Brand profile

unfil

Tokyo label making pared-back, material-led knitwear and relaxed wardrobe staples in cashmere, wool, linen and organic cotton.

TokyoOrigin
Minimalist / ContemporaryStyle
$$$Price

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What to know about unfil

Knitwear is the founding skill

Saori Komatsu designed knitwear at Iliann Loeb before launching unfil in 2017, and gauge-varied knits in cashmere, alpaca and wool remain the core of each collection.

Yarn development drives the design

Garments start from fabric and yarn work rather than silhouette ideas, with fit and hand-feel prioritized over seasonal trend across a muted neutral palette.

Mid-high pricing, natural fibers only

Knitwear typically runs $200-500 using cashmere, alpaca, wool, linen and organic cotton, sold via Japanese boutiques and stockists like Namu Shop.

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Brand facts

unfil is a Tokyo label launched in 2017 by designer Saori Komatsu, previously a knitwear designer at Iliann Loeb. The brand builds pared-back wardrobe staples around yarn and fabric development, favoring high-grade natural fibers such as cashmere, alpaca, wool, linen and organic cotton. Collections center on gauge-varied knitwear, soft tailoring, easy trousers and unstructured outerwear in muted neutrals, with fit and hand-feel prioritized over seasonal trend. Sold through Japanese boutiques and international stockists including Namu Shop, with knitwear typically in the $200-500 range.

Founded
2017
Origin
Tokyo, Japan
Price
$$$
Facts checked
August 2026
Styles
Minimalist / Contemporary, Quiet luxury

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