Uniqlo Denver Pavilions in Denver

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  Vi Nguyen

  :: 11 May 2018 06:08:12

  For the past year I have not shopped anywhere else but Uniqlo. For a skinny person like me, every time I go shopping my self confidence plummet. Not many places carry my size, and styles require curves. The clothing patterns at Uniqlo just fit my body better. If they run out of my size in store I can just order them online. Great selection, size ranges, and you really cannot beat the price. To top it all off, the colors and styles are perfect for minimalist like me. The items normally match with each other so well I don't need to spend time picking out my clothes anymore!!

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  Libby Hsiao

  :: 03 May 2018 20:37:36

  This is a perfect place to grab basic clothing items like t-shirt, undergarments and plain sweaters or jackets that do not scream with an emblazoned corporate logo. Prices are very affordable and fashionable enough to not feel like you're shopping at one of the big box stores.

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  Lorna Gates

  :: 29 April 2018 12:57:50

  Right on 16th St., considered downtown hub for dining and shopping but surprisingly, not crowded with shoppers and this could be that local residents are wary of the parking problems. Barring above, GREAT selections of apparel at VERY reasonable prices.

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  Arik Yakir

  :: 11 April 2018 09:07:22

  Nice Uniqlo store with 2 floors and lots of selection Not a real cheap as in the past and/or other locations? Maybe city center location have something to do with that. Also parking in the city center is an issue. Best to go on Sunday

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  Will Moore

  :: 15 December 2017 03:50:00

  I had a layover in Denver and when I was riding the free mall ride this place caught my eye. The store is in a cool spot and I had been to one in New York so decided to stop inside. It’s a nice apparel store, however I experienced a problem and neither the store nor corporate would do much at all about it. I was searching for clearance and sale items and for whatever reason women’s t-shirts in a variety of colors and sizes were placed on the men’s side of the store on the very last row of shelves. I thought the shirt I picked out looked smaller than a normal medium but did not check to make sure it was a men’s shirt since that’s not something you normally do of course; you just assume it is. When I got back to Atlanta and was unpacking I finally noticed on the tag that it’s in fact a women’s shirt and at that point I was hundreds of miles from one of their stores. I called corporate and opened a case but the store didn’t think my incident warranted a small but full $6 refund since I never heard back from them. A corporate supervisor only offered me a $5 online promo code after I called back a couple weeks later and waited on hold for nearly 15 minutes which currently just equates to free shipping. They said it was a store purchase so there was nothing they could do but that I could mail it back to the store, which, after shipping would only equal around a $3 refund if the store ever processed my return. Although this small but growing outfitter has some neat clothing, some of which is decently priced, their complete refusal to handle such a small request means I won’t be shopping here in the future. If a customer isn’t worth a $10 online promo code then they can cherish what little money they got from my limited purchases but I’m unlikely making any more.