Shimamura Group to Launch Clothing Collection at All Stores (Except Remote Islands) Starting April 6 (Mon) — Over 210 Tons Collected Cumulatively
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- Shimamura Group to Launch Clothing Collection at All Stores (Except Remote Islands) Starting April 6 (Mon) — Over 210 Tons Collected Cumulatively
- Shimamura Group is launching a clothing collection campaign at all its stores. Over 210 tons of clothing have been collected cumulatively.
- Date: Mon Mar 30 2026 00:31:21 GMT+0900 (Japan Standard Time)
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Shimamura Group is launching a clothing collection campaign at all its stores. Over 210 tons of clothing have been collected cumulatively.
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- Shimamura Group to Launch Clothing Collection at All Stores (Except Remote Islands) Starting April 6 (Mon) — Over 210 Tons Collected Cumulatively (Mon Mar 30 2026 00:31:21 GMT+0900 (Japan Standard Time)), PR TIMES
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- Mon Mar 30 2026 00:31:21 GMT+0900 (Japan Standard Time)
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the Shimamura Group launching on April 6th?
- A: The Shimamura Group is launching a "Clothing Collection" campaign at all its stores, excluding those on remote islands.
- Q: When will the Shimamura Group's clothing collection campaign take place?
- A: The clothing collection campaign will run from Monday, April 6th, to Sunday, April 19th.
- Q: What is the main purpose behind Shimamura Group's clothing collection initiative?
- A: The main purpose is to pursue "zero waste" for items customers no longer need after purchase, aligning with their ESG priority of "Continuous Evolution Toward Zero Product Waste."
- Q: How much clothing has Shimamura Group collected cumulatively to date?
- A: Shimamura Group has collected over 210 tons of clothing cumulatively since launching the campaign at select stores in 2024.
- Q: What happens to the clothing collected by Shimamura Group?
- A: Collected clothing is sent to a recycling center operated by ECOMMIT Co., Ltd., where it is sorted into "Reuse" and "Recycle" pathways for circular resource utilization.