Uniqlo, SM Foundation donate shirts to frontliners
By Charlene A. Cayabyab
IN CELEBRATION of its #ThankyouFestival, Uniqlo Philippines has partnered with SM Foundation (SMFI) to reach various communities and distribute their signature t-shirts.
Uniqlo Philippines distributed their LifeWear (Dry T-shirts) to frontliners at the James L. Gordon Memorial Hospital, Olongapo City Health Office, police, and fire bureau personnel, the Office of Traffic Management and Public Safety, local media, and other frontliners in Olongapo City.
According to Uniqlo Philippines, the distribution of t-shirts is “a simple gesture to show appreciation for the hard work of our healthcare workers and frontliners.”
The Uniqlo Life Wear Shirts are smooth and comfortable with a casual, cotton-like texture updated with a contoured silhouette for easy movement and added dry technology.
“Through this clothing technology of Uniqlo, frontliners will be comfortable under those layers of PPEs especially that the Philippines is a tropical country,” Uniqlo Philippines said in a statement.
The t-shirts were distributed to 45 hospitals in 23 cities nationwide.
Uniqlo Philippines and SM Foundation have been constantly collaborating for the purpose of social good. Aside from LifeWear, Uniqlo has also donated various health essentials and food packs to those affected by various recent calamities.
