Uniqlo marks the fifth anniversary of its Global Flagship Store in the Philippines with fun-filled activities for the public from 13 to 26 October.

Since its opening in 2018, the Uniqlo Manila Global Flagship Store has brought customers exciting things over the years. As part of the brand's appreciation for being part of Filipinos' daily lives, Uniqlo offers customers an even better shopping experience.

Embrace the future
Uniqlo Manila's fifth anniversary theme is "Elevated Store. Elevated Essentials. Embrace the Future."

Bringing the concept to life is Uniqlo's partnership with five young and distinguished individuals who have achieved global recognition in their respective fields. Each partner represents one of the brand's biggest item lines which all hold innovative functionality at its core.

Food and lifestyle content creator Erwan Heussaff, recognized by the prestigious James Beard Media Awards last June, joins the group for AIRism.

Groundbreaking director Martika Escobar, the first Philippine director to win an award at the Sundance Film Festival, represents Heattech.

Modeling for the AirSense line-up is entrepreneur Gio Visitacion, owner of the Good Cup Coffee Company and 2020 Philippine Brewers Cup champion.

Southeast Asian Games Medalist and Guinness World Record holder Kaizen Dela Serna for UV Protection products.

Award-winning singer and actress, popstar royalty Sarah Geronimo for Bra Tops.

Coffee experience
Uniqlo Coffee, on the second floor of its Flagship Store, brings Filipinos the brand's cafe-style offerings that first opened in 2021 at the renewed Uniqlo Global Flagship Store in Ginza (Tokyo, Japan). Highlighting the brand's commitment to being one with the community, the coffee drinks will be made with locally sourced, high quality coffee beans from Mt. Apo. It will feature goods and pastries that mix Filipino and Japanese flavors.

As part of its commitment to sustainability, Uniqlo is also set to bring to Manila its Re.Uniqlo Studio, where customers will get to enjoy repair services on their pre-loved Uniqlo items, bringing new life to their favorite LifeWear pieces.

Lastly, Uniqlo refreshes its UTme! line-up, collaborating with local artists from all over the country to bring customers unique designs they can customize on t-shirts and tote bags. The artists include Gianne Encarnacion and Ross Du of Metro Manila, Johanna Velasco and Myka Arnado of Cebu, and Kajo Baldisimo of Davao. Muralist Glendford Lumbao also joins in to contribute a piece to be displayed at the new experience areas on the second floor of the Flagship Store.

From 13 to 31 October, customers can expect freebies and promos exclusive to the flagship store. Visit www.uniqlo.com/ph/en/.