MUJI "Cotton Dobby Weave Check" and "Cotton Openwork Knit" Series Launched

Ryohin Keikaku Co., Ltd. (Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo / President and Representative Director Tomo Shimizu), which operates MUJI, will sequentially launch the "Cotton Dobby Weave Check" series from July 6 (Mon.) and the "Cotton Openwork Knit" series from July 13 (Mon.) as innerwear and homewear to make late summer living comfortable, at MUJI stores nationwide and online.

Ryohin Keikaku aims to enrich and improve daily life by providing products and services based on the value of "simplicity is not inferior to luxury," toward the realization of "pleasant living and society."

MUJI is working to create clothing that can be worn comfortably even in the humid late summer season by reviewing materials and specifications. Both the "Cotton Dobby Weave Check" series and the "Cotton Openwork Knit" series being launched this time are cotton-based. A wide lineup will be offered, including innerwear with dobby weave patterns and knits with openwork. These are items that can be worn comfortably regardless of the scene, from relaxing during the day to sleeping.

"Cotton Dobby Weave Check" Series

This series features a light and comfortable feel with excellent breathability, using fabric with a dobby weave pattern. Details have been carefully considered, such as a design that allows air to pass through easily and reduced seams* to ensure comfort even in humid weather. It also features versatility, with items ranging from innerwear to pajamas and dresses, allowing them to be worn both indoors and outdoors.

"Cotton Openwork Knit" Series

This knit series features a gentle fit and light comfort, knitted on a sweater knitting machine. The lineup allows for coordinated outfits with items such as bra tank tops, cardigans, and pants, enabling a relaxed style.

◆ Product Lineup

*See separate sheet.

Ryohin Keikaku will continue to promote the development of products that utilize natural materials and consider reducing environmental impact, as well as expand products and services that support the basics of life, toward the realization of "pleasant living and society."

*Excluding innerwear