UNIQLO (Japanese: ユニクロ, English: Uniqlo) is a Japanese enterprise engaged in the design, manufacture and retail of casual clothes, founded by Liu. Uniqlo was originally a subsidiary of Fast Retailing Company. After the company was reorganized on June165438+1October 0, 2005, it is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Fast Retailing Company 100%, and its shares were listed on Tokyo Stock Exchange on February 1999. Uniqlo, which is positioned as "fast fashion", is one of the world-famous clothing brands at present, and it is currently operating in 17 regions around the world except Japan.

Uniqlo (Japanese pen name pronunciation: ユニクロ), a Japanese clothing brand, was founded by Japan Fast Retailing Company on 1963. At that time, it was a small clothing store selling suits, and now it has become an internationally renowned clothing brand.

Liu Zairi, the current chairman and general manager of Uniqlo, introduced the clothing sales model of hypermarket for the first time, and realized the low-cost operation of the store through the unique commodity planning, development and sales system, which triggered the hot sale of Uniqlo.