We don’t think we’ve paid enough attention to the new +J range. We do love the tailoring in the range but the slouchy stuff isn’t to be overlooked. Take this cardigan for instance. It’s as handsome as they come and, given the comfiness, a prime candidate for partner thievery. Just sleep with one eye open when you purchase this. (Uniqlo)

Haven’t you heard? Back for the last time, +J is out today. We could go over all the pieces but that’s basic blogger stuff (no word to Kreayshawn). Instead we’ll focus on our favourite item from the collection, this double breasted blazer. It’s peaked and flapped and, most importantly, will make the wearer look like a bawse. Which is all we want from our double breasted blazers. (Uniqlo)

Highsnob takes a look at the UNIQLO +J collection for Autumn 2011. Set to drop on September 7, the collection sits in a muted territory with a few hits of color throughout. They love the jackets a blazers. We love the collection overall.

More looks after the click.

Our brothers on Highsnob take a full look at the Spring/Summer 2011 from UNIQLO’s +J collection. “Today we get a first full look at the new Uniqlo +J Spring/Summer 2011 Collection, once again designed by Jil Sander. The line gets much more technical than in previous seasons and we especially like the outerwear offering. Of course you also get a nice choice of well cut shirts, knitwear, pants and some accessories. Next to the usual black, white and mud tones, you will also find some color accents in this new collection, which hits stores January 26th.”

View the entire men’s collection from UNIQLO +J Spring/Summer 2011 at Highsnobiety.

Fashionisto places the first look at the Spring 2011’s UNIQLO +J Collection. The single image comes from a campaign look and features “Uniqlo favorite Clément Chabernaud.” More images from the Spring 2011 UNIQLO +J Collection as we get them.

So the +J collection just ‘dropped’ (we’re not street enough to use that word without quotations) and here’s an early pick. We say early pick because there’s at least 6 or 7 blog worthy pieces in this collection, so you’ll be seeing more of this collection as the week’s go on. Anyone’s who’s been looking for a pair of trousers should look no further, because this flannel pair come in grey and navy, lack any silly embellishments and generally just look good. It’s that simple sometimes. (Uniqlo)

We’ve been bingeing on t-shirts as much as trainers lately, but what can we say? It’s still summer dagnammit. We’re still on a search for the perfect tee and, in the words of Mobb Deep, there’s a war going on outside no man is safe from. We’re backing the crew necks ourselves, so this piece from the +J collection is worth pulling the trigger for. While the heather colour is great, it’s probably best to stay away if you’re prone to sweating a fair bit. It’s fair to say that sweat patches will never be ‘in’. (Uniqlo)

Jill Sander’s second collection of pieces for Uniqlo hasn’t received the praise that the first did, with most unable to get their heads around a couple of pieces. If you were to compare it with a musician’s album, it’d be the overlooked follow up to a stand out debut. Despite all that, there are some great pieces to be had and these design trousers are just one of them. Cargo pants are on the brink of a comeback, so why not get them at a snip (£40) and see how they’ll work into your wardrobe. Unlike most Uniqlo trousers, these come with a slight taper – perfect for folks used to the APC straight leg as opposed to the Dickies one. (Uniqlo)

The big bosses at Highsnobiety cover the new preview looks from the forthcoming +J Uniqlo Spring 2010 collection. “We get a further look into the upcoming Uniqlo +J Spring 2010 Collection by Jil Sander. In its second season, the designer once again shows off some very clean styles for both men and women. The collection will land in stores on January 14th.”

More looks from Uniqlo’s +J Spring 2010 Collection after the click.

A very aggressively priced puffa downer from the +J collection at UNIQLO. It’s priced so well that they limit one jacket per person for pruchase. Must be something in that padding I would say. While the hype has been insane around the +J collection, this piece shines as an example of simplicity done right. Nice +J hit on the zip-up. (UNIQLO UK)

Another look at the UNIQLO +J Light Down Jacket available in navy or black after the click.