Uniqlo

Good for basics really affordable great store ;)

worst customer service EVER I bought 335 worth of merchandise and didn’t receive it yet
Went of sale I would save $ 50 The rep and even the supervisor said they would do nothing for me
I will return all merchandise and never shop there again This was my 6^th online order in the last year
Get in the game :(

I love this store, the clothes, and the prices. One question — WHY IS IT ALWAYS SO HOT? It makes for a miserable shopping experience so I’ve switched to buying online and picking up in store (you can still get the free alterations) to minimize the hot box experience.

So having been in two separate Uniqlo locations, this is by far the biggest, nicest, and cleanest I’ve been in.
There are multiple floors and the staff are generally helpful. The selection and prices are also very good. I like to think of Uniqlo as a great place for staples, nothing special but decent basics.
The prices are also good for the quality, basically every item costs somewhere between $ 20 and $ 40!
Overall, probably the best store to go, however I’m sure it can get pretty busy!!!

So I have mixed feelings about this place.
The décor is very nice, very trendy and modern.
The selection of clothing was good, however, the next day three buttons fell off one of my cardigans, I’m not completely upset since I am handy with a needle and thread. With the price they charged for the cardigan, around $ 22.00 I believe, the quality of clothing should’ve been better.
The store is very clean and organized.
Would I buy more clothes from them? Maybe.

Great store in Soho! There are always deals and specials here. If you are here at the right time of day there were boxer briefs on sale for $ 2 each. During end of the year holiday seasons there were dress socks on sale for $ 1 a pair.
I have gotten 2 pairs of dress pants when they were at a price of $ 30 from an orginal price of $ 60! What a deal. The material is very comfortable and stretchy and we’ll worth the money. They also tailor those dress pants to your needs at the dressing room.
The tailoring is a drop off and pick up option with a 2 hour window.

They don’t carry two out of the four denim styles for men. They only have Slim Straight and Skinny fit, not the Smart Shape or Boyfriend Fit. It’s really annoying. The manager told me that they’ve downgraded this location from «global flagship» to «large store», and the 5^th Avenue and Herald Square locations are the flagships now. This is despite the PA announcing «Welcome to the global flagship» every five minutes. So if you’re looking to try on the various denim styles Uniqlo offers, don’t go to this location. Really frustrating.

I’ve been a Uniqlo customer for a long time but I was not happy on my recent visit to this location. While the store associates are friendly and helpful I noticed that almost all of the pants are cut skinny which just is not flattering on my body. And they did not have any straight leg chinos or jeans in my size. I usually do well with tops there like jackets and sweaters but I may have to shop elsewhere for jeans and trousers. I had kind of a Whoopi Goldberg moment here from her one woman broadway show.

I’m a huge fan of Uniqlo in general, and of this spacious store as well. When I came to this location, I smiled at the staff worker who greeted me when I walked in the door, and when I walked out about 40 minutes later.
The staff members are the highlight/​hallmark of this Uniqlo location: they were okay with holding the ankle length pants I was about to buy at the counter while I used the bathroom, and one staff worker in particular punched in a code in the entryway towards the restroom when I asked her to, and I appreciated that effort so much.
The user experience of this place is great: the clothes are well organized, the color variety is awesome, and it’s clear that the Uniqlo style is a streamlined, clean look, which is my personal favorite.
I’ve found that Uniqlo sells clothing that’s optimal for the humid weather that can happen in New York often– I’ve come here for that, since I’ve spent too many days wearing bulky sweaters and jeans on a humid day that called for layering lighter clothes. Uniqlo has such clothes that are breathable, comfortable and thin, like some of their button-​down tank tops, and my most recent purchase, their ankle length pants that are stretchy, thin, comfortable, and still suitable for a professional setting/​for work. This place is awesome.

Uniqlo is a great place to come for fairly priced basics. The store has an array of basics in a wide vary of colors and the store is set up to display that. This particular Uniqlo is split into 3 floors, basement, 1^st, and 2^nd. In these 3 floors, you will find everything you need, from basic tee shirts, to base layers (heat tech), to formal wear. The staff here is also very helpful and they always try their best to help you. Keep in mind, this store is located in Soho, one of the busiest shopping district of NY so at times it can get hectic. Also, the store can become a be unkept at times; what I mean is that sizes and colors can often be tossed elsewhere and become hard to find but this is by no means the fault of the staff; it’s just that the store experiences such heavy traffic of customers that it can get messy from time to time. Uniqlo is definitely a great place to shop, especially if you’re into basics and color.

I ordered a christmas gift for a friend and had it shipped. The tracking told me the order was shipped. and finally, when my friend never mentioned the gift, I asked her if she had received it. The answer was no (and that was on Jan 18.). I emailed their so called «wecare» email. 4 days later (which in e-​commerce is a lifetime) they said they had the wrong address — I checked the address and it was correct. Why didn;t they ever contact me to let me know it wasn;t delivered? It was a month since the order went out.
Uniglo — said they would issue me a refund — that was a week and half ago and I just had to email them again. I will never do business (online) with them. Very dishonest company.

Not as interesting as I expected to be. It came off as some lovechild of H&M and Old Navy but with slightly higher quality clothes. I couldn’t find anything I liked though so I quit after 30 minutes. Can’t knock 30 dollars for a 100% cashmere sweater though (fit was unflattering on ladies with hips because it’s ribbed on the bottom, making the unsightly puff between the bust and the hips.) Lines were super long, clothes strewn about, not very relaxing.

Nice Uniqlo location. You can always count on finding everyday cheap comfy clothes that look good at Uniqlo.

I first heard of this place through my coworker, who said it was the kind of store I would like since I like color. I also think he was also alluding to the fact that I’m half Asian, because it’s a Japanese brand. So I asked my Asian friends if they’d heard of Uniqlo, and they were surprised I hadn’t. Even though we live in DC, and the closest Uniqlo store is in NYC, most of my Asian friends own clothes from Uniqlo. What the heck?
So of course, next time I was in NYC, I had to investigate. My expectations were high, and I was only slightly disappointed. Which I think means it’s still a pretty good store. I loved the bright colors, which is something that American brands seem to be afraid of. I don’t know if the sizes are designed for Asians, but the clothes fit me really well. The prices were also really good for NYC.
I guess my disappointment was because I expected clothes that would be identifiable as Japanese or Asian clothes. I don’t even know what that means, because I certainly didn’t want frilly or lacey clothes that make me look like a FOB. But if I was walking down the street with a Uniqlo shirt or jacket, you probably would think it was from GAP, except for the brighter colors.
In the end, I do think Uniqlo is better than the average American store, so I plan to be back.

1. Cheap
2. Comfortable
3. Easy to clean
4. Acceptable looks
They didn’t have every style and color advertised on internet

Great place to come for clothing!
Great variety of styles. Especially they have clothing with theme from Star Wars
Their HeatTech are great. They work very well in the winter for protection against the cold. Greatly recommended!

This is one mass market store that I don’t mind. The clothes are basic and less cheaply made than its competitors. Their promotional pricing is terrific if you like their designs and fit. I do find I have to size up 1 – 2 sizes to fit into their clothes.
I personally like their cotton/​cotton cashmere sweaters, some of their dresses and slacks. If you are looking to start a relatively inexpensive professional wardrobe and have a decent eye for mixing cheap with expensive, you will find a lot of options.
The children’s clothing has improved over the years. They dropped their prices considerably and have a good combination of licensed and non-​licensed T-​shirts, jackets and pants.
I like the tights & PJ’s, the hubby likes the underwear and socks. Very decent prices and quality for the basics.
The staff is very friendly and the store is very neatly organized.

Great products and a great team. Shout out to the Upper floor/Men’s floor team for going beyond to help me find the size and color I was looking for. Definitely on the smaller side compared to the other New York flagships but I love Uniqlo Soho’s trendy vibe.

Came in here recently because I didn’t pack leggings for my trip to New York. Asked one of the sales associates (Natasha g.) where I could find some and just rudely gets told «did you look on the other side?»
Great customer service…

Don’t shop here. Staff are rude. Lines are horrendous, Customer service is the worst, wouldn’t let me return an unworn jacket with tags and receipt as I was 1 day (ONE DAY!!!) over their crappy 30 day policy. Cheap clothes at rising
high prices!

Really good selection, long lines on Black Friday but they moved very quickly. Not as inexpensive as I had heard.

You would think with the amount of customers coming in and out that they were giving free stuff out! The store has always been busy when I am in there, but luckily the sales staff is helpful if you know what you want, but cannot find your color/​size. My friends and I stopped in the other day and found some great deals. We literally all left with several zip-​up fleeces for $ 15 to give to our families this holiday season.

Now that it’s no longer the only Uniqlo in town, I’ll have to downgrade this SoHo store to four stores. It’s just smaller compared to the Midtown flagship, and it’s so packed constantly and is therefore chaotic. But because this Uniqlo has less square footage, the layout is actually easier to navigate compared to the maze-​like Midtown one.
The Heattech clothing is boss for wintertime, but I recommend sizing up at least one size, perhaps two (skintight is not my bag). They have Heattech in all sorts of formats: tops, pants, socks. I hate the cold so with the Heattech, sweaters, and ultra light down jackets, Uniqlo’s got me prepared for Old Man Winter. I recently picked up a super soft fluffy yarn fleece jacket, and it’s warmer than you think, delightful to pet, reasonably priced, and will make your friends and family envy your good clothing fortune.
The bathroom on the ground floor is a godsend, but either I have bad luck or they scrub it like mad since it’s frequently closed the last few times I’ve gone. Maybe your luck will be better than mine.
In typical NYC chain retail store fashion, the employees are not particularly warm and friendly but at least they aren’t rude jerkholes.
Since I no longer live near a Uniqlo, I signed up for their e-​mail list, and they dispatch messages a little more than I would prefer, but they do have fab sales often, so that’s a plus.

This review is for the pickup online order only, went in and they couldn’t find my package, and had to wait for an hour, and still no package. Two days after, I’ve called the help for online order and now waiting on he phone, counting now 34 minutes on hold.
I like uniqlo but probably not order for store pick up. Best to deliver to home.

Love their basics and their winter wear.
HATE that their restrooms have been «Out of Order» for weeks. A decent restroom is hard to come by in SoHo, and I don’t mind it being open to paying customers only. But to post a little sign implying that it’ll be open later and hope nobody notices? Not cool, guys.
Looking forward to shopping there again when they’ve got their customer service priorities straight.

This Uniqlo is one of three (?) global flagship stores, the others being on 5^th Avenue and 34^th Street. I’ve been to all three and this looks to be the smallest of the three, but it still has everything that’s expected of a global flagship store.
There are three levels to this store, separated by men’s, women’s, and children’s (to an extent). There’s cash registers in each floor, which really helps in minimizing waiting times at the cashiers. The other employees were also very helpful if you’re looking for a particular product or size.
Variety is amazing in this store, as you get a wealth of supply of t-​shirts, sweaters, jackets, undergarments, dress shirts, jeans, dress pants… all with fantastic quality at very affordable prices.
I can’t wait till Uniqlo opens in Toronto sometime next year, because it’s something everyone honestly needs to consider when filling their wardrobe.

I came here with my buddies after a lunch at David Burke. I like Uniqlo’s shirts and light weight clothing. Simple designs, overall good quality, and for the most part, inexpensive. Customer service is efficient and fast. Interior is spotless, well maintained.
I also like the quality and design of their denim jeans and pants, but the problem is. most of the waist sizes are like 35 and under. loll I’m a size 38. And looking at these teenie tinie waist sizes… makes me feel fat. T_​T
Also, another thing I like about most Uniqlo stores. their music selection is very good! Frequently plays music with a nice beat to it, dance, sometimes house, electronic, etc.

Would give 5 stars if only this location wasn’t always soooo crowded!
Great value, great basics and always have a really good selection of men’s and women’s. My wife never fails to leave without a purchase.
Their men’s and women’s supima cotton basic tees are fantastic quality so soft to the touch and value $ 12.90 and sometimes if you are lucky they are on promo for $ 9.90.
My one other complaint (all uniqlo’s) I can never find my size in denim! If I was a skinny mini (29″ — 30″) waist I would be in denim heaven! Alas I am not and they NEVER have 36″ waists!

Original location, very packed with locals and tourists. Very cool basic stuff here and great prices. Try going during off hours such as morning or near closing. Will be much less crowded.
The way they hand you the credit cards back with two hands is cool.
The hemming and tailoring service is very convenient for pants. All male pants come at 34 length and you get free hemming. It should take a few hours so you can wander around NYC and come back later.

This was the first Uniqlo I’ve ever been to. My friends recommended me to check out the place since I’ve never been. I became in love with their simple basic outfits and the affordable prices!
I got some Heattech shirts and pants. My Heattech shirt didn’t last very long unfortunately but my pants were and still are in great condition. The dye on the pants stayed true in color and I always get compliments from wearing it. They finally opened a Uniqlo in San Francisco and Costa Mesa so I can shop from here instead of flying over to New York or Japan. Just wished the Costa Mesa location had more selection. The New York Uniqlo has like 2 – 3 stories of clothing; plenty of things to buy!

The one that started it all for me…
Went here a few years ago and didn’t know what the store was… they had a robot speaking japanese to you which was cool. the clothes i thought were nice, but wasn’t too fond of the «simple» aesthetics. Fast forward, they begin to push the boundaries with some graphic t-​shirts, color patterns, etc. but remained on the simple and clean lines. As my style matured, i began to truly appreciate Uniqlo’s philosophy and i was hooked. I’m on the thin side so their sizing (asian males inspired) was much more flattering than typical american brands which was difficult finding XS clothes.
This location was pretty decent until i frequented the flagship and midtown stores. It gets pretty hot on the second floor and the aisles are much tighter too, but they are well staffed and things get re-​folded at a decent rate. The dressing room for men does get crowded depending on the time, so be sure to take multiple items if you are trying things on.
Staff are on point at check out and continue to be friendly despite a busy store.

Die japanische Klamotten-​Marke Uniqlo ist das H&M Asiens und eröffnete vor ein paar Jahren den ersten Flagship-​Store in New York im Stadtteil SoHo.
Der Store ist riesengroß und sehr klar aufgebaut. So wie die Kleidung wirkt auch der Laden. Reduziert und gradlinig. Viel Glas und Raumhöhe zeichnet den Store aus.
Die Ware ansich ist sehr Basic-​lastig und wirklich günstig für europäische Verhältnisse und dabei ist die Qualität auch noch echt gut.
Merino Cardigans für nur 29,90 Dollar, die nach der Wäsche auch immer noch gut aussehen. Da kann sich die schwedische Modekette aber eine Scheibe von abschneiden und sich warm anziehen, wenn Uniqlo nach Deutschland kommt.
Ein weiterer Store wurde am Empire State Building eröffnet. Dieser ist noch größer und moderner, als der in SoHo.

Très sympa et tarifs abordables avec souvent des promos sur pas mal de vêtements Mode Décontracté et sport mais aussi habillé Une concurrence pour H&M !