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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Latest Collections

Roger Federer, Christopher Makos and More Partner with UNIQLO on New PEACE FOR ALL Collection
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Roger Federer, Christopher Makos and More Partner with UNIQLO on New PEACE FOR ALL Collection

Presented by Uniqlo
Releasing five graphically-designed T-shirts for charity.

UNIQLO to Open Covent Garden Flagship Store Next Month
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UNIQLO to Open Covent Garden Flagship Store Next Month

Introducing an exclusive collaboration with Transport for London, floral decorations by JamJar Flowers and its first in-store tearoom with Katstute100.


Uniqlo UT To Release 'Attack on Titan' Graphic T-Shirt Collection
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Uniqlo UT To Release 'Attack on Titan' Graphic T-Shirt Collection

Coming soon on March 30.

UNIQLO UT and Hypebeast Come Together for a Community Center Apparel Collection
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UNIQLO UT and Hypebeast Come Together for a Community Center Apparel Collection

Co-curated by Sean Wotherspoon, Actual Source, FaZe Clan, and Peaches.

UNIQLO UT Pays Homage to the Original PlayStation in New Capsule Collection
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UNIQLO UT Pays Homage to the Original PlayStation in New Capsule Collection

Showing the evolution of the gaming console.

UNIQLO U by Christophe Lemaire Makes Seasonal Transitions Easy for SS23
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UNIQLO U by Christophe Lemaire Makes Seasonal Transitions Easy for SS23

A capsule wardrobe for the warm months ahead.

Keith Haring, KAWS and More Join UNIQLO's Latest "Peace for All" Campaign
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Keith Haring, KAWS and More Join UNIQLO's Latest "Peace for All" Campaign

Peanuts, Lisa Larson and Wim Wenders also contribute charity tee designs.

Uniqlo Wants To Give Old Clothing Items a Second Life With Newly-Launched Repair and Remake Service in Tokyo
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Uniqlo Wants To Give Old Clothing Items a Second Life With Newly-Launched Repair and Remake Service in Tokyo

Promoting sustainable clothing consumption habits.

Jonathan Anderson Reflects on a Half-Decade Working on JW Anderson x UNIQLO
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Jonathan Anderson Reflects on a Half-Decade Working on JW Anderson x UNIQLO

“Ultimately, comfort is the most important thing to me right now.”

Uniqlo UT Expands on Its 'Spy x Family' Collection
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Uniqlo UT Expands on Its 'Spy x Family' Collection

The entire Forger family makes a return.

Helmut Lang and UNIQLO Reconnect for Classic Cut Jeans
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Helmut Lang and UNIQLO Reconnect for Classic Cut Jeans

’90s minimalist uniform.

UNIQLO Kicks off FW22 With Seventh Edition of LifeWear Magazine
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UNIQLO Kicks off FW22 With Seventh Edition of LifeWear Magazine

Presented by Uniqlo
Exploring how today’s classics can be made simpler.

 

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