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Thursday, April 9, 2009

uniqlo online

The 2-storey UNIQLO 优衣库 at HuaiHai Road was closed for renovation for a few weeks. (It's in the same building as Crystal Jade restaurant & Gymboree, so we're there very often) Last Sunday, they opened their new clear-glass doors! There were lots of people. 人山人海. We did not go in to take a look as Elvis was rushing off to work. And i wanted to go buy those yummy mochis opposite (at Pacific).

UNIQLO online store will also open this month 16 April 2009. Check it out! Here is the USA website in English. The other versions are China/Chinese and Japan/Japanese. (No English translation).


The speed that the clothes "MOVE" (on the website) makes it look very exciting! Personally, i feel the ads always look very nice (ADS what!!!), but there arent many things i like when i visit the stores.

And with all the hype about them entering into Singapore...when their doors finally open, you might find that you only like their...
- UT MegaCulture: their summer tees. Usually designed by some famous people, actors, models etc. Some tees are in super soft cotton!
- their ladies lounge wear/PJs (in cotton or fleece)
- underwear (camisole tops and panties are made from very soft cotton)
- boxers (men)
- socks
- leggings (ladies)
- selected bags
- kids clothes (Japanese sizing 100-150, for 3yrs and above)
and you have to buy at least two of their
- UMBRELLAS!!! (long & short)
*FYI, their thermals are very good if you need them for any winter holidays.

Happy Shopping, Singapore!

CHANGING CLOTHES. CHANGING CONVENTIONAL WISDOM. CHANGING THE WORLD.
UNIQLO FROM TOKYO TO THE WORLD.

2 comments:

Aaron said...

I totally agrees with you! Nothin much! I went to HK ones..Went in so happy! But come out only a belt!

Their color tees are good...Anyway, its good to see more brands coming in to SG. But guess, going HK to buy still cheaper! I hope!

Jo said...

No no, Uniqlo prices here is about the same as Japan. I think maybe their prices are more/less "controlled" which is great for shoppers worldwide.

H&M here also. The prices tagged are exactly the same as HKD. ¥200 = 200HKD. Both also approx divide by 5 = S$ ;)