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So I wanna start shopping at Uniqlo, and so I'm going to start with the basics now that they've got alot of promotional deals going on.

What would you say are the best basics to cop? How are their tees? Oxfords? Sweaters? Etc.?

Any frequent shoppers care to give some advice on care for these items?

>> No.8101182

>>8101177
tees oxfords
maybe polos

>> No.8101202

oxfords r ok
tees r good for price, get the premium or suprima ones=more worth

trying to find ur size is kinda weird at least it was for me, just try to read the chart. im usually medium in tees but a S fits me like a medium

underwear is cool

their cardigan is shit do not cop, idk about other sweaters

>> No.8101207

>>8101182
Polos are retail core
>>8101177
I copped some supima tees and they're really nice. I also got some chino shorts, socks, and belts. The leather belt I don't really like, but the mesh I do. Everything else is good. I've also heard good things about their oxfords.

>> No.8101223

>>8101202

I usually fit into an XS, but I have been getting into better shape. Do you think I should go for regular small?

>> No.8101242

I bought an Oxford that I'm p happy with

Socks are pretty alright too

>> No.8101316

got a grey fleece for $20. originally it looked like fur which was why i bought it but after 1-2 washes it turned back into old fleece. still fits great and was good for price

>> No.8101360

I actually like their long sleeve tees alot.

>> No.8101398

is uniqlo good quality or is it meh? like as compared to h&m

>> No.8101409

>>8101398
10x better than h&m

just don't shop at h&m, seriously all their stuff is shite quality

even zara is better imo

>> No.8101419

how does uniqlo fit? I'm 5'10 140 what size tee should I get?

>> No.8101425

uniqlo employee here. almost everything in the store is decent to good imo. honestly, the only shit i wouldn't buy here are the slim fit color jeans because they feel and look like shit and the dry package shirts because they fit a bit bigger on me and you might as well go for the supima cotton tees for like 7 bucks more.

>> No.8101435

My basics needed to be replenished, just copped 5 suprimas.

>> No.8101432

>>8101419
interested too. 5'11 145 here. im guessing small

>> No.8101448

>>8101419
i'm 5'10, 140lbs and i wear an xs

>> No.8101450

>>8101448
are the shirts skin tight for you? have you tried the smalls?

>> No.8101459

>>8101450
not really, it's literally the perfect fit, the only skin tight shit that i have is heattech but it's supposed to be like that

>> No.8101524

any uniqlo shirts you guys recommend for summer
>tfw avg summer weather is 90-100+ F
>tfw humidity intensifies

>> No.8101534

>>8101448

>5' 10, 140
>xs
what? post a fit

>> No.8101541

slim oxfords, socks, and an unlined blazer is all i have from uniqlo. i like them so much because they were so cheap on sale. wouldnt have wanted to pay too much more for em. gonna order like 10 more pairs of socks soon tho, theyre cheap

>> No.8101545

I have two Uniqlo oxfords, a sweatshirt, and a baseball cap. They're all really good and go with pretty much anything.

As far as sizing, it's kind of weird. Luckily I have the exact measurements of a Uniqlo medium, but I'm 6,1' with long arms and abnormal proportions due to weightlifting.

>> No.8101543

how are the quality on uniqlo blazers and sport coats?

>> No.8101549

>>8101524
Get some Airism shit

>> No.8101575

>tfw the oxfords are perpetually out of stock

>> No.8101578

5'8 130 s or m for chino shorts?

>> No.8101603

>>8101578
S is for waistlines 68-76cm, M is 76-84 I think

>> No.8101609

http://www.uniqlo.com/uk/store/feature/uq/ut/i_am_other/
pharrell williams collab lel

>> No.8101647

>tfw copped a $30 item for just under $9

One of the few good feels to come out of living in a pleb 3rd world country

>> No.8101655
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>>8101425
which one do you work at?

>> No.8101668

If I am right at that 76 should I go big or small?

>> No.8101701

>>8101668
That's about a 30, I'm a 31 and fit in smalls but the only things I have in letter sizings are shorts and sweats with elastic waists

>> No.8101722

>>8101609
small

>> No.8103061

i like my uniqlo bomber, hoodie and t-shirts. t-shirt fits looser than american apparel or most other tees i've found. i'm 6ft and take an S. feels really soft and airy though

>> No.8103256

>>8101701
manlet here, 5'5" and 120 pounds. What size oxfords should i get, small or xs? xs?

>> No.8103334

>>8101177
Shit i liked:
Tees
Oxfords
Chinos
Socks
Sweatpants (for leisure wear)
Fleece Jackets

Things I didn't care for:
Jeans (pretty awful)
Sweat shirts (weird fit)
Underwear (sure they're better than hanes but i hate the look of the synthetic waistbands)

>>8101419
depends on what you usually wear and the broadness of your shoulders. i'm the same height and a little lighter, usually fall b/t a xs and a small. The smalls are pretty huge in the body imo and the xs is at times too short. I have some white tees that shrunk too damn much and now i can really only use them as undershirts (shrunk in the shoulders and length)

>> No.8103359

Chinos are shit dnc. Get them from COS instead.

>> No.8103374

uniqlo is the h&m of japan

the only reason /fa/ likes it is because all the weaboo fagets on here

>> No.8103476
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8103476

I'm just above 97 cm for the chest.

What do I do?

M will bag and S will be too tight? ;_;

>pls hlp

>> No.8103487

Australian online store just went up and they have stuff from last winter, anyone know if the mountain parka is decent?

>> No.8103496

5'9 and 140, xs fits perfect. No tailor needed. Funny how in Asia I buy M at uniqlo... Murica

>> No.8103502

>>8103374
More like the Old Navy of Japan.

>> No.8103506

>>8103374
>not being a webu

>> No.8103522

I really like their tees. I highly suggest you get them in at least ten colors cuz honestly you don't need any others.

>> No.8103533

>>8101177
if you're not wiseful stop tripping

>> No.8103546

>>8103487
I already have what I need from uniqlo from overseas trips. But this makes me incredibly happy.

>> No.8103548

>>8101409
Motherfucker I have had a $60 blazer from H&M for like two fucking years. It fits PERFECTLY and has held up FANTASTICALLY. Don't be such a stupid fuckass.

>> No.8103550

How do the sizes compare to H&M clothing?

>> No.8103558

>>8101448
>>8101432


wtf is wrong with you midgets?
I'm 5'10/179cm and couldn't possibly fit into a size S. I weigh 170 lbs though and have broad as fuck shoulders, but damn, I'm not much bigger than the average guy

>> No.8103564

>>8103548
I've had blazers woven with my own piss that felt like nicer material than even H&Ms higher end blazers.

>> No.8103568

5' 9" 135 lbs fit somewhere between S and XS in 'qlo button ups depending on the look I'm going for. XS for untucked, casual shirts. S for tucked and with a tie.

>> No.8103574

>>8101398
It's generally a lot better than H&M.
I love their cashmere sweaters.

>> No.8103576

>>8103548
Well damn, one piece of anecdotal evidence from a shrill anon with Tourette's Syndrome has sure convinced me.

>> No.8103577

>>8103558
179/180cm here
M is perfect for shoulders, baggy for chest, S is perfect for chest, too small for shoulders.
What do?
>inb4 lift

>> No.8103581

>>8103577
same for me, only that L is alright (not perfect, could be wider) for shoulders and m is perfect for my waist.

Nowadays I don't give that much of a fuck anymore and just wear L, but it still sucks. I can hardly find dress shirts that fit well

>> No.8103586

>>8101177
everything's great there, half of my wardrobe is uniqlo, tees, OCBDs, blazer, sweaters, even selvedge jawnz

>> No.8103596

>>8103564
W2c /fa/ piss blazer

>> No.8103597

If a XS in a heat-tech shirt is tight, should I go for an S in regular tees? I have no idea what the stretch on heat-tech is.

>> No.8103605

>>8103597
Heattech got hella stretch. They're meant to fit tight though since it's like thermal wear. Probably go for small.

>> No.8103665

>>8103558
That because the average American is really... Wide. What do you expect, you weigh 170

>> No.8103732

>>8103487
Store opens today, HM has been busy, fuck waiting in that line, you reckon uniqlo will get the same response?

>> No.8103765

>>8101360
this, their longsleeve v necks are dope, I get complimented almost everyday i wear them

>> No.8104115

>>8103476
>pls respond

>> No.8104187

>>8104115
Don't they have exact measurements for each item? Check that instead

>> No.8104226

uniqlo is just better quality h&m. i have a denim oxford shirt from them that i really like and almost all of my socks are their long black ones, and i have a t-shirt that's alright. basically what everyone else here said, if you need a particular color oxford or you want to stock up on socks and underwear or whatever or whatever go ahead, but don't be a pleb and buy their chinos or something stupid like that

>> No.8104311

Are the shorts from this place worth the cop?

>> No.8104359

>>8104226

I would actually recommend their chinos. They're $30 and then you can just get the leg tailored.

>> No.8104376

>>8104359
And how much would you pay the tailor?
That's a lot of a hassle..

>> No.8104387

>>8104311

Almost everything is worth it if it fits you. The only thing I wouldn't get are the socks. $4.50 or whatever a pair and they're thin and garbage. You can get better socks at fucking Kohl's.

>> No.8104578

>>8104376
They hem it for free in store. And there chinos are good, not super slim but a good fit.

>> No.8104586

>>8104578
I *really* want to have an Uniqlo in town now.

>> No.8104794

>>8103577
same problem, bump

>> No.8104923

>>8104794
I guess take light cotton tees, you can alway stretch them yourself

>> No.8105167

>>8104586
I wanted one but then realized I would have to pay sales tax. Right now if I order online it is tax free

>> No.8105171

>>8101177
hey man remember when u got gangbanged by a bunch of boy scouts

>> No.8105202

Are their skinny's nice? I have yet to be anything but their tees from there.

>> No.8105530

>>8103522
>tfw i actually did this

>> No.8105550

if you're getting the 'shirt-in-a-bag' size down 1 since they run large.

>> No.8105609
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8105609

Has anyone bought their chesterfield jacket? I've been trying to find a nice one in Australia, but they're all either $800 Italian made or just really shitty.

>> No.8105833

>>8105609
there was a review on dappered consensus it's thin and isn't that warm but it looks hella dope

>> No.8105898

>>8105833
>>8105609
Yeah a lot of their jackets tend to be on the thin/light side.
It's great for layering tho.

>> No.8106018

>>8105833
>>8105898

oh, warmth isn't really too much of an issue. Adelaide is pretty warm and the coldest it ever gets is like 10 degrees Celsius.

If it looks hella dope, that's good enough for me.

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8106219

I just bought this tee in a M size for 3 dollars lol

Uniqlo is great for basics indeed...

>> No.8106244

>>8106219
>23% polyester
good thing they fit well

>> No.8106265

how are their jeanz

>> No.8106317

>>8106265
I've tried some on in-store and here's my experience:
-Fits are generally great from thigh down to knee but leg opening doesnt taper a lot. Basically slim straight rather than taper all the way down. They can fit TTS or small so maybe size up.
-Construction is very good for the price. Quality control compare to levi's is a little better, no loose stitch or un-ironed outseam. However, some pairs in the same model may not come with the same amount of rivets. Again, watch out for quality control.
-Materials are very very comfortable (seriously their black jeans are the most comfy jeans I've ever worn) but they do come with the cost of thinner fabric and some polyester blend.

I'd say the best thing about their jeans are simplicity. Even the washed jeans are done right and don't look tacky like the majority of jeans you see on people.

>> No.8106335

>>8106219
Comes with a free baby bag too

>> No.8106813

>>8104187
those are the measurements for the item i want

>> No.8106825

>>8103506
Its pronounced We Ah Bu
Stupid fuckass

>> No.8106853

>>8105609

what colour to cop in? what's the most versatile?

>> No.8106988

178/78kg -> will size M tshirts fit? w2c in germany without paying for shipping?

>> No.8107153

>>8106988
>w2c in germany without paying for shipping?
Their Berlin store?
You'd probably just have to pay to ship yourself to berlin

>> No.8107194

>>8107153
Is the quality of the shirts really that much different compared to e.g. h&m basic-tshirts? Would anyone sell me one used Uniqlo-Shirt in M (will pay a decent price+shipping), which I can then use as a benchmark size-and qualitywise?
Email in field

>> No.8107231

>>8107194
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45C6sITpcxs

>> No.8107327

are the steteco shorts any good?

>> No.8108370

WHY THE FUCK DOES NO ONE EVER POST FIT PICS WITH UNIQLO TEES

IT'S ALL I ASK

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8108387

>>8108370
quit ur noise bb i'm here

>> No.8108399

>>8108370
Just got home, bought 2 uniqlo tee this afternoon hehe
They fit really well, the fabric is nice

>> No.8108403

>>8106317
Do they have multiple lengths for the men's jeans or is it just one?

>> No.8108405

>>8108387

What size? Is that a small?

>> No.8108413

>>8108387
hey, (sorry 4 being rude in the past, Im never mean it,, honest)

How did you go about washing your acne Marble tee, I'm worried about the fabric, should I try the delicate system?

>> No.8108415

>>8108387
THANK YOU SKELETON

>> No.8108420

>>8108413
setting* not system oops.

>> No.8108459

niggers dont ship to canada

>> No.8109479

>>8108403
Multiple

>> No.8109491

Have bought long sleeve tees, oxfords, fleece jackets and linen shirts from them. Satisfied with price and quality of all.

>> No.8109500

>>8109479
Lucky, the women's jeans only have one length size and it's kind of long

>> No.8109526

>>8101223
I've got a pretty lean but muscular boxer's physique and an xs fits me perfect

>> No.8109573

if i usually fit a medium in t shirts what would i be from uniqlo for t shirts

>> No.8109632

>>8109573
medium

>> No.8109886

I'd really like to buy the linen shirts they have, however I'm 5"7 130, so I need it to be as slim as possible, and ive heard their linen shirts are kinda loose.

>> No.8109923

>>8101177
>tfw uniqlo is 404

;-;

>> No.8110016

Just got my croppe pants in size 30 and they fit really good, and feel really good. Also got two linnen shirts but they they are slightly big. I'm 178 cm and weigh 72, I've got broader shoulders and they fit perfect there but they're a tad to loose everywhere else. Not that it matters just gonna use them this summer as my beater shirts ant I kind of like the looser fit when the sun is gazing.

>> No.8110032

>>8109886
I'm 5'6" and right around your weight, and I went with small specifically because I wanted that loose fit. Pick up XS and you're off to the races.

>> No.8110157
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8110157

any experience with their blazers?

>> No.8110706

>>8110032
They also have XXS for some shirts, might only be the tees but I was able to get one online. An employee said that they don't get many in the actual store though.

>> No.8111067

>>8101425
how do the supima tees compare to the premium cotton ones? is there a tangible difference in quality/fit/feel etc.?

>> No.8111073

>>8110157
i have one that's made out of like sweatshirt material it's pretty cool but the sleeves are too long

>> No.8111079

>>8110157
I have 4 suits from a variety of brands. What do you need to know

>> No.8111460

>>8111073
>blazer
>sweatshirt material
WTF? That sounds like the worst…
No, wait, actually, that sounds quite appealing! Maybe not with slacks and a tie, but I could see myself wearing that to the office in spring or fall.

Fitpic pls?

>> No.8111619

>>8110157
>>8111460
>>8111073
Bought one last year. I love it, it fits me perfectly. The material is awesome: looks like regular fabric but it is extensible and I can throw it in my backpack and won't fold.

Now that I think about it, I had a similar impression when I first tried the commuter pants I bought last week. Kind of a techwear blazer (but not water repellant nor other techwear goodies aside stretchness and breathability).

>but I could see myself wearing that to the office in spring or fall.
Go ahead, I bought it for this exact reason.