The SS25 knitwear collection is defined by its bold use of textures and proportions. This season, the brand presents oversized silhouettes, often featuring exaggerated sleeve lengths, elongated hems, and draped forms that challenge conventional shapes. There’s an emphasis on fluidity, with many pieces allowing the wearer to experiment with layers and movement. The collection’s knits are both tactile and dynamic, often incorporating intricate stitch patterns, ribbed textures, and open weaves that create visual depth and intrigue.

Colour plays a subtle yet significant role in this collection. The predominant palette includes neutral tones such as ivory, black, and grey, which provide a minimalist backdrop for the bold structures and patterns of the knitwear. Occasional pops of muted pastels and earthy tones create a sense of balance, offering moments of color that do not overwhelm the collection’s overall restraint.

Deconstruction is a key feature in Comme des Garçons’  knitwear. Raw edges, unfinished hems, and asymmetrical cuts give each piece a sense of imperfection, which is a hallmark of Kawakubo’s design philosophy. These elements add an artistic quality to the garments, encouraging the wearer to embrace the unrefined beauty of their structure.