Uniqlo

A Japanese, trendier version of the GAP. It mainly provides stylish basics, with emphasis on a person's 'unique' interpretation of the clothing: layering, mixing colors and textures, rather than a preset style. it has awesome tee-shirts designed by artists from around the world, and some of the most affordable and luxurious cashmere around.

A Japanese clothes store romanized as Uniqlo, but in Japanese it is ユニクロ.

If you hate your body, this is the retailer for you. Everything is oversized and almost everything looks unisex. No matter what time of year it is, everything in the store looks the same. The name stands for Unique Clothing but there is nothing unique about it. It's the basic Asian grandma/grandpa down jackets, unflattering pants, and paper bag/cardboard box silhouettes rebranded and marketed towards millenials. It's basically Asian Gap and its popularity comes from the west coast's obsession with anything imported or "exotic," exotic meaning not from here. The graphic tees are okay though, but the dad trend is over and they still haven't released women's graphic shirts in women's silhouettes. For an Asian retailer, they took forever to release petite women's sizes and their clothing is YUGE compared to other Asian brands. And for a store that's been opening in America for quite some time, they also took forever to hop on the plus size bandwagon. So if you want a pencil skirt that looks like the liberty bell, a hello kitty t shirt that looks like it's from the kids section, a new down jacket for summer, or are too big to shop in the kids section, Uniqlo is the retailer for you.

The only place in the world to sell socks that cost more than those large LEGO sets from Toys R Us.
A place where a full set of clothes cost over $1000.
If you’re wondering, with $1000 you can buy:
10 big LEGO sets from Toys R Us
20 microwaves from Myer
500 pairs of socks from Kmart
A PlayStation 4 and an Xbox One with $300 to spare
An IPhone X

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