UNIQLO
Uniqlo is a Japanese apparel brand founded in 1949 by Tadashi Yanai. Known for its ready-to-wear basics, it operates under Fast Retailing Co., which is also parent to Helmut Lang, Theory, Comptoir des Cotonniers and more.
Fast Retailing Shares Reach Record in Tokyo as Sales Surge
TOKYO, Japan — Fast Retailing Co., Asia's largest apparel retailer, rose to a record in Tokyo trading after saying warmer weather and an extra Sunday
Inditex E-Commerce Sales Soar
LONDON, United Kingdom — According to an estimate released this week by Credit Suisse, Inditex, the Spanish company that owns 'fast fashion' giant
Op-Ed | Fast Fashion Winners and Losers
As materials, transportation and labour costs rise, putting pressure on margins, producers of fast fashion face growing challenges that only some will survive.
The Rise of Smart Fashion
NEW YORK, United States — At the Met Ball held earlier this month in New York, singer and songwriter Katy Perry walked the red carpet in a gown made
For Japanese Shoppers, Uniqlo Is a Feel-Good Commodity
The Japanese brand has attained some cultural cachet, but its most powerful asset remains its neutrality.
Lessons from the High Street | Merchandising and Multiples
LONDON, United Kingdom — "Men's and women's polo t-shirts in 25 colours from £12.99!" Ads announcing this Uniqlo promotion have been plastered
Why Uniqlo Is Reigning Supreme
The Japanese fast-fashion brand has successfully courted trend-setting youth, whose high-fashion wardrobes are padded with Uniqlo basics — while never alienating its middle-aged consumers.