Fast Retailing signs contract with fashion designer Sander

TOKYO, Japan - Tadashi Yanai (R), president of Fast Retailing Co., and famed German fashion designer Jil Sander attend a joint news conference in Tokyo on March on March 17. They announced that Fast Retailing has signed a consulting contract with Sander to improve the quality of its Uniqlo-brand casual wear and develop new products.

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