JUKI and CHECK&STRIPE to Host Upcycling Workshop Using Fabric Scraps

JUKI Corporation (Headquarters: Tama City, Tokyo; hereinafter JUKI) will hold an upcycling workshop using fabric scraps from CHECK&STRIPE in collaboration with CHECK&STRIPE Kichijoji store (Seller: Kabushiki Kaisha Labro; Headquarters: Ashiya City, Hyogo Prefecture; Representative: Kayoko Arita; hereinafter CHECK&STRIPE) on Thursday, June 25 and Friday, June 26. ▲JUKI Industrial Sewing Machine "SL-700EX" ▲"Mini Bag" to be made (Image 1) ▲"Mini Bag" to be made (Image 2) ▲"JUKI UPCYCLE" Original Tag In this workshop, participants will create a mini bag using CHECK&STRIPE fabrics and JUKI's industrial sewing machines "SL-700EX" and "SL-300EX." Participants can choose their preferred fabric from CHECK&STRIPE's attractive fabric scraps and enjoy making a one-of-a-kind bag. Through the workshop, we aim to convey the appeal of manufacturing with sewing machines and provide new insights from the upcycling experience, such as the perspective of using items carefully and ingenuity in bringing out the best in materials. On the day, JUKI staff will also participate and introduce the basic usage of industrial sewing machines and tips tailored to the production process. The content is designed to be accessible to a wide range of participants, from those who want to start sewing to those who want to improve their skills. We sincerely look forward to your participation. JUKI is committed to addressing social issues set forth in the SDGs and aims to remain a company with social value as a partner in realizing a "rich life" for people around the world through the creation of a sustainable society. "Reduction of clothing waste loss" is one of the social issues JUKI is tackling. Since 2021, JUKI has started upcycling activities*¹ using used clothing and waste materials, and has been holding events nationwide to raise interest in and reduce clothing waste. JUKI will continue to further promote these initiatives towards the realization of a sustainable society. *¹ Upcycling activities: Initiatives to transform used clothing and waste materials that have served their purpose into new items of higher value. [Upcycling Workshop Overview] Upcycling Workshop to Make a Mini Bag Date and Time June 25 (Thursday) and June 26 (Friday), 2026 Session 1: 11:00-12:30, Session 2: 14:00-15:30 (both days) Venue CHECK&STRIPE Kichijoji Store Number of Participants 8 participants per session (32 participants total) How to Participate Online registration will begin on Tuesday, June 16 at 10:00 AM on the CHECK&STRIPE website. Participation Fee 3,740 yen (3,400 yen + tax) (includes instruction and material fees) Finished Size Approx. 24 cm (H) x 22 cm (W), handle length 34 cm Items to Bring A set of sewing tools will be provided, but please bring your own if you have preferred ones. *Common materials will be used for the inner fabric and handle tape. *Registration will start 10 minutes before the workshop begins. ▲Inside of CHECK&STRIPE Kichijoji Store JUKI Internal Upcycling Activities (YouTube) JUKI Home Sewing Machine HP JUKI Home Sewing Machine Instagram CHECK&STRIPE HP CHECK&STRIPE Instagram [About JUKI Corporation] JUKI is a comprehensive sewing machine manufacturer with the world's top share in the field of industrial sewing machines that support the global apparel industry. Since its founding in 1938, the company has established 27 bases worldwide, centered in Japan, and supports customers in over 185 countries. For home sewing machines, JUKI incorporates industrial sewing machine technology and offers a range of machines renowned for their reliable "stitching." Year of Establishment: December 1938 (Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market) Address: 2-11-1 Tsurumaki, Tama City, Tokyo Representative: Atsushi Narikawa, President and Representative Director Business Description: Manufacture and sale of industrial sewing machines, home sewing machines, and industrial equipment Capital: 18,044,710,000 yen Website: https://www.juki.co.jp/