10,000 HEATTECH thermal clothing pieces will be donated to older residents throughout India, according to a statement released recently by UNIQLO, a global Japanese clothing store. This donation comes after a recent campaign in which UNIQLO pledged to donate one HEATTECH to a senior citizen in need for each one that was purchased by customers, urging them to help keep the elderly warm this winter. This project is a component of UNIQLO’s global programme, The Heart of LifeWear, which seeks to improve daily life by providing care and comfort to underserved populations.

10,000 HEATTECH thermal clothing pieces were donated by UNIQLO, 5,000 for men and 5,000 for women, in collaboration with The Earth Saviours Foundation, an independent non-profit organisation devoted to helping impoverished women and men. “UNIQLO is dedicated to creating clothing that brings comfort to people’s everyday lives while also making a positive contribution to society,” stated Kenji Inoue, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer, UNIQLO India. We are pleased to provide older residents the comfort of HEATTECH this winter through this project. With the help of our consumers and our collaboration with The Earth Saviours Foundation, this initiative demonstrates our continued dedication to giving back to the community by providing well-designed apparel that provides comfort and care where it is most needed.

In order to keep older residents warm, cosy, and supported throughout the winter, UNIQLO is donating HEATTECH thermal apparel products to them. In order to ensure that the donation reaches the elderly community that needs it the most, the cooperation with The Earth Saviours Foundation will help speed the process. One of UNIQLO’s best-known inventions, HEATTECH, was jointly created with strategic technology partner Toray Industries. In order to keep people warm and comfortable during chilly weather, HEATTECH is a highly sophisticated fabric that transforms body perspiration into heat.

The Heart of LifeWear campaign expands on UNIQLO’s social responsibility heritage and its mission to enhance lives via high-quality apparel on a global scale. The campaign, which was introduced last year to commemorate UNIQLO’s 40th anniversary, embodies the company’s basic values, which may be summed up by the query, “What makes life better?” Over a million garments will be donated globally by the campaign in 2025.