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UNIQLO SHANGHAI Global Flagship Store Reopens at New Location on October 30
27 Aug 2026
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25 Aug 2026
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25 Aug 2026
UNIQLO AND THE DODGERS LAUNCH COMMUNITY AND FAN PROGRAM SERIES AT UNIQLO FIELD AT DODGER STADIUM
25 Aug 2026
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UNIQLO Global Brand Ambassador Adam Scott Named Inaugural Recipient of the Spirit of Golf Award
24 Aug 2026
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UNIQLO Kyoto Global Flagship Store Opens on November 6 - Located on Kawaramachi-dori, Kyoto's premier entertainment district
07 Aug 2026
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UNIQLO Amu Plaza Kumamoto Store to Reopen on August 3
03 Aug 2026
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Two New Designs Announced for UNIQLO PEACE FOR ALL Charity T-Shirt Project - Available September 17: New designs from Kengo Kuma, emphasizing harmony with nature, and Sou Fujimoto, designer of the Grand Ring for Expo 2025
24 Jul 2026
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GU 2026 Fall/Winter Collection by Creative Director Francesco Risso Marks a New Chapter for the Brand
14 Jul 2026
G.U. CO., LTD. to Japanese page GU today...
UNIQLO and Los Angeles Dodgers Announce Joint Plans to Engage and Support the Los Angeles Community - First Phase of Program Combines the Power of Clothing and Baseball to Make the World Better
29 May 2026
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