働く服

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Overview

Hataraku Fuku is a Japanese women's workwear line launched by Nissen in 2019. It offers suits and matching sets, office-casual styles, and tops and bottoms for commuting, aimed at working women. Sizes range from S to 8L to accommodate a wide range of work styles and body types. The line emphasizes comfort, functionality, and design, incorporating feedback from its monitor program, Hataraku Fuku Club, into product development.

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The line offers workwear for commuting that combines comfort, functionality, and design, with consideration for women with diverse work styles and body types. Through products that reflect monitor feedback, it supports women in working each day in their own way.

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A purpose-specific line supporting everything from commuting to everyday life on workdays

A line within Nissen’s original women’s clothing brands specializing in apparel for commut

A line within Nissen’s original women’s clothing brands specializing in apparel for commuting to work. It offers work-oriented jackets, blouses, pants, and other items, and aims to support working women’s everyday lives through its products and related content. Its purpose differs from that of 366BASIC and pattok, which focus primarily on everyday wear, and Callarus and Neina, which offer attire for special occasions; it serves as an option for customers looking for workwear. Some items can also be worn on days off or at events, and the line proposes clothing suited to working life.

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