Lacoste employees sell a cherished piece of clothing. A limited two-week charity project will begin.

Lacoste Harajuku, which opened last December, will hold a special two-week event.

The program is "From the Staff's Closet," a charity program that sells items from the brand that have been cherished by LACOSTE employees across the country.

Lacoste has long been involved in a variety of social initiatives under the slogan "Toward an Elegant Future. The "From the Staff's Closet" campaign is one such initiative, with all proceeds, excluding expenses, being donated to the authorized non-profit organization "Learning for All.

Learning for All" is a nonprofit organization that provides learning support and placement services to children in need with the mission of "providing essential solutions to child poverty. Learning for All" is a nonprofit organization that provides learning support and a place to stay for children in need.

The used collection offered through this charity program also proves that Lacoste's carefully crafted products can be used for a long time to come. The contents of the collection are a treat to be found in the store. All of the items have been properly cleaned, so you can pick them up with peace of mind.

. runs from Friday, March 29 to Thursday, April 11.

To celebrate the start of this initiative, an admission-free music event will be held at the Lacoste Harajuku store from 6:00 p.m. on the first day (29th). Performing live will be singer-songwriter Sarasa, VivaOla, and the creative collective "w.a.u." .

It's a unique opportunity to enjoy a collection consisting of one-of-a-kind pieces and music together.