Introducing MUJI LABO AUTUMN/WINTER 2026
Reinterpreting Everyday Clothing Through Material, Craft, and Function
MUJI LABO AW26 reinterprets familiar everyday clothing through considered materials, traditional production techniques, and relaxed, functional silhouettes. The collection brings together water-repellent fabrics, cupro, poplin, traditionally produced textiles, natural fibers, and recycled materials in an understated wardrobe designed around everyday function, comfort, and enduring design.
True to LABO's approach, each piece explores how material, construction, and proportion can give new perspective to everyday essentials.
Functional Autumn Layers
Water-repellent polyester taffeta introduces lightweight outerwear designed for changing autumn weather, including men's and women's jackets, easy pants, and a tucked easy skirt. Cupro blend extends the collection into fluid everyday dressing with men's open-collar shirts and easy tapered pants, a women's sleeveless dress and wrap skirt, and a short-sleeve men's shirt.
Poplin shirts in regular and stand-collar styles offer further everyday staples, while Lyocell jersey and cotton cashmere T-shirts introduce soft, versatile layers.
Natural and Recycled Fibers
Natural and recycled fibers form a central part of the collection. Cotton yak appears across men's loose and easy pants and women's hakama and wide pants, bringing softness and warmth to relaxed silhouettes. Recycled cotton blend is used in men's pants and women's barrel pants, while llama features across women's high-gauge and low-gauge knitwear, including a Henley neck sweater, long cardigan, and crew neck sweater.
Refined Winter Layers
As temperatures drop, recycled cashmere blends bring warmth to tailored and relaxed silhouettes. Men's styles include a double-weave stand-collar coat, tailored jacket, and easy pants, alongside a wool blend regular-collar shirt and cashmere blend mid-gauge crew neck sweater.
For women, recycled cashmere appears in a collarless jacket and tapered pants, complemented by a natural-color cashmere crew neck sweater. The collection's relaxed approach continues through llama blend low-gauge knitwear.
Winter Outerwear
Functional down outerwear completes the transition into winter, with a men's water-repellent hooded down jacket and women's water-repellent stand-collar down short jacket combining practical protection with LABO's understated approach to silhouette and construction.
Footwear & Accessories
Canvas low-cut sneakers are offered across men's and women's collections, joined by men's leather mid-cut sneakers for a more refined cold-weather option. The collection is completed by a recycled cashmere blend casquette and unisex smooth jersey easy pants.
Available now at select MUJI stores and online in the US and Canada at www.muji.us.
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About MUJI
MUJI, originally founded in Japan in 1980, offers a wide range of low-cost, good quality products including household goods, apparel, food, and even houses. The name derives from the company’s original name in Japanese: Mujirushi Ryohin, meaning No Brand, Quality Goods. MUJI is based on three core principles, which remain unchanged to this day: selection of materials, streamlining of processes, and simplification of packaging. MUJI’s products, born from an extremely rational manufacturing process, are succinct, but they are not in the minimalist style. That is, they are like empty vessels. Simplicity and emptiness yield the ultimate universality, embracing the feelings and thoughts of all people. They have been credited with being “resource-saving”, “low-priced”, “simple”, “anonymous” and “nature-oriented”. Without placing a disproportionate emphasis on any of one of these varied assessments, MUJI aims to live up to all. There are more than 1,000 MUJI stores around the world, carrying more than 7,000 items, but the foundation of their ideology hasn’t changed as MUJI continues to orient itself to the basis and universality of daily life.