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Jonathan Anderson's Uniqlo collab is as delightful as can be.
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He may be the creative director for Dior, but he moonlights for Uniqlo.
While fashion people know of Jonathan Anderson’s celebrated career at the helm of Loewe, his independent label JW Anderson and most recent role at Dior, his latest project made him a household name for Swifties, too.
The Irish-born fashion designer was the creative mind behind both Taylor Swift’s wedding gown and Travis Kelce’s tux — a surprise pick that cemented Anderson as the buzziest name in couture.
While we love designer duds, our budgets can’t keep up. So, it’s serendipitous that the couturier has a fast-selling collab through his ongoing partnership with Japanese retailer Uniqlo that’s available to shop today. The elevated wardrobe staples won’t set you back, yet they look far richer than the price tag.
Uniqlo x JW Anderson Baggy Jeans
Uniqlo X JW AndersonAnderson brings his signature clean, modern aesthetics and elevated fabrics to each piece of his Uniqlo collab. (You won’t find any polyester.) These 100% cotton, high-waist, almost barrel-leg jeans are a wardrobe staple.
They’re available in two blue rinses and waist sizes 22-34. Pro tip: Get your regular size and don’t size down, no matter what the website tells you.
Uniqlo x JW Anderson Oxford Boxy Cropped Shirt
Uniqlo X JW AndersonA modern update to the classic button-down, this cropped shirt is made with a lightweight fabric that offers a sophisticated drape. In cooler months, it will layer with blazers and sweaters in an effortlessly chic way. It also comes in pale blue or green.
Uniqlo x JW Anderson AirSense Blazer
Uniqlo X JW AndersonSeveral pieces from the line are unisex, so no need to call it a boyfriend blazer. A timeless cut in navy made from “lightweight, stretchy and quick-drying high-performance material,” this could be your new day-or-night outfit savior. One shopper calls it “amazing quality.”
Uniqlo x JW Anderson Straight Jeans
Uniqlo X JW AndersonThis under-$50 straight-leg jean comes in white and three blue rinses, all with the signature Jonathan Anderson logo embroidered on the back pocket. We’ve seen this surprisingly chic, mid-rise pair in the wild on editors all over New York City. (Can confirm, they feel like a designer steal at a wallet-friendly price.)
Uniqlo x JW Anderson Oxford Boxy Short Sleeve Shirt
Uniqlo X JW AndersonThere are also a few striped styles, which so many shoppers call “perfect.” (This one also comes in solid colors, should you prefer.)
Uniqlo x JW Anderson Denim Shirt
Uniqlo X JW AndersonWe love a cute denim shirt in place of a cardigan or blazer. Wear it layered, tucked in, unbuttoned, or not — the possibilities are endless. There’s a similar style in dark colors as well.
“The drape is not overly baggy, a perfect ‘boyfriend’ fit. Never found a denim shirt quite like this one, the quality is absurdly good,” wrote one fan.
Uniqlo x JW Anderson Cotton Volume Sleeve Shirt
Uniqlo X JW AndersonA newer addition to the line, this button-down style has a rounded collar and gathered fabric at the back for the kind of subtle details the line is known for. It also comes in pale blue and white.
Uniqlo x JW Anderson Oxford Boxy Cropped Shirt
Uniqlo X JW Anderson The light blue cropped Oxford is half-off — along with several other styles, ideal for shopping designer-made pieces at a steal of a price. It also comes in pink.
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This article was written by Erica Radol, Page Six Commerce Reporter. From identifying the top anti-aging skincare secrets the stars trust to dishing on the latest fashion collabs to finding a great deal on all of the above, Erica has a knack for reporting on – and even testing – Hollywood’s bestselling fashion and beauty products. Before joining Page Six in 2025, she wrote about entertainment, lifestyle and shopping trends for Us Weekly, The Daily Beast, Entertainment Tonight, Well+Good and Hearst.
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