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Volunteer Activities
Every year, UNIQLO and GU employees take part in volunteer activities on Teshima. Since 2014, the company has been involved in the "Teshima Rich Hometown Project," launched by the Setouchi Olive Foundation, and is working to provide environmental education to convey the lessons learned from the Teshima Incident, as well as to restore nature and regenerate the land.
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Clothes made from recycled materials
The possibilities of recycling are expanding with the evolution of recycling technology. Creating new clothing that recycles and utilizes limited resources is becoming increasingly prominent in the GU lineup. Product Pricing...
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The current situation of refugees and GU's support activities
According to The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), more than 100 million people worldwide are currently forced to flee their homes due to conflict and persecution, and are forced to flee war and oppression.
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RE.GU
Towards clothes that enrich the future. GU is promoting the "RE.GU" initiative to recycle and reuse all of its products. Your beloved clothes will find new uses in new places...
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What we can do for children (next-generation education activities)
Using the power of clothing to contribute to the development of the younger generation who will lead the future, that is one of GU's most important missions. We are holding a visiting class called "Deliver Clothes" at schools across Japan to teach students about clothing recycling.
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Diversity Commitment
The very essence of LIFE WEAR is to face the lives of all people and continue to walk together with them. Our colleagues and customers around the world. We respect each individuality and value system and strive to build the best relationships...
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"Power of Clothing" project
Fast Retailing is collaborating with UNHCR (The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) on this participatory learning program for elementary, middle, and high school students. After attending a lecture by a Fast Retailing employee, the children...
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