Can anyone tell me about Uniqlo?

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I was just looking at their website and think the jumpers look lovely and very reasonably priced.

I was just wondering about sizing, do they come up small or large. I'm usually a size 10 on top.

Also what is the quality like?

TIA

I think I find sizing about average but have bought tops rather than bottoms. I have had one of their thermally-type long-sleeved t-shirts for two years. It is a pretty petrel blue, looks great on display and is really warm and cosy. I keep looking on the site for others!

I am quite annoyed with their website as on the thermals front page they have a picture of a woman wearing a petrol blue thermal polo neck but it's not available in that colour.

I want that colour.

I am a size 10 and wear size S in their tops, but buy the Heattech in M, now, as it is a bit longer than the S. HTH. Size down for jeans - I think I am size 26 in them.

I've had lots of things from Uniqlo and the quality is excellent. The merino wool is lovely and I really recommend the extra skinny jeans, long though & need shortening unless you're 5'10. Can't say what size a 10 would be as I'm unfortunately not but their sizing chart is very accurate. Kids clothes are new but all the stuff I've ordered in the last month has been fab.

I am currently in love with their legging trousers. Have bought 4 pairs in the last fortnight and I can't say I won't buy more yet .

Agree with the above re sizing. As an 8-10 top, 10-12 bottom, I buy S in tops and knitwear and M in bottoms (or 27 in the ultra-stretch jeans).

MaryLou I'm a shortarse at 5'2", so would definitely need to shorten!

Thanks for all the advice. I'm going to order a few jumpers and see how I get on.

Billy I hate it when companies do that. It should be against the law!

I am a 12 and a medium merino knit is a bit big on me, quality is fab for the price

The colour online is completely out of kilter with the colour instore.
And the lighting where we went was yellowy

I bought my DD one of the featherdown jackets (no collar or hood. It was about £39) Absolutely featherlight but so warm.

I'm a 14 tophalf, I bought a couple of T-Shirts in Large.
I tried the down jacket in Large but I'd have been more comfortable going to XL. (For driving etc. I have very long arms)

I have a merino jumper from Uniqlo and wash it on a handwash 30 cycle with a low spin, it's survived its first year and hopefully will do this winter too. They don't do it now but it's got narrow ribbed sleeves, a boat neck and boxy wide body - wish they still had it.

Excuse - if you can get to one of their shops they will shorten trousers/jeans for free, only took them 2 hrs to do at the Oxford Street branch.
I love uniqlo, their knitwear is lovely and great for the price. I'm 5'1" and size 10 top, s is fine for me.

Thank you everyone. I've order 2 jumpers in a S, so fingers crossed.

I'm due to visit London in November, ceevee so I'll definitely go and have a look instore. I love the idea of a shortening service, my trousers are always too long.