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A New Way to wear clothes longer.

RE.UNIQLO STUDIO

London Regent Street store

Our RE.UNIQLO STUDIO initiative is starting to spread around the world. Do you have clothes that you no longer wear because they have a small hole in them, or the hem is frayed, or they have lost a button? You might have clothes that have been left hanging in the closet and forgotten. If you do, please bring them to our RE.UNIQLO STUDIO, and we will suggest how to get the most out of them through repairing, remaking, reusing, or recycling.

RE.UNIQLO STUDIO Locations

RE.UNIQLO STUDIO locations*Countries and regions in alphabetical order

Countries and regions	Store names	Store information
Belgium	UNIQLO Meir	For more information
Canada	UNIQLO CF Toronto Eaton Centre	For more information
China	UNIQLO SHANGHAI （上海淮海路全球旗舰店）	For more information
Denmark	UNIQLO Stroget	For more information
France	UNIQLO Rivoli	For more information
France	UNIQLO Opera	For more information
Germany	UNIQLO Tauentzienstraße (Berlin)	For more information
Indonesia	UNIQLO La Piazza	For more information
Italy	UNIQLO Cordusio	For more information
Japan	UNIQLO TOKYU Department Sapporo Store	For more information
Japan	UNIQLO Maebasi South Inter	For more information
Japan	UNIQLO Setagaya Chitosedai	For more information
Japan	UNIQLO TOKYO	For more information
Japan	UNIQLO Ginza	For more information
Japan	UNIQLO Okachimachi	For more information
Japan	UNIQLO Asakusa	For more information
Japan	UNIQLO Abeno Q's mall	For more information
Japan	UNIQLO Tenjin	For more information
Japan	UNIQLO SHINSAIBASHI	For more information
Luxembourg	UNIQLO LUXEMBOURG	For more information
Malaysia	UNIQLO DA Square	For more information
Malaysia	UNIQLO FH88	For more information
Philippines	UNIQLO Manila	For more information
Singapore	UNIQLO Orchard Central	For more information
Singapore	UNIQLO 51@AMK	For more information
Spain	UNIQLO Gran Via	For more information
Taiwan	UNIQLO TAIPEI 全球旗艦店	For more information
Taiwan	UNIQLO 桃園春日路店	For more information
Thailand	UNIQLO CentralWorld	For more information
United Kingdom	UNIQLO Regent St	For more information
United Kingdom	UNIQLO Covent Garden	For more information
United Kingdom	UNIQLO Wandsworth	For more information
United Kingdom	UNIQLO Manchester	For more information
United Kingdom	UNIQLO 170 Oxford st	For more information
United States	UNIQLO SOHO	For more information
United States	UNIQLO 5th Ave	For more information
United States	UNIQLO Disney Springs	For more information
United States	UNIQLO Beverly Center	For more information
United States	UNIQLO State Street	For more information

UNIQLO’s upcycling initiatives have gone global.

It only takes a little creativity to give your worn-out clothes new life. The repair shop at the UNIQLO Regent Street store was inspired by a Berlin-based initiative that began as our first in-store repair studio. We chose Berlin for this new venture because of the city’s receptivity to tailoring in general and to traditional Japanese practices, like kintsugi, in particular.
Though in the beginning, our staff had never done more than hem trousers. To bridge the gap, we’ve been partnering since 2015 with Berliner Stadtmission, an NGO that collects used clothes at our stores and sorts out items that can be used as-is from those ready to be upcycled. With their collaboration, we opened a repair and upcycling studio at the Berlin Tauentzienstrasse store in August 2021.
This isn’t some clinical transaction, where a customer drops off old clothes to be repaired by somebody they’ll never meet, but an opportunity for UNIQLO and customers to make something together. To do this, we hold workshops where we have a conversation about clothing and the true value of repairs while mending items. For the first ten months, studio space was available free of charge on afternoons Thursday through Saturday, alongside regular paid services. By hosting these collaborative events, we’ve helped to make upcycling a familiar practice.
Our goal is for the atmosphere to combine play with creativity. You might sit down and make a tote bag from a pair of jeans or T-shirt, or use some denim fabric to create a wallet or even a pair of earrings. It’s easy to view these things through the lenses of ecology and sustainability, but this practice of exchanging ideas with customers while making new, unique objects has had the added benefit of capturing the interest of staff in other regions. As a result, the repair studio idea has branched out from Berlin to other UNIQLO stores all over the world.

We followed Berlin’s example and opened a RE.UNIQLO repair store at our SoHo store in January 2022. These in-store repair services have become quite popular in the US among customers who want to get the most out of their clothes. Simple repair jobs like fixing holes in down jackets and jeans have won the hearts of New Yorkers, known for their discerning taste. But things aren’t only picking up in Europe and the US. This past March, employees at our store in Ang Mo Kio in Singapore received basic training in sewing and alterations, establishing our first in-store repair studio in the country. In April, another repair studio opened at DA Square in Malaysia, with an upcycling studio opening at UNIQLO Taipei. In addition to basic services like mending holes and fixing buttons, these studios have set the bar high with upcycled items made from worn-out UNIQLO products, like recycled cushions, tote bags and card cases.
These exciting ways of upcycling clothing are what happens when you blend old-time perspectives and techniques with the values of today. These initiatives have made the circle even wider, brightening our future relationship with clothes.