match things together, and I truly hope you will enjoy it.”
Questions & Answers
Q.Which season is the new UNIQLO and JW ANDERSON collection designed for?
Which season is the new UNIQLO and JW ANDERSON collection designed for?
The new collection is designed for the Spring/Summer 2018 season. It will be available during that time at selected UNIQLO stores and online.
Q.Where will the new UNIQLO and JW ANDERSON collection be available for purchase?
Where will the new UNIQLO and JW ANDERSON collection be available for purchase?
The new collection will be available at selected UNIQLO stores. Customers can also purchase items online via www.uniqlo.com/sg when the collection launches.
Q.What is the design concept for the Spring/Summer 2018 collection, according to Jonathan Anderson?
What is the design concept for the Spring/Summer 2018 collection, according to Jonathan Anderson?
Jonathan Anderson stated the Spring/Summer 2018 collection focuses on items that interlink. The main idea behind it is layering, allowing customers to mix and match pieces.
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