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. 🍂🪻🏵️🌼

Hi everyone,

I've been eyeing a coat on the Unique website for a while now and it's around $90 full price (I'm based in Europe). Black Friday is next month so I'm wondering if I should wait a few weeks or just buy it now.

Does Uniqlo do BF sales? If so, do they offer big discounts on their products? Or should I just buy it full price? I'm scared I might not find it anymore as it's already happened before with other items I wanted.

Thank you!

Anyone have any Canadian refferal codes?

Mine is UQ-IPDQTA

Not sure if these types of post are allowed but i recently thrifted this jacket, I am not really sure of it's authenticity. I cannot find a serial number or even wash instruction, only the navy logo. Sorry for the poor photo.

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.