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Japanese clothing retailer Uniqlo makes clothes for men, women, and kids and sells them worldwide at a reasonable price point. Uniqlo frequently collaborates with outside creators, including Theory, Marimekko, and ShonenJump. The company attempts to reverse the environmental toll of fast fashion through its Re.Uniqlo clothing recycling program, where clothes become more clothes, fuel, and donations.
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Women's Apparel • Men's Apparel • Children's Apparel
About the Company
UNIQLO is an international clothing retailer that has a specialized knack for designing apparel that lasts. The simple, basics-inspired clothing created at UNIQLO continues to be successful trend cycle after trend cycle, season after season. The company was founded in Japan in 1984. UNIQLO was created with a unique business model called the SPA manufacturer retailer model. With this model, a company controls the whole process of clothing retail product planning and production to distribution and marketing. UNIQLO is owned by Fast Retailing, based in Japan.
UNIQLO’s clothing is aptly referred to as LifeWear. LifeWear is inspired by the most classic clothing designs to provide apparel that truly lasts from the initial purchase to a life of wear. It isn’t made to be tossed out or passed along, it's meant to serve as affordable, qu...
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