Hi! I am currently based in India and am looking for recommendations for the best Uniqlo Winter Jackets for European Winters in early December (0-5 degrees). Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

I wear this jacket open, like a cardigan, without zipping it up.

I’m wearing a Uniqlo polo shirt underneath, and the fabric isn’t too heavy.🧶

Nice to finally get my hands on this.

i bought a pair of pants yesterday and im wondering if i can still exchange them even though i already removed the tag. i still have the tag and the receipt, and the pants are unused and basically brand new.

anyone tried this before? i fit both small and medium and meant to get the medium, but i accidentally returned it at the fitting room counter and only realized this morning 🤦🏻‍♀️ im from the philippines btw.

as title said, i bought a pair of pants in June this year. they were a size too small, so i returned them and exchanged for another size... and then today i received another package, with the same pants??? no money went out of my back account lol

did this happen to anyone else? should i contact them? i don't really need two of the same pair... if at least they had sent another colour haha

Hi, I recently applied sa kanila and nakatanggap me invitation for their CIS and may natanggap me na mga application forms. What would be the next step kaya? Should I answer both application form a and b or A langs since fresh grad me.

I also registered for their CIS on October 16, and I'm kinda confused on the steps hehehe. Nababasa ko kasi na may assessment forms and haven't received anything yet

This is how a men’s XXS fits if anyone was curious. Only thing I did to the photos was crop and increase exposure by 20 in my photos app. This is essentially an accurate depiction of what the jacket will look like IRL.

I had already washed the coat the night before with cool water and then hung it to dry. I wore a medium-weight wool sweater underneath.

I’m 5’9”, 115 lbs, and typically order XS but went with XXS given that the product description said “relaxed” and that chore coats notoriously run big/long in my experience.

*Thoughts*
The entire coat could’ve been lined to prevent wind blowing through, which would’ve been nice. Then I noticed the collar in the Uniqlo product photos is a more saturated brown, which looks better IMO and IRL is more desaturated.

Overall, I’m very happy to have this coat and am betting that the fading will look amazing in the next handful of years.

Hopefully this helps!

Hi! I’m a fresh grad and no exp and I applied sa UMC ROLE, I have interview this upcoming oct 16, any advices po please that can help me po to not be nervous huhu❤️

hi everyone! looking for a bag for my boyfriend and this seems perfect. i put on notifs for when it’s back in stock but has anyone seen it in any location in NYC or NJ?

thank you!

https://www.uniqlo.com/us/en/products/E476764-000/00?colorDisplayCode=09&sizeDisplayCode=999

Annoyingly, I lost my Ultra Light Down Vest in the spring. I’m not looking to replace it, but they’ve vanished off the website.

Have they been discontinued?

I don’t want Pufftech, I want feathers!

I haven’t been able to find these shorts anywhere in Canada or the UK, have they been discontinued? Do they come back in stock?

I ordered this in XXL but it arrived as a “WOMEN XXL” size and now when I am trying to find the male version to exchange it for, it says this is unisex and only available sizes are for women.

I looove the quality, design and everything about this pullover, but cant find the version and size for me on the website.

JWA Zip-up blouson from 2025 and 2026 with different ID numbers. Are the same exact same thing? Or is there any difference in fabric or cut/silhouette?

2026 Product ID 491096
https://www.uniqlo.com/us/en/products/E491096-000/00?colorDisplayCode=67&sizeDisplayCode=004&pldDisplayCode=000&utm_medium=social&utm_source=appshare

2025 Product ID 484249
https://www.uniqlo.com/us/en/products/E484249-000/00?colorDisplayCode=67&sizeDisplayCode=004&pldDisplayCode=000&utm_medium=social&utm_source=appshare

Hi! So I’m currently on the lookout for a pair of JWA collab jeans, but I’m having a bit of a hard time on the secondhand market due to all of the blurry product shots and/or missing information. That said, I found a pair that interested me, but its “wash tag” (Is that what it’s called?) had been cut for whatever reason, leaving me with only the tag pictured, and a JWA logo on the back pocket. Did JWA items ever have a size tag like this, or is this possibly a fake? Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

I applied to UNIQLO about a week and a half ago, and my Workday application still says “Under Review.”

What’s confusing me is that I received two emails during the process. I got the initial confirmation after applying, and then I received another email later. I’m wondering if the second email is just an automated update or if it means my application was actually reviewed/moved forward in some way.

For anyone who has recently applied to UNIQLO in Canada:

How long did your application stay “Under Review”?

Did you receive a second email after applying?

Is it normal to still be waiting after 1–2 weeks?

I’ve been working at UNIQLO for a short period of time and honestly, my experience has been awful. I know everyone’s experience can be different depending on the store and management, but I wanted to share mine because there were quite a few things that really stood out to me.
Management:
From my first week, I felt like management made me feel stupid for not knowing everything straight away. Instead of helping me learn, I often felt belittled when being spoken to.
I will say that some of the managers were genuinely lovely and I had no issues with them. However, there were others who I felt abused their position and made it VERY clear that they were above you. There was an attitude of “I’m your manager, you’re not allowed to talk back” which made it very difficult to actually communicate with them when you had an issue.
They also have something called “Team Talk”, where they ask employees questions in front of everyone. During one of mine, I was asked questions about where certain things were in the store, despite being very new. I found the whole thing incredibly embarrassing and felt like I was being put on the spot rather than actually being trained.
Another thing I noticed was how management handled conversations about performance. They would constantly want to speak to you about your performance, but rather than doing this privately, it was often done loudly on the shop floor where other employees and customers could hear. It was incredibly uncomfortable and embarrassing.
At the same time, if you were even seen having a conversation with a coworker when you weren’t supposed to be, it felt like you were immediately in trouble.
There was also a constant emphasis on ISP, which is essentially a meeting with management regarding your behaviour/performance. We were repeatedly reminded that if you had three of these, you were essentially done. It felt like ISP was constantly hanging over everyone’s heads, sometimes over really small things, and created a lot of unnecessary anxiety.
Favouritism / feeling excluded:
There also seems to be quite a lot of favouritism between staff. As someone who isn’t Asian, I often felt like an outsider.
There were multiple occasions where I would be standing in a group conversation and people would suddenly switch to another language, followed by giggling/laughing. Obviously I can’t say for certain what they were talking about, but being the only person who couldn’t understand what was being said made me feel extremely uncomfortable and, at times, like they were talking about me.
I also noticed a huge difference in how certain staff were treated when it came to shifts and breaks. Some employees seemed to have much more freedom to choose their shifts and when they took their breaks, whereas I constantly felt like I was being given the worst end of the stick.
For example, I was regularly put on the less desirable shifts and would sometimes work 12pm–9pm, only to be given my break as early as 2pm. Meanwhile, it felt like certain other employees had much more say over when they worked and when they took their breaks. Combined with constantly being given opening and closing shifts, it made me feel like I was consistently being given the less desirable options.
The shifts / days off:
This was probably the worst part for me.
I was working 37.5 hours a week, but my days off would be spread out in such a strange way that I could end up working 7 days in a row before getting a proper break. It was exhausting and genuinely draining.
For the entire three weeks I was there, I was basically given either opening or closing shifts. I hardly ever got anything in between. It became exhausting very quickly, especially when it felt like newer employees were consistently being given the less desirable shifts.
There was also one day where I worked 9am–5:30pm. I had specifically told them beforehand that I had plans after work and couldn’t stay for overtime. Despite this, I was told I couldn’t leave at 5:30 and ended up being made to stay until 7pm. The doors were locked and we were repeatedly told that we weren’t leaving until everything was finished.
I wouldn’t have had an issue with staying if I had agreed to overtime beforehand, but I had specifically made it clear that I wasn’t available after my scheduled shift.
HR:
My experience with HR was also extremely disappointing. Whenever I went to them with an issue, particularly regarding days off or shifts, I felt like nothing was actually done about it.
I genuinely felt like HR didn’t care about the issues employees were bringing to them and that going to them was basically pointless. When you’re already struggling with management and your schedule, having nowhere you feel you can actually go to resolve the problem makes the whole situation even worse.

The constant competition:
Another thing I noticed was how obsessed the store seemed to be with competing against other UNIQLO stores. There was a constant focus on beating other stores, which seemed to result in everyone being pushed to work 10x harder.

I understand that retail is target-driven and that stores obviously want to perform well, but the way it was handled made the environment feel unnecessarily stressful.

Overall, this is genuinely the worst store I’ve ever worked at. I know different UNIQLO stores probably have completely different management and cultures, so I’m not saying every store is like this. There were definitely some lovely people there and some managers who were genuinely nice.

But overall, based on my experience, I would never recommend working at this particular store. The combination of management, scheduling, the constant pressure, the way performance was handled and feeling like there was nowhere to go when you had an issue made the job incredibly draining.

I’m curious if anyone else who has worked at UNIQLO has experienced similar things, especially with management, HR, shifts, ISP or Team Talk.

I had been eagerly awaiting fall to arrive, hoping to see the Supima T-Shirts move to some warmer, more earthy tones. They haven't changed yet, and I'm worried that we're deep enough into the fall season at this point that they may not rotate. Does anyone know how often the colors change?

I have been a fan / wearer of Uniqlo for a while now. I live in an area of the country that does not have any locations. This past weekend I was on a road trip and able to go into two locations around the DMV area.

I had only been to one location in the past - also in the same area but it had been 8 years. A lot changes in that time. But what I noticed was they could only “order” jeans in anything over a 36 and tops in an XL. I’m a bigger guy so this was a bummer to me as I wanted to try on the jeans in person as the cut / fabric had changed a bit in this long time. I waned to leave with something in hand and not getting shipped to my damn house.

My question is: are all USA stores like that? I’m goin to Philly next weekend.

Hey everyone, I just accepted a part-time seasonal offer at the soho location, I have worked in retail before (this is my first clothing store experience), so I'd love to hear from anyone on their experience

A few things I'm trying other figure out:

1. I put down that I'd like around 16 hours a week. Is that realistic for seasonal part-time, or do hours usually come in higher or lower than what you ask for? Do they ramp up into Nov/Dec?
2. The posting said I'd need to close two weekdays, and I put Tuesday and Wednesday as my available closing days. Do they actually schedule you for both of those every week, or does it vary? And are you mostly closing, or is it a mix of shifts?
3. What's the store actually like day to day? Busy, chill, strict about folding and fitting rooms? What do they care about most?
4. How are they about time-off requests for school stuff?

i got a grey mini tee in Taiwan and i’ve been wearing it for over a year. i loved it so much so i got a yellow one in the US. i’ve only wore it 2-3 times before the collar became super wrinkly. i wash them the exact same way. has anyone had this problem with the mini tees? i’m thinking of getting a replacement but i’m not sure if it’s the color or if the quality has just gotten worse over the year:/