Workman has announced that it has restructured its production system to eliminate shortages of its “MEDiHEAL” series recovery wear and will conduct a large-scale restocking from late December to February 2026, to be sequentially resold at all 1,086 stores (Workman, Pro stores, Plus stores, Plus II stores, Colors stores, and Women’s stores). and women’s stores) from late December through February 2026. In addition, new spring/summer recovery wear (short sleeves and half pants, from 1,290 yen each) will also go on sale sequentially at all stores from December 19.
Recovery wear for year-round and winter wear, which went on sale on September 1 this fall, sold out in one week, and although it was intermittently restocked and resold thereafter, a total of 2.11 million pieces of the initial production were sold out in 16 days of actual sales. In order to resolve the inconvenience caused by the shortage, the company newly reviewed its overseas production system and received 4.37 million pieces (1.07 million pieces in December, 1.46 million pieces in January, and 1.84 million pieces in February) for sales between December and February. Of these, 200,000 were for winter, 2.12 million for year-round, and 2.05 million for spring and summer.
In particular, a portion of the new spring/summer recovery wear inventory (one-third of the total spring/summer inventory) will be on sale from December 19 to mid-January. Additional shipments will be available from late January to mid-February.
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