Exciting Pop-Up Store by Classico Launches in Hakata for Medical Apparel Fans

Classico Pop-Up Store at Hakata Hankyu

This spring, Classico, the renowned medical apparel brand specializing in stylish and functional lab coats and scrubs, is embarking on a nationwide pop-up store tour across Japan. Kicking off the event, the first pop-up store will be hosted at Hakata Hankyu, directly connected to Hakata Station, from March 18 to March 31, 2026, on the 8th floor, Stage 8.

This event marks the third time Classico has set up in the Fukuoka area, showcasing a diverse range of high-performance medical uniforms tailored for healthcare professionals. Attendees can explore popular staple items and selected collaborative pieces firsthand. Moreover, exclusive merchandise will be available; customers who spend over ¥50,000 (including tax) will receive the adorable "Classico Bear" plush toy, available until stocks last.

Additionally, Classico will continue its successful initiative, the "RE:CyCREW PROJECT," which aims to recycle unused medical uniforms. Customers are encouraged to bring in old scrubs, lab coats, and similar uniforms to the designated collection boxes at the pop-up store, contributing to sustainable practices by recycling these items instead of discarding them.

The event will continue its journey post-Hakata, with future stops planned in Hokkaido and Miyagi. Stay tuned for updates on the upcoming locations and dates.

Details of the Classico Pop-Up Store at Hakata Hankyu

- Event Duration: March 18 (Wednesday) - March 31 (Tuesday), 2026
- Venue: Hakata Hankyu, 8th Floor, Stage 8, 1-1 Hakata Station Chuo-gai, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture
- Business Hours: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM (final day, March 31, hours until 6:00 PM)
- Closed: No days off
- Contact: 080-3560-9989 (Available only during the event)

For more details about the Classico pop-up at Hakata Hankyu, please visit the official website.

Classico operates its flagship stores in Tokyo (Marunouchi), Yokohama, Nagoya, and Osaka. For more information on these locations, check the website.

About the RE:CyCREW PROJECT

Classico emphasizes meaningful craftsmanship and sustainability. Recognizing that product life doesn't end at sale, they believe in considering the lifecycle of apparel beyond purchase. The "RE:CyCREW PROJECT" invites participants to choose sustainability by recycling medical uniforms that have completed their usage, making a collective effort toward a better future.

What Can Be Recycled?

- Scrub tops
- Scrub pants
- Lab coats
- Casey and other medical uniforms (items from other brands are welcome too)

Collection Method

Participants can simply drop off uniforms at our collection boxes located at the venue.

Important Notes

- Please ensure all items are washed or dry-cleaned prior to donation.
- Wet or soiled items cannot be accepted (minor issues like frays or leftover stains are permissible).
- Make sure to empty pockets and remove hangers/protective plastic before donating.
- Fashion accessories (shoes, bags, etc.) are not accepted for recycling.
- Once items are collected, they cannot be returned or canceled.

For a comprehensive story on past initiatives, visit our official blog. Learn about Classico’s commitment to sustainability in detail on our website.

About Classico

Founded in 2008 after a physician's simple observation about the lack of stylish lab coats, Classico set out with a mission: to bring aesthetic appeal to the medical field through their expertly designed apparel. They offer lab coats and scrubs that merge high functionality with unique designs, meeting the professional needs of healthcare workers. With 47% recognition among Japanese doctors, Classico is praised for enhancing work motivation and facilitating communication with patients.

On a global scale, Classico's members are experiencing significant growth, averaging a 41.7% increase annually, reflecting a steadily expanding customer base.

Through their apparel, Classico aims to uplift the spirits of healthcare professionals and contribute to the sustainability of the medical industry.