Uniqlo Locations

in Melbourne Australia. Saw a guy bopping to it lol so glad more people can listen to Ejae’s work outside of KPDH!

I am a worker at one of the Washington stores, and I've been with the company for about 2-3 years. I had one of my worst experiences dealing with more than one customer at Cash Wrap. I am usually a CS person, but I've been doing more RPL and SFS, which I am cool with, given my experience. Customer service is my foundation, but I am always down to try new things around my location. Today we didn't have many associates, so I was put into CW, and in those 2 hours, I dealt with so many privileged and disrespectful customers. 1. There was this one customer who wanted alterations, but instead of pinning the pants in the fitting room like everyone else, he STAPLED both his pants to ...

What are some suggestions to improve your local UNIQLO store that would make your shopping experience there better? It can be anything like layout, inventory, check out, change rooms, etc? Anything is helpful thank you!

i'm doing a case study for class, and i'm really curious about what other people's experiences have been like with the store. personally, it used to feel like an experience of discovering clothes and styles, kind of premium as well. these days it feels more like a department store -- cluttered, cramped, and somewhat soulless? but maybe that's just because there are more people now. i can't put my finger on it. i dunno, what do you think should even be improved in the store in terms of your experience of being there?

I bought this t-shirt (https://www.uniqlo.com/sg/en/products/E475376-000?colorCode=COL00&sizeCode=SMA009) from their online store in the wrong size by mistake and want to exchange it for a larger size. But their customer service team is telling me that t-shirts are classified as "packaged items" similar to underwears and bras, and cannot be exchanged once the package has been opened. I have never heard of any clothing brand claim that t-shirts are classified as underwear and cannot be exchanged for hygiene purposes. You can literally walk into a uniqlo store to try on the exact same t-shirt. What's going on here? I tried calling the nearest store but their phone see...

I've been lucky enough to visit Tokyo and Ha Noi over the last year. I discovered Uniqlo in Japan, and always regretted only buying a few items of clothing when I was in Tokyo. Then, a few weeks ago I was exploring Ha Noi and discovered a Uniqlo store there. I bought two Jean-Michele Basquiat t-shirts and brought the shopping bag home with me to use to make a notebook as a memento of my travels to these two amazing cities.

I recently returned from the country; it was a truly unique experience, and I'm eager to go back. During the trip, I took various photos of the things I saw, and I would like to be able to share them. During the trip I followed this route: Day 1: We arrived from the airport and went to Ueno. Since our accommodation was nearby, we decided to explore the surrounding area as it was getting late. We went to the Tokyo Skytree for dinner. Day 2: Since the weather was going to be good, we decided to change our itinerary and visit Hakone. It was quite a beautiful area. Before arriving, we took a stroll through Odawara since it was on the way. We lost track of time, So we didn't have ti...

My husband and I just arrived home yesterday after 13 days in Japan with a group of friends. We stayed in Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Kanazawa with day trips to Nara, Arashiyama, and Fukui. Here a few tips I learned from the experience: 1. If you have your IC Card on your phone, do not bring a crossbody pouch/phone combo. As much as I love my Bandolier set, it was incredibly difficult to scan my Suica quickly when I needed to. On a related note, I highly recommend a crossbody bag/sling pouch. I bought mine at the Osaka Uniqlo store for 990 JPY and it was a game-changer. 2. If you have a phone case with slots for your credit cards and you put your hotel room key in one, please note that this ...

Not gonna lie, ang ganda ng setup ng UNIQLO Nuvali. It’s not just a store—may park area pa and surrounded by trees. After mo mag-ikot inside, pwede ka lang lumabas and suddenly it feels calm and refreshing. Hindi siya typical na Uniqlo store. Lowkey wish more places were designed like this.

Apparently a Uniqlo store will open in Eindhoven later this year 😅

Hey, I've really loved Uniqlo regular Chinos. I bought 2 pairs of them at a 30 waist and used their alterations service to reduce it to a 32. I went back to the Uniqlo store and bought a whole bunch of new colors and they all have a default inseam of 30.5 inches. The employee said they changed it permanently and I can find the larger sizes online either. I'm looking at the Chinos [here](https://www.uniqlo.com/us/en/products/E482880-000/00) and the longest is 30.5. Is this a permanent change? I won't be able to buy their pants anymore if so.

I'll be staying in Shibuya area next month and I was thinking of going to the Uniqlo Park in Yokohama for a day trip. To anyone who's been there, are there any exclusive items or is it just the same as any other Uniqlo store in Japan (ex. Ginza's 12-storey Uniqlo) except it's housed in its own park? Is it worth traveling 1 hour from Tokyo to and spending the whole day there (of course we'll go to nearby areas as well but the main highlight of the day trip is the Uniqlo Park)?

Recently at the Uniqlo store, I saw that many items from cardigan sweaters to boxer briefs included warnings about color migration onto other clothes. I’f never seen these warnings before. Are they new, and has anyone experienced color migration or stains from Uniqlo clothes onto other clothes? I love my Uniqlo tees and socks but these warnings are a huge turnoff that make me not buy the items with the warnings. Thanks in advance!

Shueisha is celebrating 100 years, and UNIQLO Japan marked it with a dedicated UT collection - shirts featuring some of the biggest manga titles they've ever published: Demon Slayer, Chainsaw Man, One Piece, Dandadan and more. The catch: these are Japan-only. Global UNIQLO stores don't carry them, and Japan typically gets exclusive designs months ahead of any international release - if they release at all abroad. Pricing is pretty reasonable at ¥1,500-¥1,990 (roughly $10-15 USD), which is way cheaper than resellers who flip these for 3-4x after sellouts. A few things worth knowing before ordering: * XS and XL sizes tend to disappear first * Most collabs sell out within 24-72 ...

So I applied to 2 Uniqlo stores for loss prevention and I have around 8 months of security experience and they haven’t gotten back to me yet, but I haven’t been rejected either The funny thing is I applied for 3 different stores but 2 open later this month and the store that’s already opened rejected me, sooo should I expect to be respected from the other ones after a month with no interview or response PS. I’m in the U.S.

Hello! I'm traveling to Japan tomorrow and at first I thought I'd buy all the socks I need at Uniqlo, but now I'm getting mixed information that larger size (27-29) socks are online order only while also getting some information that larger Uniqlo stores such as the one in Shinjuku and Ginza have the size in stock. Which case is correct? If they don't have my size in stock is it possible to enter a store and order them there? Thanks!

I bought this pair of sweatpants that the original owner says she bought in Vietnam from a Uniqlo store. However, Vietnam uses VND and not the $ symbol from what I understand. Can anyone explain the $790.00 price tag at the bottom of the tag? I’m trying to verify authenticity and try to understand what happened here…

Hey, when you consume any globally consumed product i.e. if you go to the Apple website or the Uniqlo store or watch a random western (American, European) movie or series, play a western (including East Asian) videogame, etc. you only see Black, White, East Asian models/characters. Why ? 1 in 5 people in the world is Indian (1.5 billion Indians). I see Indians everywhere. I myself am Indian. We're well off as a community in the western countries with good incomes and we consume a lot of products. Meanwhile the Indians in India have made India one of the biggest consumer markets today. So both domestically and internationally we are a target consumer. Yet, I never see an Indian anywhere...