Kapok Blend Corduroy Jacket

Our diverse range of wool apparel is carefully constructed from sustainable fibres sourced globally to keep you comfortable this season.

Andes wool is a MUJI favourite for the fluffy warmth it brings to our knitted products. Sheep raised in the high atitudes of the Andean Mountains in South America grow thick and soft wool that is incredibly resilient.

Our recycled polyester fibre is made from plastic bottles that are recovered then melted down to be reused. We reduce environmental impact by reusing everyday waste, transforming it into a brand-new source of material.

MUJI actively sources cotton from socially and environmentally conscious suppliers. This includes organic cotton grown under fair labour practices, organic farming standards and in areas that preserve the natural environment.

We collect products made from wool that have served their original purpose and reuse them to create raw materials, blending a variety of colours to create unique new fabrics.

Kapok is a natural fibre with a smooth, soft texture. Due to its hollow structure, Kapok is the world’s lightest natural fibre. It performs well at absorbing moisture and retaining heat, while the smooth texture of the fibres gives Kapok its enhanced softness and elasticity.

Soy fibre is made from the pulp leftover from processing soybeans into tofu and other items. This material is so incredibly soft and comfortable it's often referred to as "vegetable cashmere".