Bangkok:Uniqlo (Thailand) has stepped up to assist those affected by the recent floods in Bangkok by donating clothing through its RE.UNIQLO project. In partnership with the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration, the company distributed over 2,400 sets of clothing and 6,460 innerwear items for men, women, and children, with a combined value of over 1.39 million baht. These donations were sent to flood relief shelters and district offices to support those in urgent need.
According to Thai News Agency, Uniqlo's aid package was structured in three parts. The first involved the distribution of 2,400 clothing sets through the UNIQLO Clothing Corner at BKK Food Bank, Suan Luang District Office. Additionally, supplies were given to the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration for further distribution to shelters during September 25-27, 2026. The second part of the assistance included the donation of 6,460 innerwear items, such as AIRism shirts and underwear, to various relief locations.
Moreover, Uniqlo's parent company, Fast Retailing Co., Ltd., contributed US$35,000 (approximately 1.17 million baht) through its PEACE FOR ALL program to Save the Children's Emergency Fund. This donation aims to provide emergency supplies and essential assistance, focusing on children and youth affected by the floods in Bangkok and surrounding areas.
Uniqlo Thailand expressed its ongoing commitment to supporting those impacted by the disaster, thanking customers who participated in the RE.UNIQLO project. The company remains dedicated to leveraging the power of clothing to support the Thai community in overcoming future challenges.