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UNIQLO Singapore has introduced a new initiative that gives your pre-loved items a fresh look with a meaningful twist
The retail brand's Masterpiece REMAKE Service transforms worn LifeWear pieces into one-of-a-kind works of art using rescued batik and kimono fabrics, as well as other recycled materials.
Part of the RE.UNIQLO initiative, this creative service is a collaboration with Studio Masachuka, a London-based sewing studio founded by Masahiko Morikawa
By combining heritage batik scraps that would otherwise go to waste with your old UNIQLO favourites, each piece is reborn with vibrant patterns and colours — and no two look the same.
"Remaking makes your items truly unique… One of the surprises with using batik is that each piece comes out with different patterns and colours," Morikawa shared in a video.
For now, the Masterpiece REMAKE Service is only available at the RE.UNIQLO Studio in the UNIQLO Orchard Central Global Flagship Store in Singapore, and only accepts UNIQLO items
Still, the initiative has already caught people's attention, with many hoping it'll make its way to other countries soon.
While the Masterpiece REMAKE Service is not available, the RE.UNIQLO Studio in Malaysia is still able to repair and keep your favourite LifeWear pieces in circulation for as long as possible
Through the studio, you can:
– Repair damaged areas so your favourite items can be worn and loved for years to come.
– Remake your clothes into fresh, unique pieces or customise them to fit your personal style.
– Reuse old clothes by donating them to people in the community who need them most.
– Recycle worn-out fabrics into raw materials or energy sources, giving even well-worn pieces a second life.
You can find RE.UNIQLO Studios in Malaysia at the following outlets:
| UNIQLO DA Square |
| UNIQLO Exchange TRX |
| UNIQLO FH88 |
