Uniqlo puts spotlight on straight jeans in Fall/Winter collection
Global fashion brand Uniqlo is putting straight-leg denim in focus with the launch of its Fall/Winter 2025 Jeans lineup, led by the JW Anderson Straight Jeans.
In an exclusive preview, the newest collection highlights the brand’s commitment to comfort, versatility, and classic Japanese denim craftsmanship.
The JW Anderson Straight Jeans feature a regular fit with a subtle wash and vintage finish, offering a clean, streamlined silhouette. The back pockets are stamped with JW Anderson’s logo, lending a refined touch to a style that bridges everyday wear with designer detail.
Fashion influencer Laureen Uy, who wore the piece to the event, styled it with a preppy look.
“I went for a preppy style to bring out its classic look. Its timelessness really makes it the perfect everyday pair,” she said.
This season, Uniqlo adds two new shades to the straight jeans lineup—deep blue for women and gray for men—intended to suit a wide range of personal styles.
The women’s collection also sees the addition of two new silhouettes. The Slim Flare Trouser Jeans, under the slim fit category, are cut with a flared leg and finished with a center crease and slashed pockets for a more structured look. The Baggy Curve Jeans, part of the wide fit range, have a barrel-style shape that curves gently from the hips to the hem. A high-rise waist and laser-washed treatment give the pair both structure and a worn-in finish.
Content creator Renee Dominique, seen wearing the Baggy Curve style at the launch, noted how well the fit worked for her.
“The Baggy Curve Jeans feel like they were made for me. They’re effortless and just click with who I am. I love how they flatter my legs, perfectly complemented by a comfy high-rise waist that highlights your shape in all the right places,” Renee explained.
For men and women who prefer other silhouettes, the broader Fall/Winter collection includes a variety of options. For men, the EZY Jeans and Slim Fit Jeans remain part of the lineup. For women, the Wide Trouser Jeans and Wide Straight Jeans offer alternatives with looser fits.
TV host and sportscaster Anjo Pertierra, who also attended the event, said the wider silhouettes suit his on-air wardrobe.
“The Wide Straight Jeans easily blend with my everyday grind. As someone who often dresses in smart casual looks for shows, the wide silhouette adds the perfect contrast—it softens the sharpness of a fitted blazer or a sleek sweater and gives a more relaxed, effortless look,” he stated.
To help shoppers find the best fit, the Uniqlo app features MySize Assist, a digital tool that uses smartphone camera input and AI to estimate body shape and recommend sizes based on age, height, weight, and fit preferences.
The collection reflects Uniqlo’s continued investment in denim technology through its Jeans Innovation Center in Los Angeles. Established in 2016, the facility uses laser finishing, nano-bubbles, and bio-washing techniques to produce jeans that are both contemporary and environmentally responsible. Many styles also incorporate Japanese denim from Kaihara, known for its rich indigo color and premium aging.
More details are available at uniqlo.com/ph/en, or through @uniqlo on Facebook and @uniqlophofficial on Instagram.
