COMME des GARÇONS HOMME PLUS presented its 2013-14 Fall/Winter collection at Paris Men's Fashion Week. The designer was Rei Kawakubo.

The first half to the middle of the collection featured pale pinks, yellows, purples, and grays. Tassels and fringe blades were sewn onto the hems of shirts and jackets, adding accents. Many jackets were made from jacquard fabric with a plant motif. Blousons with similar patterns had the fabric folded over the hem, creating the appearance of a tailcoat or long jacket. Also sandwiched in between were warm styles such as long coats and cut-and-sew tops made from brown blanket fabric.

A long sweatshirt with pompom embroidery at the mid-waist was introduced. The pompom motif was then carried over into shirt and set styles. The waist of the shirt was embroidered in the same way as the sweatshirt, and the set was made of jacquard fabric with stripes, plaid, and plant patterns made from hair strands that looked like unfolded pom-poms on the front.

Towards the end of the show, the items that had appeared up until then were changed to black. The materials also took on a glossy sheen, creating a sharp atmosphere. The show ended with a contrast to the pale atmosphere of the first half.

Overall, shirts were tucked out, hoodies and T-shirts had long hems, and tops were suggested to have long points. Bottoms were loose, straight, sarouel, and shorts, with a relaxed feel and length that balanced out the upper body. Leather hats with ears and messy long hair, combined with the milky colors, created a mysterious atmosphere.