[Singapore] UNIQLO starts full-scale product repair and collection business

　UNIQLO Singapore, the local subsidiary of Fast Retailing, which operates the clothing store “UNIQLO,” has opened a “RE.UNIQLO (ReUNIQLO)” studio at its global flagship store in downtown Orchard. It is part of efforts to repair clothes and collect and reuse unnecessary products. This is the first full-scale expansion in Singapore.

　ReUNIQLO Studio was set up on the 3rd floor of the flagship store in the commercial facility “Orchard Central.” In addition to providing repair services for UNIQLO products, clothing for reuse and recycling purposes will also be collected.
　When repairing clothes, it is compatible with attaching buttons, repairing frayed seams, and repairing torn pockets and belt loops. The fee is 5S dollars (about 520 yen).
　UNIQLO launched ReUNIQLO initiatives in Japan in September 2020. The “4R,” in which another R (repair = repair) is added to the “3R (reduce = reduce, reuse, recycle),” is listed. We collect our products and promote “4R” activities through clothing support for refugees and recycling into alternative fuels useful for reducing carbon dioxide (CO2).
　In Singapore, a ReUNIQLO studio was opened on a trial basis at the Anmokio store in the northeast in March this year.

Author: NNA

Last Updated: 10/17 (Mon) 18:20