On April 2nd, tricot COMME des GARÇONS presented their 2013-14 Autumn/Winter collection in the form of a floor show at their showroom in Aoyama, Tokyo. The designer was Kurihara Tao.

The theme was "Khaki," a Trico interpretation of military style. A series of items were released that utilized the brand's signature deconstruction and reconstruction techniques, including a jacket made by deconstructing an MA-1 jacket, dropping the shoulders and creating room in the back, and a skirt that combined cargo pant patterns in a flat manner. The pants were cropped, and the classic sarouel pants were available in cargo style. Ribbon motifs were also found throughout the collection, with long bust darts cut out of fabric and tied into ribbons on tops and dresses, and they also served as accessories when attached to cut-and-sew tops as brooches.

The show ended with a variety of coat variations, including a tent-silhouette trench coat with a waistline that is cut and gathered to add volume, a padded nylon coat, a mod coat, and an extended M65 coat.

The colors were mainly khaki and navy, mixed with tartan checks. The textiles used were cotton twill, wool serge, blanket material, and other materials commonly seen in military wear.