As global temperatures rise and urban weather grows more erratic, UNIQLO’s AIRism range has quietly become the unofficial “national tee” for Singaporean men (and women) battling humidity, sweat, and sudden downpours.
A recent UNIQLO survey of 7,000 commuters across seven major cities, including Tokyo, New York, and Shanghai, highlights how unpredictable weather is disrupting work, social lives, and even fashion choices. While Singapore was not part of the study, the findings hit close to home for locals who have long relied on AIRism’s sweat-wicking magic to survive the MRT rush and tropical heat.
Walk into any neighbourhood in Singapore and I guarantee you will be able to find someone wearing a UNIQLO AIRism tee in a matter of minutes or even seconds. The reason? They are the ultimate urban survival tool:
UNIQLO’s findings reveal a universal struggle:
Sound familiar? In Singapore, where “rain or shine” means both in one hour, the demand for adaptable clothing is not surprising.
Psychologist Dr. Dion Terrelonge explains: “Unpredictable weather spikes stress, but clothing is one thing we can control.” Her tips for Singaporeans:
From Tokyo’s subway to Singapore’s hawker centres, AIRism has become the stealth MVP of urban life:
As climate chaos reshapes how we dress, UNIQLO’s survey proves one thing: functional fashion is now a survival strategy. The popularity of the AIRism line in Singapore validates this.
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