Uniqlo

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Japanese Casual Wear Producer

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Founded May 1984
Headquarters Tokyo, Japan

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Uniqlo is a major casualwear producer and retailer, wholly owned by parent company Fast Retailing. The brand has its beginnings as a tailor shop in Ube, Japan known as Ogori Shoji, opened in March 1949. Currently, Uniqlo has 1,400 stores in 16 markets worldwide and boasts collaborations with the likes of Jil Sander and Pharrell Williams, as well as NIGO as its Uniqlo UT creative director.
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UNDERCOVER for Uniqlo Annoucement
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UNDERCOVER for Uniqlo Annoucement

Mega-retailer Uniqlo, famous for their affordable and well-designed staple items as well as

SAVEJAPAN! UT Uniqlo Project Curated by Vogue Japan & GQ Japan
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SAVEJAPAN! UT Uniqlo Project Curated by Vogue Japan & GQ Japan

Despite taking place several months ago, the lingering effects of Japan’s massive earthquake


Uniqlo’s +J Fall/Winter 2011 Set to Be Final Season
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Uniqlo’s +J Fall/Winter 2011 Set to Be Final Season

The latest news announces that Uniqlo and Jil Sander’s +J collection will enjoy its last season

Uniqlo 2011 Fall/Winter Collection
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Uniqlo 2011 Fall/Winter Collection

Japan’s fast fashion export Uniqlo has been relatively quiet on the global front but merely in

Condé Nast Japan x Uniqlo Celebrity T-Shirt Collection featuring Lady Gaga, Karl Lagerfeld, Gwyneth Paltrow, Nicole Kidman and Alber Elbaz
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Condé Nast Japan x Uniqlo Celebrity T-Shirt Collection featuring Lady Gaga, Karl Lagerfeld, Gwyneth Paltrow, Nicole Kidman and Alber Elbaz

Uniqlo and Condé Nast Japan join forces to continue efforts to rebuild Japan together with the Japanese Red Cross. A T-shirt project spanning 10 celebrity personalities over the creative domains of music, fashion, movie and sport, they include Lady Gaga (pictured, Karl Lagerfeld, Gwyneth Paltrow, Nicole Kidman, Alber Elbaz, Blake Lively, Charlize Theron, Cyndi Lauper, Victoria Beckham and Orlando Bloom.

UNIQLOOKS by UNIQLO
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UNIQLOOKS by UNIQLO

UNIQLOOKS is an all-new platform launched by Japanese fashion brand UNIQLO. UNIQLOOKS combines

Uniqlo +J 2011 Spring/Summer Collection Preview
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Uniqlo +J 2011 Spring/Summer Collection Preview

Japanese publication POPEYE offers this preview of Uniqlo’s +J 2011 Spring/Summer Collection by

Jil Sander x UNIQLO +J 2010 Fall/Winter Collection
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Jil Sander x UNIQLO +J 2010 Fall/Winter Collection

The ongoing Jil Sander and Uniqlo partnership prepares itself for a 2010 fall/winter launch

Uniqlo 2010 Spring Collection
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Uniqlo 2010 Spring Collection

With an ever growing stake in affordable fashion, Uniqlo’s 2010 spring collection. With a

Uniqlo +J 2010 Spring Collection - A Closer Look
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Uniqlo +J 2010 Spring Collection - A Closer Look

Having already seen extensive previews and announcements, Uniqlo once again unveils further

Uniqlo's +J Spring/Summer Collection Set to Launch
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Uniqlo's +J Spring/Summer Collection Set to Launch

After a positive outcome this past Fall/Winter, the +J collaborative capsule involving Jil

+J Jil Sander for Uniqlo Collection
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+J Jil Sander for Uniqlo Collection

As a release date nears, GQ offers an exclusive look into the +J Collection by Jil Sander for

 

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