UNIQLO launches new PEACE FOR ALL x Magnum Photos collection - The new T-shirt collection, available from September 20, features portraits of humanitarian activities funded by PEACE FOR ALL

UNIQLO launches new PEACE FOR ALL x Magnum Photos collection – The new T-shirt collection, available from September 20, features portraits of humanitarian activities funded by PEACE FOR ALL

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Global clothing retailer UNIQLO today announces the global release of a new collection for the PEACE FOR ALL T-shirt charity project. The collection includes three new designs created in collaboration with internationally renowned photography cooperative Magnum Photos. The new collection features striking, joyful photos of international humanitarian projects taken by Magnum photographers and funded by customer donations through PEACE FOR ALL. The collection will be available from Friday, September 20.

Launched in June 2022, the PEACE FOR ALL project features T-shirts with motifs expressing a desire for peace, voluntarily provided by employees who are closely associated with UNIQLO and share the goal of “taking action with a desire for world peace.” All proceeds from the sale of the PEACE FOR ALL T-shirts will be donated to three international humanitarian organizations (UNHCR, UN Refugee Agency, Save the Children and Plan International). To date, a total of 41 employees have designed T-shirts, sold more than four million shirts and raised more than 1.2 billion yen in donations.

For this latest collection, three members of Magnum Photos, the internationally renowned photography cooperative, traveled to Vietnam, Romania and Ethiopia to capture moments of the humanitarian activities supported by PEACE FOR ALL from their own perspectives. These images powerfully illustrate the global impact of buying and wearing PEACE FOR ALL t-shirts, and show where these activities are making a difference and the people they are supporting.

With this collection, created by combining UNIQLO’s “Power of Clothing” with Magnum Photos’ “Power of Photography”, UNIQLO will further expand the PEACE FOR ALL initiative worldwide in the hope of world peace.

■ The new PEACE FOR ALL designs at a glance

Photographer/Profile	T-Shirt
CRISTINA DE MIDDLE Born in Spain in 1975, De Middel explores photography’s ambivalent relationship with truth. She mixes documentary and conceptual photographic practices and plays with reconstruction and archetypes to develop a more layered understanding of the subjects she addresses. She joined Magnum in 2017 and became Magnum President in 2022.	Photos showing Plan International’s activities in Vietnam to prevent child marriage, support girls’ education, renovate school dormitories and WASH facilities, and build schools.
Photo by Philipp Ebeling OLIVIA ARTHUR Born in the UK in 1980, Olivia is known for her in-depth work examining people and their personal and cultural identities. More recently, her work has focused on examining the human relationship with the body, our physicality and its interface with technology. She joined Magnum in 2013 and was elected President from 2020-2022.	Save the Children supports children and families who have fled the war in Ukraine with education, mental health care and financial support. Photos show children playing and taking part in workshops at a counselling centre in Bucharest, Romania.
Photo by Refilwe Mrwebi LINDOKUHLE SOBEKWA Born in South Africa in 1995. In his early projects, Sobekwa dealt with poverty and unemployment in the townships, while in his later works he increasingly addresses his own life, such as his relationship with his sister Ziyanda, who died after becoming estranged from her family. He joined Magnum in 2022.	UNHCR is supporting displaced people in Ethiopia with food, basic necessities and education. The photos show the relief efforts and the lives of the people there.

Report on donations and funding activities (As of April 30, 2024)
https://www.uniqlo.com/jp/en/contents/sustainability/peace-for-all/

Employees involved

Akamai Technologies Technology company	Jonathan Anderson Designer	Tadao Ando Urban planner, architect	Haruka Ayase actress	Jean Michel Basquiat artist
Dick Bruna Picture book author, graphic designer	Roger Federer Professional tennis player	Ines de la Fressange Model and designer	Han Meilin artist	Keith Haring artist
Herzog & de Meuron Architects	Ayumu Hirano Professional snowboarder, skateboarder	Khaled Hosseini novelist	Rei Inamoto Creative Director	Kawamura Kosuke Collage artist, graphic designer, art director
KAWS artist	Shingo Kunieda Professional wheelchair tennis player	Hakujyu Kuiseko Calligrapher	Lisa Larson Ceramicist	Saul Ladder photographer
Christophe Lemaire Designer	MAGNUM PHOTOS MAGNUM PHOTOS	Christina de Middel President of Magnum Photos	Daido Moriyama photographer	Moomin Novels, picture books & comics
Emmanuelle Moureaux Architect, artist, designer	Haruki Murakami novelist	Yu Nagaba artist	Kei Nishikori Professional tennis player	Julian Opie artist
PEANUTS Funny	Jason Polan artist	Gordon Reid Professional wheelchair tennis player	Francesco Risso Creative Director of Marni	Kashiwa Sato Creative Director
Adam Scott Professional golfer	Hana Tajima Designer	ULTRAMAN Ultraman	Wim Wenders Film director	Shinobu Yamanaka Physician-scientist
Takeshi Yoro anatomist	Tokujin Yoshioka Artist, Designer

Donation recipients

UNIQLO’s parent company Fast Retailing donates all profits from the sale of PEACE FOR ALL T-shirts (equivalent to 20% of the sales price) equally to three partner charities through its representatives in Japan. The donations are used to finance activities for international peace.

UNHCR, the United Nations Refugee Agency, leads international action to protect people forced to flee because of conflict and persecution. UNHCR provides life-saving assistance such as shelter, food and water, helps protect basic human rights and develops solutions that ensure people have a safe place to call home and where they can build a better future.

Save the Children is an international non-governmental organization dedicated to saving and improving the lives of children around the world and ensuring that children’s rights to survival, education and protection become a reality worldwide. The organization was founded in the United Kingdom in 1919 and currently operates in around 120 countries.

Plan International is an independent development and humanitarian organisation that works for children’s rights and equality for girls in over 80 countries. They strive for a just world and work with children, young people and their supporters and partners.