Cecilie Bahnsen and UNIQLO reunite for Fall/Winter 2026. UNIQLO and Cecilie Bahnsen's second capsule, "Wandering Together," is scheduled to launch globally on November 19, 2026. Up next. Published on 05 November 2026 AI This post was created with the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI). Before you order Offer from Amazon Get beauty and skincare favorites delivered free with Prime * Fast, free delivery on millions of items * Prime Video, Amazon Music and more included * Member-only deals all year As an affiliate, Helmet Salon earn on qualifying purchases. UNIQLO and designer Cecilie Bahnsen are reuniting for a second collaborative collection, titled "Wandering Together." The Fall/Winter 2026 range is scheduled for a global launch on November 19, with fleece clothing and accessories for adults and children. Prices, specific retailer locations and regional availability have not been detailed in the supplied report. UNIQLO and Copenhagen-based designer Cecilie Bahnsen are reuniting for a second collaborative capsule, a Fall/Winter 2026 collection called "Wandering Together" that is scheduled to launch globally on November 19. The fleece-led range includes clothing and accessories for adults and children, extending the brands' partnership into cold-weather layering. According to the announcement reported by Hypebae, the collection takes inspiration from walks through the Scandinavian countryside and combines Bahnsen's feminine design approach with UNIQLO's functional LifeWear positioning. The report describes tactile fleece as the central material, with soft knits and layering pieces intended for colder weather. The collection is timed for the holiday season. Discover more Discover Makeup The reported adult range includes fleece jackets, vests and skirts in black, deep navy, heather gray and blush pink. Floral embroidery and gathered waist details bring decorative elements to the pieces, while adjustable features are intended to let wearers change hems or silhouettes. Fleece hats and knit gloves are also listed among the accessories. Children's items include peplum cut-and-sew tops and what the report describes as UNIQLO's first A-line fleece skorts. The collection is scheduled to be available through the UNIQLO website and select retailers. The source does not identify the participating stores or give prices, item counts or a detailed country-by-country release schedule. At a glance announcement When: Announced in November 2026; launch sche... The development UNIQLO and Cecilie Bahnsen have announced a second collaboration, a fleece-focused Fall/Winter 2026 collection scheduled to launch globally on November 19. A second capsule adds fleece. The collaboration brings Bahnsen's recognizable use of feminine shapes and decorative details to a broad UNIQLO collection built around practical cold-weather layers. Its focus on fleece, adjustable silhouettes and accessories gives the partnership a different seasonal emphasis, while the children's pieces extend the offering beyond adult apparel. For shoppers, the immediate significance is a scheduled release date and an outline of the product categories, not a complete shopping guide. With prices and retailer details still unavailable in the reported announcement, prospective buyers cannot yet compare costs or confirm whether every item will be offered in their market.

UNIQLO announces to open in Wales in autumn 2027. Global apparel retailer UNIQLO has announced plans to open its first store in Wales, with UNIQLO Cardiff set to open in Autumn 2027, marking an exciting new milestone in the brand's continued UK expansion. Located within St David's, one of the Welsh capital's leading shopping destinations, the new store will span approximately 940 sq metres of sales floor across two floors. The opening will bring the UNIQLO store experience to Wales for the first time, offering customers in Cardiff and beyond access to the brand's signature LifeWear collections. Recognised for LifeWear, UNIQLO's philosophy of creating high-quality, functional and thoughtfully designed clothing to make everyday life better, the new Cardiff store will offer a comprehensive range of products for men, women, kids and babies, bringing the brands focus on quality, comfort and functionality to customers across Wales. Alessandro Dudech, COO of UNIQLO UK said: "We are incredibly excited to take another important step in UNIQLO's UK expansion with the opening of our first store in Wales, in Cardiff, in Autumn 2027. Cardiff is a vibrant city with a rich cultural heritage, and with an existing base of Welsh customers already shopping with us online, we are delighted to bring the UNIQLO experience closer to them and introduce LifeWear to even more customers across Wales." Clare Dutton, Portfolio Director at Landsec, said: "UNIQLO choosing St David's for its first store in Wales is a significant signing. The brand's high-quality fashion and unique in-store experience has broad generational appeal and will bring something new to Cardiff's retail offer. Having built a strong relationship with UNIQLO across its wider portfolio, A1 Retail Magazine is pleased to be welcoming the brand to St David's as it continues its UK expansion. Uniqlo's arrival builds on the investment A1 Retail Magazine is making in St David's and its focus on bringing new brands and experiences to the centre. With footfall continuing to grow, A1 Retail Magazine is seeing strong momentum as A1 Retail Magazine look to attract more leading brands to the destination." UNIQLO currently operates 26 stores across the UK, with Cardiff joining Bath, Brighton, Leeds and Canary Wharf as part of the brands continued expansion in 2027. October 2026 issue.

Uniqlo targets Queensland amid Australia surge. By Christopher Kelly | 3 November 2026 2 / 3 free articles left. Uniqlo will open a new, larger store on Brisbane's Queen Street on November 27, relocating its original Brisbane flagship to a significantly bigger site next door. The new store at 170 Queen St sits beside the current Uniqlo Queen St site, which closed on November 2. Customers have been directed to the retailer's online store during the closure. The Japanese apparel retailer reported the new store would offer an expanded floorplan, a new layout and updated fixtures. "Queen Street has been an important location for Uniqlo in Queensland, and this new store opening reflects our commitment to providing Brisbane customers with an improved and more inspiring shopping experience," Uniqlo Australia COO Satoshi Naito said. The store will also launch Brisbane's first UTme! local collaboration, a T-shirt range featuring designs by Queensland artists Alessia Emanuele and Mitchell English. The collection will be available only at the Queen Street store. The Brisbane relocation is the second step in a Queensland push for the retailer, following its first Sunshine Coast store at Sunshine Plaza. The 777 square metre store opened on October 15, also with exclusive UT T-shirt designs by a local artist. Naito described the Sunshine Plaza store as representing the evolution of Uniqlo in Australia, with the full LifeWear range alongside a more interactive shopping experience. The expansion follows a record year for parent company Fast Retailing, which posted its fifth consecutive record result in FY2026. Group revenue rose 16.6 per cent to 3.96 trillion yen, while business profit climbed 30.4 per cent to 718.4 billion yen and profit attributable to owners of the parent increased 25.3 per cent to 542.5 billion yen. Uniqlo International was the main driver, with revenue up 26.2 per cent to 2.41 trillion yen and business profit up 44.1 per cent to 439.8 billion yen. The group reported double-digit revenue and profit gains in local currency terms across its South Korea, Southeast Asia, India and Australia, North America and Europe regions, with business profit margins improving in every region. The group attributed the brand's growth in part to opening high-quality stores and better coordinating products, store displays and customer communication. Uniqlo Japan lifted revenue 5.7 per cent to 1.08 trillion yen and business profit 8.1 per cent to 196 billion yen, on same-store sales growth of 5.1 per cent. Fast Retailing is forecasting another record year in FY2027, with revenue expected to rise 12.3 per cent to 4.45 trillion yen and business profit projected to grow 15.5 per cent to 830 billion yen. With the new Brisbane CBD store, Brisbane-based ceramic artist and illustrator Emanuele has reworked Brisbane landmarks for the range, with each design first made as a handmade ceramic before being photographed and digitised. Noosa-based contemporary artist English has contributed designs drawing on Australian coastal life and surf culture. Uniqlo will mark the opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, Japanese drumming performances and customer giveaways.