Studio Indi Co., Ltd. (Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo), which operates the job-seeking proof photo studio "Studio Indi" at 14 stores nationwide in Kanto, Kansai, and Nagoya, has launched an initiative to collect suits, shirts, and ties that are no longer needed from its free rental suit service and donate them to the NPO World Gift, as part of its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) efforts. This project aims to address the growing problem of clothing waste in Japan and to support economic independence for job seekers overseas by providing them with clothing.
Background and Objectives: Sustainable Overseas Support with Rental Suits Currently, approximately 510,000 tons of clothing are discarded annually in Japan*, and improving their reuse rate is a major challenge. Business wear such as suits and shirts, in particular, are often high-quality items that can be worn for a long time with proper maintenance, making their disposal a significant loss of resources. On the other hand, many regions overseas lack appropriate clothing for formal occasions such as job interviews and ceremonies, and the absence of suitable attire can hinder employment opportunities. Studio Indi aims to contribute to environmental protection and international refugee support by "connecting high-quality used Japanese clothing to those who need it." *Source: Ministry of the Environment - FY2020 Survey Results on "Fashion and Environment"
Project Overview Implementation Details: Donation of rental suits, shirts, ties, etc., used at the studio to overseas recipients. Recipient Organization: NPO World Gift Contribution to SDGs: Goal 1: No Poverty
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