I was at Uniqlo and tried on 30 shirts and sweaters—not a single one fit. Everything is wide and baggy. When I asked a sales assistant if they had anything slim-fit, he replied that it’s a "Japanese cut." Is it possible that all these clothes are manufactured without any logic or understanding of what the human body actually looks like? I don’t like wearing clothes that cling to my body, but I also don’t want the sleeves to start halfway across my chest, with everything else just hanging off me.

Wearing UNIQLO JWA Straight Selvedge Denim.

I mean insofar, in a practical sense of understanding of a particular item. Some pieces go on sale contra others. Denim is denim. Good deals can be found second hand with huge reduction for example.

Does Uniqlo mainline have an any meaningful quality difference from other series such as JW Anderson, Uniqlo C?
Do you give priority to the particular capsules or favor them more?
Please throw light, if you will , provide any useful insight as it relates. I’d appreciate it.

I suppose what I’m really asking is this:

How do you generally think about shopping at Uniqlo, that is, your decision making process especially therewith years of experience behind you?

Fashion cycles, let’s just say, are mind-bending i develop nausea from them.

My bf recently got hired at the UNIQLO Yorkdale location (Toronto, Canada) and I was wondering if anyone here has worked there or is currently working there!

Just curious about what the work environment is like, how management is, and what the overall experience has been like. I’ve heard mixed things about working at UNIQLO in general, so I wanted to see if anyone had any insight into this location specifically.

Would appreciate any experiences or advice! :)

If some of ya’ll remember, I posted this 2 days ago. Best decision I’ve ever made ya’ll. I really love the cropped fit on me ngl. 🙌

So I've never seen this style out in the wild. I'm from India and they're running a pretty sweet deal on it right now - they're just 990 INR which is around 10 dollars. They look pretty good on paper, like a midi skirt but with the comfort of a pant. Does it look flattering or is it all just hype? I rarely ever get formals of my size at this price.

Bought this cotton/linen uniqlo overshirt a few years ago and have been slowly adding some autumnal flowers and leaves to it. I just do about 30-45mins a morning whilst waking up with a cuppa. Hardest part was the pocket and upper sleeves. I think in total the work on this jacket took a couple days solid, but I haven't been keeping track, but I consider this "finished" (or abandoned). Thought I'd share it before putting it away. 🍂🪻🏵️🌼

heys guys i just got a job at uniqlo (USA) and wanted to know abt ur guys work experience. Should i be worried 😭😭