[Disney] Customize Mickey, Minnie, and More with Your Own Style♪ Embroidery Service Begins at “RE.UNIQLO STUDIO”

Disney Magic Meets UNIQLO Customization

Great news for Disney fans and fashion enthusiasts alike! RE.UNIQLO STUDIO has just rolled out a charming new embroidery service that features designs from everyone’s favorite Disney characters. Imagine adding Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, or Daisy Duck to your UNIQLO items for a personal touch.

What is RE.UNIQLO STUDIO?

For those unfamiliar, RE.UNIQLO STUDIO is a cool customization service that lets you repair or remake your UNIQLO clothes. Whether it’s an old favorite from your closet or something you bought that same day (collab items are the only exception), you can give it a new lease on life. The idea is to make fashion more sustainable by encouraging people to love and use their clothes longer through fun DIY projects.

Embroider Your Favorites

Now, with the addition of these Disney-themed embroidery designs, the customization options have gotten even more exciting. You can pick your beloved character and have it stitched onto your garment, creating a unique piece that’s truly one-of-a-kind. It’s all about expressing your style with a dash of Disney charm.

There are eight different designs in total, all inspired by these iconic characters. So, whether you’re into classic Mickey or sassy Daisy, you can choose freely and make your UNIQLO item perfectly you. It’s a fantastic way to add some personality to your wardrobe!

Service Details at a Glance

Thanks to this collaboration, you can cherish your UNIQLO pieces even more. Here’s what you need to know to get started:

Start Date: January 9, 2026 (Friday)
Price: 1,000 yen per embroidery
Eligible Items: Previously purchased UNIQLO goods or same-day purchases (collaboration products excluded)
Available Stores: 18 locations across Japan that have the RE.UNIQLO STUDIO setup

So, head over to your nearest participating store and give your clothes a Disney makeover!

(C) Disney

By Murata Makoto

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