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Uniqlo has 10 new T-shirt designs representing Singapore estates from noodley Bedok to playful Toa Payoh, Business Insider
www.businessinsider.sg


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Uniqlo collaborated with local artist Ewejin Tee to produce 10 new T-shirt “sticker” designs dedicated to Singapore neighbourhoods.source

Uniqlo Love Singapore but don’t know how to show it in shades that are not just red and white?

A new range of T-shirt designs launched by Japanese fashion giant Uniqlo on Friday (August 2) can perhaps get you in the mood for National Day this year.

Specially designed by local hand lettering and typography artist Ewejin Tee (also known as EJ), the 10 “stickers” pay tribute to 10 Singapore neighbourhoods and their most well-known features.

In an interview with Business Insider, Tee said the 10 neighbourhoods were picked by Uniqlo in celebration of their 10th anniversary in Singapore.

“The idea behind it was to have icons that Singaporeans can relate to,” the 35-year-old said.

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Ewejin Tee wearing his favourite design – Serangoon – at the launch of the stickers at Somerset on August 2.source

UniqloTee added that he especially loves the Toa Payoh neighbourhood after living there for 10 years, but added that he now lives in Punggol.

The designs are part of the #UTWearYourSingapore campaign for the brand’s T-shirt printing service called UTme! that is available only at its flagship store in Orchard Central.

Customers can customise their own T-shirt designs with the help of in-store tablets, and T-shirts can be printed in about 15 minutes, Uniqlo said.

Prices range from S$24.90 for a child’s shirt to S$29.90 for a adult sizes.

Here’s all the designs you can choose from:
Evidently, there’s no escaping the topic of food when talking about Singapore.

Tee’s Bedok design features the estate’s famous bak chor mee, while Tiong Bahru’s is inspired by an old-school chwee kueh stall signboard at the market and food centre.
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captionsourceUniqloFor Katong, Tee chose to highlight colourful Peranakan-style shophouses – a hallmark of the district.

And for Tampines, Tee was inspired by a block of flats on Street 42 with the very retro (and no longer seen) TV test page painted on its facade.
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Telok Blangah’s design features the Henderson Waves bridge, while Serangoon’s looks like it had been chomped on (because Chomp Chomp, duh). The very clever design is also Tee’s favourite one.

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captionsourceUniqloAnd for his favourite neighbourhood, Tee chose to feature Toa Payoh’s iconic dragon playground in playful colours.
For Punggol, it’s nasi lemak represent.


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captionsourceUniqloThe quirkiest design of course pays tribute to Yishun, which was in recent years made a social media star in its own right, thanks to random and strange incidents highlighted in the media.

And of course, the tranquil Bukit Timah design is a nod to the now-closed railway track, which was in the past used by trains running between Singapore and Malaysia.

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Is this guy a car mechanic? Why his arms got so many black oil spots? Never wash properly after work, yuck!:biggrin:
 
U have to be an absolute retard to even consider buying these ugly tee shirts for $29.90.

It reminds me of the imbeciles who wear ARMY tee shirts or singlets and parade around public places, thinking it is cool. Give me a break. You with your balding receding hairlines and fat fuck beer bellies wearing an army tee? People will think u work in the army......cookhouse!
 
If got Fuck PAP design, I sure queue overnight and buy :biggrin:

Where is HOUGANG or ALJUNIED ? the person must be a pap..banana sucker...

Yah, the T-shirt will cost at a special price of $54, you buy 5, gets 4 free...ha ha ha
 
U have to be an absolute retard to even consider buying these ugly tee shirts for $29.90.

It reminds me of the imbeciles who wear ARMY tee shirts or singlets and parade around public places, thinking it is cool. Give me a break. You with your balding receding hairlines and fat fuck beer bellies wearing an army tee? People will think u work in the army......cookhouse!

$29.90....that says YISHUN..omg!...you must be in love with PAP.
 
Uniqlo should stick to basics, be more like Muji, instead of doing retarded 'collaborations'.

You're selling clothes, not making a music album with rappers.
 
"Uniqlo’s labour rating is ‘Not Good Enough’ based on the 2018 Ethical Fashion Report which looks at criteria including payment of a living wage, worker empowerment and transparency. Uniqlo received praise for their Supplier Code of Conduct. They also trace most of their supply chain including all of its final stage, however, they don’t publicly list their suppliers. Uniqlo audits most of its traced facilities over a two-year period, but they have minimal working empowerment initiatives and have been criticised for not implementing a living wage. Why the mismatch? A report released in October 2016 by the organisation War on Want, accuses Uniqlo of hiding human rights abuses behind ethical claims."
https://goodonyou.eco/how-ethical-is-Uniqlo/

Every time you buy from Uniqlo, you are supporting harsh and unethical labor practices.
Even in its home country, it has been in the blacklist for poor workers welfare.
Ask anyone who has worked in Uniqlo as a full time employee to see how horrible is their working hours and conditions.

Like they said , birds of the same feather flocked together
 
Off topic: did you know that if you measure the total distance of Yishun Ring Road on Google Maps, it adds up to approximately 6.66km? :eek:
 
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