Uniqlo's 'Summer Appreciation Festival' for 7 Days Starting from the 29th View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Yujin Cho] Global fashion brand Uniqlo will hold the "Uniqlo Summer Appreciation Festival," offering its representative products at more reasonable prices for seven days from the 29th to the 4th of next month.


The Uniqlo Appreciation Festival, the largest event of the year, conducts promotions on best-selling products essential for each season to express gratitude to customers.


With the Korea Meteorological Administration announcing that this summer's temperatures will be higher than average and an unprecedented heatwave expected, the discount items for this festival include functional wear for a comfortable summer as well as various adult and kids' items. Customers who purchase over 60,000 KRW will receive a multipurpose mat on a first-come, first-served basis.


This festival has prepared an event where Uniqlo purchased local specialties worth a total of 55 million KRW from farms and related organizations nationwide struggling due to COVID-19, and will distribute them on a first-come, first-served basis regardless of purchase amount to customers at 10 Uniqlo stores located across the country, including Incheon, Gangwon, Daejeon, Daegu, Busan, and Jeju.


In addition to representative local specialties such as Jeju Omegi rice cake and Chilsan chamoe melon, gifts that can provide practical help to the local economy have been prepared. For example, at Uniqlo Gwangju Yeonje store, rice from Haenam region, which has faced difficulties in supply due to school meal cancellations caused by COVID-19, will be given. This event will be held at 10 stores nationwide, and the items and quantities vary by store.



Detailed information about the Uniqlo Summer Appreciation Festival can be found from the 29th on the Uniqlo online store and Kakao Plus Friends, among other channels.


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