Partnership with the Swedish National Team

Partnership with the Swedish National Team

UNIQLO is proud to be the Main and Official Clothing Partner of the Swedish Olympic and Paralympic teams. Together with top athletes, we’ve created exclusive team wear and LifeWear collections for Tokyo, Beijing, Paris — and now Milan Cortina.

Guided by shared values of Quality, Innovation, and Sustainability, we also support the next generation through the UNIQLO DREAM PROJECT.

UNIQLO is proud to be the Main and Official Clothing Partner of the Swedish Olympic and Paralympic teams. Together with top athletes, we’ve created exclusive team wear and LifeWear collections for Tokyo, Beijing, Paris — and now Milan Cortina.

Guided by shared values of Quality, Innovation, and Sustainability, we also support the next generation through the UNIQLO DREAM PROJECT.

Official Wear for Sweden Team
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This LifeWear collection, designed under the concept of "Grace. Strength. Unity.", will feature high functionality and comfort to withstand temperature fluctuations across multiple host cities, as well as a simple, beautiful and sophisticated design inspired by Swedish culture, to support the athletes' performance and unity.

In addition to utilizing Uniqlo's signature high-performance materials, such as moisture-wicking and heat-generating HEATTECH, and the functional insulating material PUFFTECH that provides warmth, the partnership has incorporated Toray Industries' waterproof and breathable material ‘Dermizax®’ into jackets and pants for the opening and closing ceremonies. This special material achieves high levels of waterproofness, breathability, and low condensation, ensuring quality that can withstand the harsh winter climate.

Related Information

UNIQLO×SWEDEN ATHLETE COLLECTION

UNIQLO×SWEDEN ATHLETE COLLECTION

The high-performance simplicity of LifeWear, made in collaboration with Sweden's top athletes.

Partnership History

Joint initiatives starting in January 2019

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Event Reports & Media

Karuizawa International Curling "UNIQLO Dream Project"
(March 2026 / Karuizawa, Nagano)

UNIQLO supported the Karuizawa International Curling for the third consecutive year and hosted the “UNIQLO Dream Project Junior Curling Clinic.”​
Five world top teams, including Team Hasselborg(Gold Medalist from Milano Games) , joined the program as coaches and taught to 48 local elementary and junior high school students.
Special guest Nobunari Oda (Professional Figure Skater) also took part in the clinic, experiencing curling for the first time and interacting with the children. Throughout the program, he actively interacted with both the children and the athletes, adding excitement and energy to the venue.

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Freestyle Ski World Cup UNIQLO Dream Project
(February 2026 / Nanto City, Toyama)

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Mogul Event 2025 "WORLD MOGUL CAMP by UNIQLO"
(April 2025 / Hokkaido, Nagano, Niigata)

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Karuizawa International Curling "UNIQLO Dream Project"
(December 2024 / Karuizawa, Nagano)

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Sweden×UNIQLO

In August 2018, UNIQLO opened the first store in Sweden. Located in the heart of the city adjacent to the King's Garden (Kungsträdgården), one of the most historical and popular parks in Stockholm. UNIQLO Kungsträdgården will occupy the building known as Sweden House (Sverigehuset). Designed by Stockholm-born Sven Gottfried Markelius, one of the most important Swedish modernist architects, Sweden House was completed in 1969.
The second store in the Mall of Scandinavia in Stockholm opened on August 28, 2020, and the third store, Gothenburg, opened in April 2021.
See the LifeWear magazine's article introducing the Gothenburg city.