Ten c and COMOLI approach their first collaboration by putting the clothes before the names behind them. The two labels have developed an eight-piece wardrobe that explores how fabric, construction and proportion influence the way garments are worn and evolve over time.
Presented in Tokyo in Octobef 2026, the collection brings together Ten c’s material-led approach to outerwear and COMOLI’s relaxed silhouettes and sensitivity to fabric. The result is a considered range that moves between outerwear, knitwear and everyday staples.
Eight Pieces, One Material Language
The collection draws on several contrasting fabrics, including Ten c’s Original Japanese Jersey (OJJ), Japanese cotton flannel associated with COMOLI, pieced-dyed crinkle ripstop nylon, satin and brushed stretch wool. Each material introduces a different texture, weight and response to movement, creating variation within an entirely black wardrobe.
The Hooded Coat combines 11 oz OJJ with cotton flannel, bringing together the structure of Ten c’s signature jersey and the softer characteristics of Japanese flannel. The Reversible Jacket and Reversible Pants pair crinkled nylon with flannel, allowing the garments to shift between different surfaces and appearances. Satin and brushed stretch wool introduce some more contrasts across the collection.
Teh full eight-piece range comprises the Field Jacket, Reversible Jacket, Reversible Track Jacket, Liner, Hooded Coat, Knit, Knit Pants and Reversible Pants.
Design That Develops Through Wear
For Ten c, the collaboration builds on a longstanding interest in materials that develop over time. Its Original Japanese Jersey is valued for its density and structure, making it a defining element of the brand’s outerwear. COMOLI brings a different but complementary perspective, prioritising ease and fabrics that feel natural in use.
Founded bt designer Keijiro Komori in 2011, COMOLI creates clothing informed by the purpose and atmosphere of the present. Ten c, part of the FGF Industry Group led by Enzo Fusco, has gradually expanded beyond outerwear yet they remain focused on construction and material integrity.
Their shared approach is captured in the collection’s guiding phrase: “Before design, before definition, there is intention.” It reflects a belief that thoughtful clothing begins with an understanding of how it will be worn.
The Ten c x COMOLI was first unveiled at an invitation-only event at COMOLI Tokyo on 23 October 2026. The collection became available exclusively at COMOLI’s directly operated stores in Tokyo and Matsumoto on 24 October, followed by an international release through selected retailers and Ten c’s official online store on 26 October 2026.
Ten c and COMOLI Build a Wardrobe Around Material and Intention
