LifeWear magazine is a free magazine dedicated to the UNIQLO philosophy of making daily life richer and more comfortable.

Timeless items, always evolving. Tips for creating new styles, as seen in outfits from this issue.

Stone roads, a castle, a historic university. Fall and winter items styled by the charming, independent residents of Edinburgh.

An assortment of matching sets to suit this season’s mood. Check out the knit accessories and ideas for coordinating looks.

Three local perspectives from Stockholm on modern functional style. Nordic colour combos and layered styles for the fall and winter.

Twenty new items, including 40th anniversary sweats, outerwear in the new coyote color, the first Uniqlo : C men’s collection, and itch-free knits for kids.

Five classic styles introduced by Jason Jules, the author of Black Ivy: A Revolt in Style, which sheds light on the role of Ivy Style in Black culture.

For a special joint collection from UT, KAWS reflects on Andy Warhol, answering questions and discussing his sources of inspiration.

Casual styles for in or out. A selection of easywear from UNIQLO featuring relaxed jersey materials in elegant silhouettes.

The next generation of UNIQLO outerwear, PUFFTECH is light and warm, like wearing air itself. A behind-the-scenes look at the technology, as well as what makes it perfect for today.

UNIQLO opened its first store in Hiroshima in 1984. In celebration of forty years in business, we’re highlighting some of our most unique stores from around the world. Which locations speak to you?

Pizza, gelato, buffalo mozzarella. A guide to Rome, home to the second UNIQLO in Italy to open after the first store in Milan. Don’t forget the souvenirs!

Rome is synonymous with carbonara. The chef of a popular trattoria shares her traditional recipe. You’ll be surprised at what goes into the flavours.

Advice on getting the most out of your clothes. Ranging from how to build a wardrobe to customizing with embroidery or sashiko and daily care and repairs.

A journey through the mid-century architectural icons of Kagawa, styled in authentic LifeWear made for winter.