JAPAN: Uniqlo eyes summer sales boost from new tech lines

Author: just-style.com | 7 April 2010

Japanese casual clothing chain Uniqlo is hoping it can replicate the winter success of its Heattech line of heat-retaining thermal underwear with new products that are being lined up for summer.

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