As part of a collaboration with Kyoto Women's University, we will be setting up a box where customers can collect unwanted textile products

The collected textile products will be used in merchandise production workshops run by students from Kyoto Women's University for "RE:FES," which will be held at Kuzuha Mall this spring, and will also be upcycled and used to make new remade costumes!

[Period]
Wednesday, January 7th, 2026 to Tuesday, January 13th, 2026

[Installation location]
Keihan Mall 2F Main Building/Hotel Building Connecting Passage

[Collection items]
<Textile products>
Clothing, children's clothing, rainwear, new towels, bed linen, curtains, mufflers, handkerchiefs, scarves, kimonos, obi
*The following items cannot be collected:
used towels, extremely soiled items, items that have not been washed after use, underwear, shoes, socks, etc.

[Related organizations]
●Kyoto Women's University KUMO
is a craftsmanship group of volunteers from Kyoto Women's University that upcycles used clothing and waste materials. Using dead stock and used clothing provided by companies, they carry out a variety of activities, such as planning, producing, exhibiting, and selling upcycled products.

-This year's planned activities-

May 14, 2026 "RE:FES" (Kuzuha Mall)

Autumn 2026: 4th Kansai Student Adaptive Fashion Show

●Japan Adaptive Fashion Association (General Incorporated Association)
An organization established in May 2024 that works to spread understanding of and the necessity of adaptive fashion. Aspiring to a society that accepts diversity, the organization aims to contribute to the creation of a better society through the spread of adaptive fashion, where each individual's individuality is respected. In the past, fashion shows have been held in which people with disabilities and students who will be responsible for society in the future held discussions, created remade costumes, and held fashion shows. The third fashion show is currently being planned for this autumn.
*Adaptive fashion refers to fashion for people with disabilities, and is used in a positive way, starting with clothing to adapt to people.
Website: http://adaptivefashion.jp/