Uniqlo joins Zara, H&M in tackling waste problem

In an effort to help the homeless restart their lives, UNIQLO Malaysia recently launched a clothing corner at Kuala Lumpur’s Homeless Transit Centre (Pusat Transit Gelandangan KL), a government initiative to help those on the streets get back on their feet. With the help of the centre, those who seek jobs can access proper attire as they embark on their new lives

The clothes include casual wear, sports attire, and workwear – all of which are donated by UNIQLO’s customers.

Many praised the company for its initiative in restoring hope for those in need

UNIQLO’s All-Product Recycling Initiative encourages customers to donate old clothing, which is then recycled into new products

If the clothes are wearable, they will be donated to refugees, disaster victims, and the underprivileged.

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