Uniqlo

Went there a couple of days ago and it’s already one of my favorite stores! Super reasonable prices and great quality!

I really like this Uniqlo. It has its own entrances so you could avoid going the mall. It’s also huge (2 floors), well organized, and the employees are super friendly and helpful.
I usually come here when I have a large online return and was planning on going to the mall versus mailing it back. Every time, the cashier has been very pleasant and efficient. And since the first floor is two floors high, you don’t feel claustrophobic or overrun with tourists like the NYC locations.
There’s more adult items in the basement level and a bathroom.

Really good store that’s so reasonably priced and for me when I really look around the racks I can always find something good.
Staff on shop floor were helpful when I could not find my size in a shirt.
This time I found a really cool denim chambray shirt for $ 19.90 and my wife found a pair of skinny stretch black jeans that are way cool for $ 9.90. I would say it was def worth a visit! I wish they stocked jeans in my size.
I never seem to find any in 36 – 38 which would be a critisism of Uniqlo in general. They have TONS and TONS of skinny toothpick sizes 28, 29, 30 and 31 but that does not do me any good unfortunately.
I was also not so impressed at check out staff in this location as they were having a personal conversation with each other while checking me out with a token fake smile.
Still worth shopping here.

It’s 2 floors but can get pretty hectic on the weekends. So I’d suggest to go on the weekdays if possible. They always have great stuff

Big and pretty and relatively inexpensive with a nice diverse group of employees, this Uniqlo is teeming with employees and shoppers most days. Beyond the check out and first floor entrances, it’s a little difficult to distinguish between the two groups but the few employees I’ve encountered in my visits have been super polite and helpful.
I like how the mannequins are outfitted, and they serve as inspirations of how to wear color and layer.
I’ve ended up purchasing dress shirts for $ 10/​each; my mom has found one for $ 5. On the latest visit, my sister got a wool topper for a little over $ 120. While thin, it’s got a great stand up collar and has a relatively boxy silhouette, which can actually be quite flattering with paired with straight leg or otherwise fitted pants.
There are dressing rooms on multiple floors, and for those who don’t know, they also have restrooms on the lower level. Even more impressive is how neat the store is. Employees are walking around folding and tidying up and asking customers if they need help or want a shopping bag to carry their items. Items are arranged in an aesthetically pleasing way, usually in color block schemes and are offered in a range of sizes for relatively affordable prices.

Only store you need to PAY for the gift bag. It’s not even a box they give you, it’s a bag and they CHARGE you for it. Great company.

I absolutely love this store. It’s large and super clean, the customer service reps are super helpful and there’s a large fitting room that you won’t feel claustrophobic in.
They hem for free! I purchased 2 pairs in jeans and had them hemmed. Uniqlo had them ready for me to pick up within a few days. They fit perfect.

I was incredibly impressed. The salespeople were incredibly helpful, the store is huge and has lots of room to shop, and all in all I had a pleasant shopping experience.
I am an online shopper, however there sizing for kids was different than most so I took my sons with me today. Their clothes run true to size and feel like they are of better quality than Old Navy or Gap.
Time will tell if they hold up, but until that day I’m very happy with my purchases and look forward to returning!!!

I like this place every time I come to jersey or the city. I think of it as a Japanese Gap or H&M. Majority of the staff is friendly. The store is usually clean and the merchandise is always laid out nicely. The prices reasonable and I love when they are good deals. The store is huge. I love that there is no sales tax in New Jersey too.

I was admiring a friend’s down jacket and she said it was Uniqlo, so I went.
This place is HUGE! I think it was an Old Navy’s before, but I dont remember it being this big. The store is divided in two, men on the left, women on the right. The merchandise is good quality. I think the fit could be better, since the sizes run small on some things but not all. The staff is polite and knows there merchandise. The good thing? The down jacket was there, in navy! And on sale! So I bought one. Very happy to find Uniqlo.
I’m just not sure how to pronounce the name. LOL.

First of all, I love UNIQLO. I swear by them for their slim stretchy jeans, which are comfortable & lovely & perfect for wearing with my boots.
Just looking at the bare bones of this particular store, there’s less of the futuristic Japanese sterile spaceship design that I’ve grown to love from the NYC locations. The store is white, but somehow all I can see is the old Old Navy that used to occupy the space. It hasn’t really changed, which is good or bad (depending on how you look at it). Organization in this store is stellar. I’ve never seen a clothing item on the ground, or a pile of rifled-​through sweaters, or anything. But can we talk about how hot the dressing room is? IT’S LIKE CHANGING ON THE SUN. They have an oscillating fan in there, but … it’s just not working. I hope they can add some kind of coolant system by summertime?
The staff is fabulous. Really helpful, really friendly, and they don’t even snicker at the waste of fabric when I ask them to hem 6 inches off the bottoms of my jeans. They’ve gone far out of their way to lead me to items I couldn’t find. They smile & laugh & are downright pleasant, which are not the most common qualities of people working in a mall. When I got my pants hemmed (for free! THE PRICE IS RIGHT), if you’re lucky they can be available SAME DAY. I talked to the cashier & he said that my pants would be ready after 6pm, but I can check with them a little bit earlier. How can you even beat that? I had two pairs of perfectly-​fitting jeans for less than $ 80 in just about four hours.
Great clothes, fantastic customer service, quick (and free) hemming … what more could you ask for?
(Oh yeah, an air conditioner. I’m asking for an air conditioner. That’s really important! Lol.)

Huge store with it’s own direct entrance to the parking so you can avoid the massive crowds at Garden State Plaza.
Huge selection with all the latest items. Decent sales as well, and usually plenty of people at the cashier to get you through the line quickly.

It’s Uniqlo, once my favorite store and the place I’d get all my clothes and now a place that’s gone pop and become uncomfortably similar to H&M and other mega-​retailers. I still get practically all my clothes here, but I do it now with a little bit more reservation.
The clothes still seem to be of a superior quality than most other major clothing retailers and the prices are always fair when not downright cheap, but the overall style on display seems to have taken a hit. In the good old days they were far more risqué and adventurous in their offerings; nowadays they seem to just play it safe and offer clothes that all of middle America can get on.
Another hit against them is that all these clothes come from China and I’ve become more and more conscientious about where my products come from. Considering their success, I’d love to see them make some of their products statesside.
In the end though, I still appreciate this store, their tees, their blazers, socks, the whole nine. So many good products.

Yet another Uniqlo hits the malls, as the chain continues to overexpose itself.
I got nothing against the stuff they sell here, some of it is actually pretty decent for the price and definitely feels less flimsy than the stuff you get at H&M. My problem is, this store lacks the charm of the flagship store on 5^th Ave (for obvious reasons).
Logically the cavernous digs of the former Old Navy would make perfect sense. But the store, even on a weekend, was strangely quiet and definitely felt like it lacked the same kind of buzz factor when it first came to NYC. Then again, many other Uniqlo outlets in Asia are suffering from the same fate of overexpansion.
Nonetheless, the shop itself is big, has an okay selection and offers plenty of room to shop. The question is how many licensed funky t-​shirts and sweaters do you need? If you really want to shop for Uniqlo — at least head to the 5^th ave store. It’s a lot bigger, more fun to shop at, and has a lot more foot traffic. At least it sort of gets you in the mood to buy stuff when you see other tourists throw good money away at a rapid clip.

You can get basics with reasonable price. Luckily I got cocoon line wool blend coat $ 39, 100% cashmere cardigan $ 19 after sale. Uniqlo in Garden State Plaza is not packed with people like the one in the city, very organized and clean. I enjoyed the time being there.

This Uniqlo is convenient without having to head into the city. I love the service here. All retailers should learn from Uniqlo and Apple. For clothing, Uniqlo sets the bar. Everything is well laid out, and the staff are all helpful and efficient. Probably the most efficient checkout for a clothing retailer. Consistency is key, and this store is no different than the others.
Parking at this mall in general is problematic, but not really specific to Uniqlo.
Stuff that goes on sale here are always super great deals. I appreciate the good level of quality of their merchandise. Stuff doesn’t just fall apart after first wash.
Wish we had this store in Canada.

For years I have frequented Uniqlo’s Soho location. I was OVER THE MOON excited when I saw they were opening a new store in Garden State Plaza. It takes about 30 minutes for me to get to Soho. Fifteen minutes to get to GSP. Awesome.
The GSP Uniqlo, while not as monstrous as the NYC locations, is big. Spacious. Clean. Neat. Organized. It makes for a wonderful shopping experience.
Uniqlo is one of my favorite stores – seriously. I’m as picky a shopper as I am an eater. An outfit has to strike my fancy just the right way and Uniqlo’s selection does that time and again. I am a teacher and I like to have different options that keep me looking classy and sophisticated, all within the confines of my teaching salary.
They have amazing quality clothing. I am not a fan of the Forever 21, H&Ms of the world that really use poor material in the mass-​produced items that they sell. Uniqlo, while also mass-​produced, has great stuff that they change constantly. Each time I visit I feel like they completely rearrange the store with new shirts, pants, skirts, etc that I didn’t see before. They know what they’re doing. I buy something every time I visit. That’s probably horrible, but the great thing about it is, I don’t have to feel guilty for my purchases. They are way under budget!

I like their Ultra Light Down Puffer Jacket. I like the variety of colors offered, and the wider range of sizing. Their puffer jackets have a slimmer shape than other brands such as Patagonia (I feel like the Michelin Tire character.)
The store is not as big as the ones in NYC or Tokyo, but you do feel like you can move around and not feel claustrophobic. The one in NYC you can barely move because of the amount of people crammed into the store. The ones in Tokyo you can barely move because everything is crammed — you feel like the shelves are 2 feet away from you front and back.

You can always find great weekly deals here, friendly staff and mutli-​level shopping.
Always issue with parking, comes with the territory.

UNIQLO definitely reminds of H&M during their early years. At UNIQLO, I liked how everything was clean and there were great deals on so many basic items. I purchased 2 merino wool crewneck sweaters and a pair of flat-​front trousers for $ 45.
There was a time where you could pay something similar at H&M. For years, H&M was known for their pricing. Now, the focus has changed to bright colors, stripes, and pants so tight that you’re waved through at TSA security checkpoints.
Although you’ll find skinny jeans at UNIQLO, you’ll also find regular fit jeans by the boatload and those jeans sell for $ 50. You can also find cashmere sweaters for $ 80. There’s definitely deals to be had, but I would steer clear of their basic items that aren’t on sale. They’re a little on the high-​side (which I believe to be by design).
If you’re looking for a thermal top, then try Foot Locker or Finish Line. They sell them for less than $ 15/​ea. and you’ll find athletic/​slim fits (only applicable if you have either build).
The fact that UNIQLO exists at GSP means that it has fallen out of favor with the hipster crowd. It’s onto the next thing for them. But for the regular folk?
Enjoy your Japanese H&M…