Japanese fashion company Uniqlo looks to defeat fast fashion
Japanese fashion company Uniqlo has become a staple in urban millennial wardrobes. As young Americans face a competitive job market and a mountain of student debt, Uniqlo has become the favorable alternative to expensive brand clothing. Gillian B. White from The Atlantic joined CBSN to discuss her latest piece "Why urban millennials love Uniqlo."
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The Humble Beginnings of Uniqlo and How It Became an $8 Billion-Dollar Brand
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Is Uniqlo Really THAT Good?
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How Uniqlo Won Over North America
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Uniqlo's dominance
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The true cost of fast fashion
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