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1608, Chestnut Street, 19103, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 877-486-4756
website: www.uniqlo.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 39.9510583, Longitude: -75.1677635
seven braincells
::Love this place. If you have a small frame and can't find your size if this is the place to shop. Make sure you check out the clothes out section in the back of the men's and women's section for drop dead low prices on closeout items and immediate same-day reductions. This store has five levels of shopping, for men women and children with every color and size that they carry in their catalog plus accessories of hats.
Chelsey Weaver-Cooke
::Very large multiple floor store. Very well organized. I love Uniqlo's limited time shirt designs (like Nintendo) and their timeless classics.
Francis McGee
::Unfortunately, the only one in the area now. But it's just as good as the ones in NYC, with several floors, and offers the same stuff everybody loves and buys. Good promotions, good stuff. Can't say a negative thing. Their chinos are comfy, and best of all, I love their selvedge denim.
SaintPopinJ
::Every thing is neat. I asked a lady about the sizing and she kindly helped me. Also, points for having a diverse staff. If you are built (not to be racist) like the asian people, then this store is for you. The clothes there are not made for people with a larger bust. They sell my size there and the stuff is made well. I even like the prices, but the fit could be better.
Kevin Mandell
::I really like this store. It's a Japanese company so the aesthetic is, I suppose, like that of a Japanese version of H&M. It is more conservative in the sense that you won't find items like jeans with rips or extreme washes. Lots of bright colors. Clothes of generally high quality. I love that there is a friendly greeter who welcomes you as you enter the store. It sets you up to expect a good experience. Visiting the upper floors can be a confusing experience if you are not a regular. The staff in the first floor tend to be friendlier than those in the lower level for some reason. A good alternative to H&M which sometimes draws obnoxious teenagers.