Japanese brand Uniqlo debuts new designs for Peace For All project

The PEACE FOR ALL project features T-shirts with designs expressing a wish for peace, provided voluntarily by friends of UNIQLO who support the aim of "taking action for world peace." The latest designs have been created by three new collaborators: designer Tokujin Yoshioka, photographer Saul Leiter, and calligrapher Han Meilin.

Thanks to widespread support from customers, more than four million PEACE FOR ALL T-shirts have been sold since the launch of the project in June 2022, with the total amount of donations from sales exceeding 1.2 billion yen. Funds raised to date have been used to provide emergency humanitarian assistance to protect the lives of displaced people around the world, and to support children who are living in difficult circumstances due to conflict and persecution.

Koji Yanai, Fast Retailing Group Senior Executive Officer, commented: "We are extremely pleased that PEACE FOR ALL, which was launched two years ago to spread the message of peace, and to make a positive change in the world through T-shirts, has resonated with so many people, raising 1.2 billion yen in donations. I would like to express our gratitude once again to all the customers, collaborators, and partner organizations who have supported us so far in this project. At the same time, we hope to continue to expand the project further, so that the message of a wish for peace will reach the many people facing difficult circumstances around the world."

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Fibre2Fashion News Desk (RM)