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Celebrating 15 Years of Impact

Folk Corporation, based in Chiyoda, Tokyo, has been committed to its collaboration with Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières, MSF) since 2011. This year marks the 15th anniversary of this initiative, which aims to support the vital work of MSF in delivering medical aid in crisis zones worldwide. In honor of this milestone, Folk is set to launch new colors for their collaborative scrubs and pants on July 15, 2026.

New Scrubs and Pants Release

The newly released Scrub 7091SC features an array of color options including Deep Cobalt and Taupe. As a crucial part of this collection, each scrub purchased contributes 300 yen to MSF, aiding their medical missions. This lightweight and comfortable scrub is made from a sustainable material that offers stretchability, heat resistance, UV protection, and breathability, making it suitable for year-round use. The scrubs also come with an ‘I support MSF’ label on the right pocket and feature a distinctive three-color striped tape representing MSF on the shoulders.

• - Price: 6,500 yen (tax included: 7,150 yen)
• - Material: All-Flex Stretch Twill (100% Polyester)
• - Colors: 27 (Deep Cobalt), 30 (Taupe)
• - Sizes: 3S to 4L

Along with the scrubs, the Pants 5032SC also made from the same material will be available. They are designed for easy coordination with the scrubs and have a comfortable elastic waistband with drawstrings.

• - Price: 6,200 yen (tax included: 6,820 yen)
• - Material: All-Flex Stretch Twill (100% Polyester)
• - Colors: 27 (Deep Cobalt), 30 (Taupe)
• - Sizes: SS to 4L

It’s important to note that while the scrubs directly contribute to MSF, the pants will not be included in the donation campaign.

Sales Information

The new items will be available from July 15, 2026, through the Folk online store and selected distribution partners that handle Folk uniforms. Be aware that the release dates may vary among retail partners.

About Doctors Without Borders

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing medical humanitarian aid. Founded in France in 1971, MSF operates independently and impartially, delivering critical emergency medical assistance to those affected by conflict, natural disasters, and poverty. In 1992, MSF established its Japan office, and in 1999 the organization was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for its significant contributions to humanitarian aid.

As part of the 15th-anniversary celebrations, Folk Corporation’s President, Jun Koyano, and MSF Japan's President, Yuko Nakajima, engaged in a special dialogue exploring the interconnectedness of healthcare and global humanitarian efforts. This thought-provoking conversation titled **