Community Support

UNIQLO Canada is working locally to contribute to people, the planet, and society by collaborating with a range of partners who share similar values.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

This year, UNIQLO is honouring National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in two ways:

UTme! x Patrick Hunter Collaboration

Pin pad fundrasing at all store locations for 30 days

UTme! X Patrick Hunter

UNIQLO is collaborating with local Indigenous artist, Patrick Hunter, by featuring his unique designs on our UTme! Collection. Customizable Patrick Hunter designs on adults’ short sleeve t-shirts, kids’ short sleeve t-shirts, and tote bags are available at the stores below with UTme! Machine:
Toronto, ON: CF Toronto Eaton Centre
Toronto, ON: Yorkdale Shopping Centre
Burnaby, BC: Metropolis at Metrotown

Patrick Hunter

Patrick is an 2Spirit, Ojibwe (O-JIB-WAY) artist and graphic designer from Red Lake, On. He is most known for his Woodland style paintings, and Orange Shirt Day designs, but has also been making a name for himself in the world of sports through collaborations with the Chicago Blackhawks, the Premier Lacrosse League, and the 2022 Winter Olympics.

More about Patrick Hunter

When not collaborating with exciting international brands, Patrick is creating awareness about his Ojibwe roots and inspiring creative confidence through in-person and virtual paint classes across North America. Dividing his time between Toronto, and his studio in Batchawana Bay, he also makes regular journeys home to Red Lake to stay inspired, be with family, and reconnect with the land.

Patrick Hunter's Website

Pin Pad Donation

From September 29 to October 31, 2025, UNIQLO Canada will turn on the donation function at all 33 stores. 100% of donations will go to support Orange Shirt Society and their important work in Indian Residential School Reconciliation and promoting the truth that EVERY CHILD MATTERS.

More about Orange Shirt Society

The Orange Shirt Society is a non-profit organization based in Williams Lake, BC where Orange Shirt Day was first honored in 2013. The goal of Orange Shirt Society is to create awareness of the individual, family, and community inter-generational impacts of Indian Residential Schools with the purpose of supporting Indian Residential School Reconciliation and promoting the truth that EVERY CHILD MATTERS. Our team of Indigenous and non-Indigenous staff and Board members work year-round to spread awareness of the Indian Residential School experience through the promotion of Truth and Reconciliation events, learning resources, activities and programs including the Orange Jersey project and the Orange Shirt Legacy Fund.

Learn more about Orange Shirt Society

UNIQLO Partners with It Gets Better Canada x Tim Singleton

UNIQLO is honoured to support It Gets Better Canada, a national charity, fullfills its mission to upliftm empower,
and connect Two-spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (2SLGBTQ+) youth across Canada.

Pride 2025 UTme! Stamps

UTme! X Tim Singleton

Customizable Tim Singleton designs on adults’ short sleeve T-shirts, kids’ short-sleeve T-shirts, and tote bags are available at the stores below with UTme! machines:
Toronto, ON: CF Toronto Eaton Centre
Toronto, ON: Yorkdale Shopping Centre
Burnaby, BC: Metropolis at Metrotown

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Tim Singleton

Tim Singleton is an artist, illustrator, and designer from Toronto, Canada. His art explores queerness, surrealism, self-expression, and pop culture, all rendered in rainbow-bright colour palettes.

More about Tim Singleton

His work has appeared on billboards, murals, television, book covers, t-shirts, merch, and more. Through his vibrant pieces, he seeks to make the world a brighter and bolder place.

It Gets Better Canada

With every purchase of a UTme! T-shirt supporting this campaign, a $2 donation will be made to It Gets Better Canada.

It Gets Better Canada, empowers (2SLGBTQ+) youth across Canada in two ways: Storytelling and Building Community.

More about It Gets Better Canada

It Gets Better Canada connects young 2SLGBTQ+ people with the global 2SLGBTQ+ community by providing access to an arsenal of uplifting and inspiring stories of hope, resilience, and determination, as told by members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community and their allies. Building community. It Gets Better Canada is dedicated towards building community by: (a) working with government, NGOs and private sector organizations to develop and enhance tools and community-based resources that help 2SLGBTQ2+ youth find positive solutions to the challenges they face, (b) engaging with young 2SLGBTQ+ people both on and offline, and (c) connecting them to local community service providers that can provide on-the-ground assistance.

Visit It Gets Better Canada