Uniqlo's president Tadashi Yanai wants to make durable clothing, not fast fashion
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Uniqlo's president Tadashi Yanai wants to make durable clothing, not fast fashion
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March 16, 2012 - Tokyo, Japan - TADASHI YANAI, Chairman, President & CEO of Fast Retailing/Uniqlo during the opening ceremony of the company's new flagship store in Tokyo's Ginza district. (Credit Image: ©
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