A New Era of Subversion: CDG’s Evolution in 2025

Comme des Garçons doesn’t follow trends—it creates tectonic shifts. 2025 brings a sharper edge to Rei Kawakubo’s legacy, a collection of contradictions that feel both futuristic and intimately raw. Expect silhouettes that challenge proportion, textures that flirt with discomfort, and quiet rebellion stitched into every seam.

This season, CDG is louder in silence, bolder in minimalism, and more rebellious in restraint. It's not just clothing—it’s conceptual architecture in motion.

CDG Converse: Where Art Meets Asphalt

There’s a reason CDG Converse sneakers never fall out of favor. In 2025, the collaboration gets a bold refresh: think abstract graphics, distorted heart logos, and mismatched panels that make each pair a walking statement. The Chuck 70 remains the hero silhouette, but now comes with asymmetric soles and unexpected color splashes.

Streetwear meets gallery-worthy design, yet they’re still the kicks you can throw on with anything. Form meets function, but with a wink.

The Rise of the CDG Hoodie: Comfort with a Concept

The humble hoodie gets the Comme treatment—and suddenly, it’s not so humble anymore. This year’s CDG hoodies explore new shapes: cropped bodies, extended sleeves, haphazard zippers, and fabric overlays that drape like modern sculpture. Some even blur the line between hoodie and jacket.

And of course, the iconic Play heart logo still peeks from the chest or sleeve. A symbol of whimsy, irony, and cool nonchalance, stitched into wearable comfort.

CDG Shirts: The Anatomy of Deconstruction

Classic shirting is turned inside out—literally and metaphorically. Button-downs come with uneven hems, overlapping panels, and mismatched cuffs. Some feature patchwork that resembles a glitch in the fabric matrix. Others are sliced and reassembled like avant-garde origami.

These aren’t just shirts. They’re thought experiments in cotton. Each one a quiet riot against corporate uniformity.

CDG Knit: Cozy Meets Conceptual

This season’s CDG knits offer texture you can feel from across the room. From intentionally pilled mohair to exploded cable-knit patterns, the collection thrives on contrast. Think soft against sharp. Oversized yet fitted. Muted tones clashing with a rogue fluorescent thread.

CDG knitwear has become a standout category—no longer just for layering, but for starring. It wraps you in contradiction. And warmth, of course.

CDG Long Sleeve Staples: Minimalism, Distorted

Long sleeves have long been the unsung heroes of any wardrobe. CDG flips the narrative. This season, even the most "basic" long sleeve is sliced with side vents, asymmetrical hems, or panels that peek out from unexpected seams.

The brand leans into tonal palettes—greys, blacks, creams—but disrupts them with hidden textures and layered cuffs. These pieces don’t shout. They whisper... and then haunt you with their precision.

CDG Polo Shirts: The Preppy Reboot

Polo shirts get the Comme des Garçons remix—preppy, but with a punk soul. Some arrive with slanted button plackets, others with extra collars or doubled sleeves. Logos are playfully misplaced. Materials shift mid-garment, giving a sense of motion even when standing still.

This isn’t your dad’s weekend wear. It’s a wink at tradition—and a kick at conformity.

The Comme Des Garçons Continuum

What’s new in Comme des Garçons is always rooted in what’s never been done. The brand doesn't chase novelty—it births it. Every piece is a confrontation. An invitation to ask, “What is fashion supposed to do?” And then, to ignore that answer entirely.

From Converse collaborations to shredded button-downs, Comme continues to be the anti-brand brand. A shape-shifter. A provocateur. And in 2025, it’s not just evolving—it’s leading the next fashion rebellion.

Every stitch dares. Every hem provokes. This is Comme des Garçons: forever experimental, endlessly essential.