This location is bigger than some other ones. The lower level has the women's clothing. Upper level is where you can find the men's clothing. The store is well organized. I came here to look for a new winter coat. Unfortunately they didn't have the colours & sizes I was looking for. Even though the website said the store had stock. I was able to find some fleece pants that were on sale so that was a great value. Now that Uniqlo is at a mall closer to my home I only come to this location when I'm in the area. read more

Uniqlo is one of my favourite brands to shop at. First time making an online purchase and it was 2 days including weekend to ship to my home, impressive! I love their classic and basic pieces that are both functional and easy to match. My office used to be right upstairs from here years ago, and I would always take a quick stroll after work to peek at what's new. You'll find items on sale on rotation each week, so sometimes I'll catch something I've been eyeing for $10 off. The brand is also price quite well compare to others for the quality you get. HeatTech stuff is amazing during winter to layer, and their summer Airism is great with breathable, thin fabrics for the summer. Now I also love their printed T-shirts. I've been waiting all these years for them to have a Studio Ghibli collab. What are the chances that during the month of my birthday, they had one? Like it's meant to be! By the way, if you sign up for their app, they also offer you a coupon for sign up and $10 off of a purchase of $75 or more near your birthday. They got me... perfect timing as I splurge on some Ghibi / Totoro merch. However, when I was in store all my sizes and some styles are gone so I placed an order online for it instead. read more

Uniqlo - Totoro collab with Uniqlo - Men's Clothing Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Good quality Japanese clothing store. Really like their HEATTECH clothing line that is perfect for the winter season. The self-check out is super convenient as you can place your whole basket into the designated spot and the system would scan it all for you. Bring your own bag or the paper bag costs $0.25 read more

This place is huge and at times IKEA style overwhelming. There were lots of things to choose from - sweaters, skirts, tank tops, workout gear, sun protective clothing, tshirts, handbags. Considering the price, the quality was good. However, the one item I wanted, they didn't have in my size. read more

Who doesn't love a good Uniqlo! This one at Eaton center is always hopping Self checkout lines move fast Inventory was well stocked read more

This would be considered as one of the flagship stores, it has two levels. The store is located on the top floor of Eaton Centre facing Yonge and Dundas. They had some kids clothing on sale but only small sizes left. Ended up purchasing a sweater that was on sale. read more

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This place is awesome. Nice clothes at affordable prices. It's primarily the basics and fundamentals, but the value is there. They also have some styles that you don't usually find around here. There's lots of cute stuff and logos, and other cool Japanese style. read more

The best location in GTA because it has the largest connection of UT t-shirt collab collections! There's a customization bar too which is a wonderful gift idea. The bar also features art prints by local artists (currently included Jeannie Phan) and are only special editions available in Toronto. This two-storey flagship store of this Japanese retailer has great products in a range of colours. Love their children's styles too! I love buying gifts for my niece and nephews here! read more

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Don't order anything online from them. They can't help you find out where your order is. To make it worst if you have it delivered to the store they say they don't have enough staff to look for your item. DON'T ORDER items from them online! I'm planning to reverse the charges, I can imagine I will be told they have no staff to cancel my undelivered item and return my money. read more

If you want basics, this place has you covered. I love that they have lots of different colors for the same shirt because sometimes it's nice to be able to buy a shirt you absolutely love in 3 different colours. They also have tons of them so you will most likely find your size unless the piece is highly in demand. Another good thing about this is that once you know your size in the shirt model you like, you can just pick it up in the same size without trying it on. Most of their items are very cheap and very office/preppy friendly but they also have pyjamas and lougewear that is so soft and comfortable. When I went they were having a sale on most of their athletic wear (13$ for tank tops, shirts, shorts) and for the quality it truly is a steal. I just love the style they are going for. I don't usually reach for patterns and Uniqlo sticks to basic neutral colors with some flashy colours once in a while to mix it up. It's perfect to build your wardrobe. This location is gorgeous! So well lit, well stocked, clean, and big! Everything is laid out beautifully so you won't have trouble finding what you want. I wanted to buy the entire store TBH, The staff is also super nice and friendly. They even give you a basket when you enter, they know you'll be trying on a LOT of stuff. When I told my boyfriend that this is the only store we had to visit in Toronto to make our trip worthwhile, he was skeptical. He didn't believe me when I said this store was the bomb.com. He quickly realized that I was right, the store is awesome, and he ended up buying more than me! We need one of these in Montréal ASAP! read more

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I love uniqlo, they have great basics but are kind of expensive. This rating is only low because they have this weird policy of 3 pieces of clothing at a time in the fitting room and it was really irritating . They also said if a line forms they would make you wait in line all over again to grab another 3 things from your basket (which they hold hostage while you're changing). read more

Nice Uniqlo with helpful staff. It's always busy being on the first floor of the Eaton Center so we don't go as often, but they have a variety of products on two different floors and they carry the newer designs. One downside of this place is that because there's so many people, the fitting room always has a line. :/ read more

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Terrible customer service. Good luck getting a refund if your package is not delivered!

Pretty, nice, preppy clothes. Conservative, trendy, great price points. No plus sizes xsm to XL. Lots of people working. Tidy and organised. They have an alternation service here. Cool! A pleasure to shop there read more

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Not knowing what to expect when the signs went up for this store I was briefed that it is a Japanese store which is expanding worldwide. Thankfully the mad rush had worn out but there were still remnants of chaos that had ensued before. A tapped off entrance (and exit) with security. As for clothing hmm not sure what to say I guess it again falls on personal tastes I didn't like what I saw here and the craftsmanship didn't impress me. Denim items fared a bit better I guess but I have made peace with one designer for denim and just stick to it for that brand. Reasonable prices for winter clothing IMO. Its nice to see another international brand cropping up here (Japanese chic is always cool in my book) as it provides one with another option to the mundane stores that are pretty much represented at every mall. read more

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Oh, Uniqlo. You sure bring me back to Asia. From the Japanese style branding to the way I have to maneuver my way through the sea of people. Someone in their review referred to Uniqlo as "Asian Gap". Haha. Yeah. Being just a little bit exotic but not TOO exotic, Uniqlo has earned itself top hype levels amount Torontonians, who notoriously love to line up for stuff in the name of hype. Remember Muji? Uncle Tetsu. Cheesecake Factory. Anything that's a "pop up". Drake. The great thing about Uniqlo is that it's big enough that you don't have to line up to get into the store, just for everything else. The clothes are, well, basic. But that's what you're here for. Affordable, quality, every day wear. No branding. Usually very neutral. They're famous for their heat tech, which is quite impressive actually. Thin material that keeps your body warmer than other thin materials. Their underwear is comfortable and their outerwear is timeless. You can be 14 or 40 and wear the same things. Staff are also clearly trained from the original Japanese service manual. While Forever 21 and Zara give me back pains from sorting through literally mountains of mismatched clothing, Uniqlo workers are dispatched every time a shirt is slightly out of place. Fitting rooms are usually the nightmare corner of any store, especially a hyped up store, but Uniqlo has at least 5 people keeping things on track. They're sorting clothes, directing people, removing items, and moving at speeds that qualify as cardio exercises. On top of that, the "host" type person of the fitting room (the guy that greets you and hands out item numbers), is crazy polite on top of being great at what he's doing. We're in our 20s, he called my fiancé "sir". Oh my. Is Uniqlo worth the hype? Nothing is worth the amount of hype Torontonians give things, but Uniqlo isn't bad at all. I foresee it having a very successful run in the harsh Canadian retail market, which has already punished several other brands into bankruptcy (Sears, Express, Costa Blanca, Jacob, Mexx, Aeropostale...oh my god the list is endless, this is so sad). At least when you walk out of Nordstrom feeling financially inadequate, Uniqlo will always be there welcoming you with affordable arms. (15/100) - 2018 read more

Uniqlo is slowly taking over the world. And I love it. With visiting this branch, I've now been to three of the four Uniqlo branches in the GTA (haven't been to the Mississauga one yet). Not surprisingly this is the flagship location, with more variety and a bigger storefront compared to other branches. It's also a lot busier than the other branches, so don't be surprised to see random items in places where they shouldn't be. Items are well-stocked and employees were easy to find if I needed assistance. There was also one person walking around to different customers and asking them to download the Uniqlo app to get $5 off, which you should definitely do. I loved shopping at Uniqlo in the US as their prices are affordable and the quality is top notch. I mentioned this in all my Uniqlo reviews, but I'm really glad Uniqlo is in Canada now. Perhaps they'll open in Winnipeg soon...hahaha. read more

Uniqlo. It's been here a while? Honestly I never noticed. I never noticed because while Nordstrom was working on taking over the old Sears space I had forgotten about that corner of Yonge and Dundas. Back in the day (way back) this area where Uniqlo is now used to be a Cineplex which had like what... a dozen theaters? Some were tiny, the size of a large living room with screens the size that you'd probably see in boardrooms today but that's all gone. Now we have this big open Uniqlo at one of the seemingly busiest corners in the city. Lots of clothes here, lots and lots. This place is dense, vertical, open and on multiple levels as well. The foot print almost seemed similar to the Uniqlo I just visited at Disney Springs in Orlando. There's no "stock market ticker" at the Toronto store however. I noticed there's a lot less tourist stuff as well. Uniqlo's offerings to me are sort of like an Old Navy/Gap but with less casual wear and what I mean by that is bumming around the house kind of clothes. You know, the kind of stuff that you'd paint in not necessarily caring if it got dirty or hoodies your kids will grow out of as fast perhaps. Variety yes, socks? They've got those as well as tops and bottoms and perhaps enough to go around different seasons as well. It's not all the same but the style has sort of a theme and if I had to say what that is I'd say it's just simply simple. Non flashy, economical, decent clothes. While they may have what could be considered a simplicity like what Muji has, they're not flashy as say some of what Superdry has with the exception of graphic T's. While they had a little section for local vendors (partners?) in Toronto the section exists but it's not overwhelming by any means. Still, it's nice to have that sort of promotion for local businesses as well in what could be considered a big box clothing store. read more

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I first found this brand in NYC and have been following them around the world. I am unable to find the brand in my hometown of Houston, so it's quite fun to browse their stores whenever I get a chance. I was able to find an awesome jacket for an affordable price. Their clothes fit me way better than H&M or Zara. read more

The hype sure is hype. If you've never been to uniqlo ever, then sure- this is something that's surely magical to you. However, having been in many uniqlo's in my life, I'm like.. meh, the selection could've been better. The store is very organized and everything seems to be cleaned, unlike large clothing department stores. It's pretty much an asian H&M.. there's not too much special about it. If you're looking for a basic style, this is your place. Everything is super versatile and basic.. it's like styling a sim or something. Cashmere sweaters, bomber jackets, down jackets, dress pants, socks, undies.. you can literally dress for any occasion at uniqlo - except for nightlife/clubbing. The best thing about uniqlo is their heat gear - only thing that's super worth. Really thin material that can go under your regular clothes and keep you warmer than your favourite sweater. It actually works too, and you know I'm skeptical about everything. I've bought probably a couple pairs of their heat gear leggings and their heat gear long sleeve - it works on my naturally icy body. I'm not those that are obsessed with uniqlo, but it's not a bad choice. read more

I was ecstatic when I heard Uniqlo will be opening up in Toronto. I have been a huge fan of this Japanese retailer when I first visited a store in Sapporo, Japan during my vacation. Of course, I had to visit the store on their opening day and I expected a line because anything new that opens in Toronto gets a little hyped up. On the first day, I waited around 5 minutes in line just to get in the store. The employees were extremely busy as many were running around. The store itself was pretty big and I liked the layout too being two floors. The design is the same for any uniqlo store in the world. I have not seen this many people in a Uniqlo store before. They had the products that were advertised in their look book from parkas, flannels, heattech, blocktech, jeans, etc. I was sad that they didn't have any UTs or more work out clothing since they were promoting their winter products. They had impressive amount of stock. Fitting rooms and cashier lineups were super long. They had enough employees though to handle these lines effectively. However, it does get hot in the store because of the numerous amounts of lighting as I was sweating wearing my jacket. Why am I a fan of Uniqlo? I am a true believer of their heattech technology as it works. I've worn heattech for almost more than 5 years and I've been warm during -40 celsius weather. I've recently went on a trip where it was very windy while wearing blocktech and it works. They also have a neat little corner called "Uniqlo meets Toronto" where they collab with local Canadian business. Nowadays, there is no lineup and the hype has died down. Pricing is fair and affordable. They usually change up their sale specials every Thursday. I definitely recommend you to check this brand out. read more

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I waited a bit until the rush died down and then decided to check this place out. Located inside the Eaton Centre, it's big (2 floors) and bright and airy. Everything is stocked well and clean and neat and there are several sales associates around if you need assistance. Their main focus is their jackets - the first floor is 90% their lightweight puffy jackets...I have my eye on one but will wait a while since I don't need it now. Their colour palate (except for the coats) is fairly muted - don't expect bright colours or lots of prints. It's a lot of basics with a few interesting pieces. The second floor is kids and more women/men items and the jeans are on this floor. The prices overall are ok - I saw a few things I liked but didn't try anything on so I can't say really the quality or fit are worth the prices just yet, but it looks (and feels!) like a lot of their fabrics are the higher quality cottons, wools, etc. So maybe it is worth the price. I think I will definitely keep checking back for some pieces to add to my wardrobe. It didn't knock my socks off just yet, but when it does I can pick up another pair here! read more

I simply have to give uniqlo 5/5 to offset the people rating down for not having gift cards (they do have them!) and for not carrying extra large sizes. Note this: their dress shirts are awesome. Regular $40 but on sale for $30... it's a great deal, a great fit, and some of their dress shirts have really nice material. Also lots of different styles and same variations (ie. button down collar vs non button down collar). See pic for dress shirt texture. read more

Uniqlo - Good fit and good texture for $40 reg, $30 on sale - Men's Clothing Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Giving a chain the five star bump isn't my usually my jam, but I simply adore Uniqlo. I can grab work necessities, athleisure (I lean towards leisure, thanks for asking) and kids clothes. The general clean lines of this Japanese megastore make everyone in my family look fresh, and the price is right. I have cashmere sweaters from here that are years old that I still rock every winter, zero pilling. read more

The best basics, staples, capsule pieces and everything you need denim wise. Uniqlo always has a great selection each season with unique pieces and updated versions of their old styles. read more

Love the Eaton centre store. Big selections. Favorites are the stretchy denims - the EZY jeans. Those are my favorites Not a fan of their long sleeve shirts as they're not the wrinkle-free type. This is my go to store for denims. Short sleeve airism ones really comfy too. Very helpful staff at the store - directed me around their two floors of vast displays. read more

The first Uniqlo store in Toronto was highly anticipated, and it did not disappoint. Here, you can find a large selection of men's, women's, and children's clothing from the Japanese retailer. Most clothes are made for everyday wear, so, the style is casual (for the most part). They've got anything from outerwear (notably, their ultra light down line) to slippers. I bought jeans which are so far so good. I've heard great things about their Heattech line as well. Uniqlo also features some items from the Drake General Store at the back of the ground floor. This store is large, the selection is good, and the employees are friendly. But, there are things that can be improved on at this location. My main concern is the fitting rooms. There's no illusion of privacy. The fitting rooms are located on a fairly busy corner of the store (near the cashiers). The doors of each room were quite high off the ground--outsiders could see at least a feet from the bottom of your door. Needless to say, it's incredibly awkward changing clothes in there. Also, the fitting room line was long, but it's all part of the grand opening rush, I suppose. Overall, Uniqlo was great. But, I'm excited to see more offerings; hopefully, they'll be bringing all of their lines to Canada soon. Crossing my fingers for the graphic t-shirts! read more

Uniqlo - A section of the front of the store - Men's Clothing Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I had heard about this store from a friend of a friend due to its much hyped arrival to Toronto. I'll caveat that my visit to this store occurred on a Sunday afternoon... so... it's already going to be nuts anywhere in the Eaton Center! I ended up purchasing two pairs of jeans. I first engaged a sales associate to ask how long the standard inseam is, as I have issues finding jeans with an appropriate length due to my height. I was happy to see they carry a 33" standard. I bought a light and dark pair of the skinny jeans which have a very nice stretch to them. I ended up coming back downstairs and waited 15 minutes for a change room. The sales associate was efficient in getting people in and out of there. I ended up needing a different size, so that took 10 minutes or so. The store features a lot of quality outerwear. A majority of the ads within the store mention 'keeping Canadians warm', or something to that effect, so that makes sense. I saw many casual cool items that seemed of well-made quality with a decent price tag (i.e. men's extra fine marino wool v-necks were priced at $49,90). While I was rushing through upstairs, I noticed they had a kids section and what appeared to be a sizeable women's intimates section. The cashiers were very quick and I got out in probably 5 minutes. I'll definitely be back, hopefully once the hysteria calms down. :) read more

Sorta like an overwhelmingly large, Asian Gap. And we all know the direction that Gap is headed... A few years ago, when I went to the Manhattan store, Uniqlo seemed like the shit. Now, like 10yrs on, I don't get the hype and nothing really appealed to me. Then again, seeing a rack full of the same item is not a way I like to shop! I do see the appeal, i.e. fashion forward basics, neutrals with budget-friendly prices, but again, not for me. The only thing that I'd possibly buy would be the wireless bras and Winter undergarments. That's it. read more

Dopes to Infinity...and beyond. I'm sure the day will come when I no longer feel this way about Uniqlo and it is just like the gap or H&M to me (to be fair, I like both, still) but for now it's a model of awesome basics and functionality. The tricky thing about stores like this is to be simple without being boring. On that, Uniqlo has succeeded brilliantly. It's well laid out (although they could make it a bit clearer which side is Men's, and which side is Women's) and the clothes style comes across as quality basics. Simple, but good with everything. It's not high-end, but it is high quality. Of note, t-shirts for $7-8, boxers for $8, and a cool cycling jacket for $99. I don't think it's some place you can go to for all of your clothing needs because it's not incredibly diverse and for those more eccentric they won't feel at home here, but it's a great store to get some solid clothes at. Worth the trip! read more

Uniqlo is my favourite store when I visit to USA. Come here to check some graphic tees, but unfortunately, there wasn't a lot compared to the one in New York. However, I do love their heat tech clothing. It keeps me really warm during winter time since I don't have a heater in my office (someone stole my heater). The cashier told me that they will have more graphic tees design during spring/summer. Hopefully I can get my hand on some cool ones. read more

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One of the best and most reasonably priced stores around. Their stuff is pretty good quality and they have basically everything they have on the website. if you use the app you can also get $5 off your purchase. I would say go into the store rather than buying online for sweaters bc some of them are really itchy.. read more

FINALLY FINALLY - a Uniqlo in downtown Toronto. I think I have been waiting years for you guys to arrive in my hood. What can I say? A better version of Gap in my opinion. Great for basics. What sets these guys apart is some of their fabric innovations at very reasonable prices. Their heat tec line for leggings is a great example. These leggings are as thin as cotton but retain heat especially well due to some cutting edge fabric technology. One improvement to be made- sometimes their clothes can be a bit boring, I think they should add a more trendy line into the mix. Also, as usual- us Canadians get totally whacked by the exchange rate. Retailers always mark up significantly when they move north of the border. Sigh what can we do? read more

Deceptive product description. "Denim Jersey Pants" that look like denim in the pictures but when you order and receive them you find out that they are just glorified sweatpants/joggers. Also, the size chart they use is way off. I measured everything and ordered a size large in black, but when I received and tried them on it was obvious that they were/are much, much too big. AND there are endless bad online reviews about how poorly they handle returns so I guess I'm stuck with them. AND there is no contact information or customer service available through their website. Will not recommend and or ever shop here again. read more

Worst worst worst experience. Bought a down jacket. Feathers started coming out. Store refused to exchange it. Worst customer service. Buyers beware..... read more

Return and exchange at Uniqlo is a big hassle. They have good products but makes me not wanting to buy anything there because of the headache I'll have if I need to return. read more

Always nice to be in an Uniqlo since i live in quebec, but the shapes and sizes are so odd that it's kinda hard to find anything really. It's a good store always clean but the staff is a-ok not more. Not so pricey. Korean fashion is nice but not for everyone. read more

Extremely poor customer service, rude manager at Metrotown. Poor quality, especially the tops made of 100 per cent wool. Starts getting peeling with first wear, shrinks to a size for 6 years old when washing it in cold water gentle spin, and when wanting to talk to the manager to exchange for something else, she says you can still wear it. And when you say it is too small, she says your kid can. Unbelievable. Also that it s your fault as you should take care of it. And I would have had I known. But nowhere does it say on it hand wash. So do not even bother as you get screamed at. For your money. Also, do not think there is anything to exchange for anyway in that store. Spend your money somewhere else. read more

The staff working there are incompetent. I tried to do a return and each working stated a different reason to not accept it. Even after the procured a receipt, they stared asking for the credit card i paid with. read more

Terrible return policy. No exchanges on any baby items, even if it's completely unopened sealed in its original package. it's UNOPENED, NEW, SEALED. Why a global business cannot accommodate for a simple gift exchange (when Amazon has 3 months exchange on all baby items, even free returns, when just about everything in retail stores can be exchanged)--I do not understand. Terrible customer service too. At store and online, simply said to go look at the policy. Your policy is ridiculous for such a large retail business. I discovered Uniqlo in Asia and US. Clearly Uniqlo Canada sucks. Please don't buy baby gifts from here since its not exchangable and baby needs always changes. read more