Workman held the “WORKMAN 2026 Spring/Summer New Product Presentation -Colors & MEDiHEAL-” at the Tokyo International Forum on February 9, unveiling a total of 36 recovery wear items for year-round and spring/summer use.
Last year, Workman’s “MEDiHEAL” series of recovery wear sold approximately 3.19 million pieces in the first 20 days after its launch. While maintaining the industry’s lowest prices of 1,900 yen each for long-sleeved shirts and pants and 1,290 yen each for short-sleeved shirts and pants, new fabric types and active-oriented designs have been added this season, expanding the lineup to suit each scene, from home to outings to workouts. The company also aims to “popularize recovery wear” so that anyone can get it when they want it, and will sell 21 million pieces, seven times more than last year, at its 1,088 stores nationwide.
Some products, including the ROOM Series, a popular standard loungewear item, are already on sale. Short-sleeved and short pants types of the Dry Series, made of breathable mesh fabric, will go on sale in March, innerwear in April, and short sleeves and short pants types of the Pile Series, made of soft toweling fabric, in May.
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