uniqlo.co.uk

A cool website for cool people, Uniqlo is part of a funky Japanese conlglomerate. I use the site to search for cool t-shirts and generally don't come away disappointed. First Impressions: This website has had a lot of effort put into it, the first page is some cool pictures of models and products and the navigations system is slightly less conventional than most sites as it fades in and out of view rather than having a dull toolbar down the side of the page. What do they sell: The store sells mens and womens clothes, being honest as a guy I only use the men's section so can only comment on that. The clothes on offer are fresh ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to buying clothes, uniqlo is another range of clothing I have purchased over the years. Uniqlo is the Japanese equivalent of Gap, offering a range of clothes at affordable prices that the average person can afford. Japanese people tend to be rather slim, it is also the standard which people identify with. For this reason Uniqlo is one of the very few clothing stores where I can buy clothes that actually fit my build. Clothes fit, don't look baggy and feel comfortable. However, I have met many Japanese people who wear what appears to be a uniqlo unifrom, just like the uniqlo models, ie they wear uniqlo jeans and a uniqlo shirt. However this makes ...  Read the complete review

Uniqlo is a Japanse retailer selling casual women and men wear. I read many good reviews about their denim trousers so I decided to have a look at their website. The page is basically divided into: Women, Men, New in and Sales. And then once chosen one of this categories you have more options for the kind of garment you are looking for or if you opt for "New in" or "Sales", there will be only the options "Women" or "Men" again. Uniqlo has a good range of products and a wide variety of colors to choose from. Sizes go from 4 to 18 or XS to XL, depending on the garment. Every now and again they have ...  Read the complete review