90% matchAuralee
Same custom-milled Japanese fabric obsession, softer palette
What changes: Less military/workwear pattern-making, broader womenswear and global retail
Brand profile
Tokyo menswear label founded in 2011 by Keijiro Komori, making fabric-led everyday clothing in wide, relaxed silhouettes.

Military, workwear and traditional Japanese patterns are reworked into wide, loose silhouettes in heavyweight natural cloth, sized around the Japanese body and climate.
The recurring pieces are silk broadcloth shirts, moleskin and denim trousers, and boxy outerwear — the same core garments revisited each season.
Distribution stays narrow across Japanese stockists and a few international retailers, and the label only opened a public Instagram account in 2025.
Overall fit
runs large
Comoli garments are known for wide, voluminous silhouettes that wear larger than typical Western sizing, so many shoppers find they can take a size smaller than expected.
Tip: Consider sizing down one from your usual, especially if you prefer a cleaner fit, as garments are cut generously with intentional drape.
Medium confidence · based on 8 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shirts & overshirts | runs large | relaxed, boxy with dropped shoulders | Size down if you want a trimmer fit, as shirts are cut wide and boxy with roomy sleeves. |
| Trousers & pants | runs large | wide, relaxed through hip and leg | Trousers are generously cut and wide, so most can take their true or one size down depending on desired volume. |
| Jeans & denim | slightly large | relaxed to wide straight | Denim runs relaxed and heavyweight; account for minimal stretch and choose based on your preferred volume. |
| Jackets | runs large | boxy, oversized outerwear | Outerwear is boxy and roomy enough to layer, so sizing down is worth considering unless you want extra volume. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
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Comoli runs large. Consider sizing down one from your usual, especially if you prefer a cleaner fit, as garments are cut generously with intentional drape. Comoli garments are known for wide, voluminous silhouettes that wear larger than typical Western sizing, so many shoppers find they can take a size smaller than expected.
Comoli garments are known for wide, voluminous silhouettes that wear larger than typical Western sizing, so many shoppers find they can take a size smaller than expected. Overall shape: wide, drapey and relaxed with boxy proportions.
Comoli shirts & overshirts runs large. Size down if you want a trimmer fit, as shirts are cut wide and boxy with roomy sleeves. Shape: relaxed, boxy with dropped shoulders.
Comoli trousers & pants runs large. Trousers are generously cut and wide, so most can take their true or one size down depending on desired volume. Shape: wide, relaxed through hip and leg.
Comoli jeans & denim fits slightly large. Denim runs relaxed and heavyweight; account for minimal stretch and choose based on your preferred volume. Shape: relaxed to wide straight.
Comoli is a Tokyo menswear label founded in 2011 by designer Keijiro Komori, built on simple, high-quality everyday clothing suited to the Japanese climate and body. Collections rework military, workwear and traditional Japanese garment patterns into wide, drapey silhouettes cut from heavyweight natural fabrics, with silk broadcloth shirts, moleskin and denim trousers, and boxy outerwear as recurring signatures. Distribution stays deliberately narrow, through Japanese stockists and a small set of international retailers. The famously quiet brand opened its first public Instagram account in 2025.