Tariffs will not halt supply chain shift to SE Asia, says Uniqlo founder

The Japanese giant produces in China and Asia. But with a lot of enthusiasm for its products, which has been confirmed in the last half of the year, it is looking forward to dynamic sales in the future.

Tariffs will not halt supply chain shift to SE Asia, says Uniqlo founder

Japanese clothing chain expects duties to hit profit at its rapidly expanding North American business

Uniqlo owner Yanai says Trump tariff 'irrational' and 'won't last'

TOKYO - Uniqlo owner and CEO Tadashi Yanai has called the tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump "irrational," and said they "won't last," as

Trump Tariffs Will Lead to US Isolation, Fast Retailing CEO Says

US President Donald Trump’s tariffs will lead to the US being isolated from the rest of the world, according to Tadashi Yanai, chief executive officer of Uniqlo owner Fast Retailing Co.

Uniqlo launches ‘The Heart of LifeWear’ in India

Global Japanese clothing retailer Uniqlo has announced the launch of The Heart of LifeWear in India, a movement to distribute more than one million new garments to underprivileged communities worldwide. Around 10,000 light, breathable AIRism T-shirts will be donated by Uniqlo to disadvantaged children in New Delhi as part of this project, providing them with […] The post Uniqlo launches ‘The Heart of LifeWear’ in India appeared first on Apparel …

Uniqlo attributes $68 million forecast cut to tariffs - CEO North America

Japanese fashion retailer Uniqlo has released its interim report, indicating that it expects the U.S. tariffs will result in a 2-3% decline in profit for the remainder of the fiscal year. Most Uniqlo products sold in the U.S. are manufactured in Southeast Asia, in regions facing tariffs of up to 49%. Despite the 90-day pause, Uniqlo is preparing for a profit loss of $68 million in the second half of the year. Japan’s richest man, Tadashi Yanai, …