Uniqlo

In terms of overall appearance, this is one of the better Uniqlo stores in Paris, it is bright and modern and the selection is A-OK, it is located close to Auber Station on Rue Scribe.

The staff, however, seem to ruin the store for me, they seemed so disinterested, just letting customers pass by while on their phones, and unable to help with basic customer queries regardless of the language.

The store's accessible entrance appeared abandoned and like it hadn't been used since the very start of this year pre-COVID and pre-lockdown, possibly down to the one-way system.

3* - A nice brand and a decent store but the service lets it down compared to many other Uniqlo locations including their La Defense store.

I totally like Uniqlo, specially for basic insulation. Up to last year, they had the designer Jil Sander doing a exclusive line for them. Great styling and price even better for a designer of her caliber. The best duffle coats for the price. I do not know the quality of this year's duffles but if they are similar to last year's, can't be beaten. As far as I know and could be wrong there is only one in Paris on Rue Scribe.
They would be good for anyone needing the basics when travelling. Be it Paris or NYC or SF of even most of Asia!

Reasonably spacious but always crowded and the checkout line gives you enough time to read Tolstoy. Good luck. On the plus side, their pop culture t-shirts will turn up at vintage stores costing at least twice as much, so why not get one now?

A breath of fresh air and taste in tastless, grey, mud and black-clad Paris.
Contrary to the popular impression, Paris is not the fashion capital of the world, nor it has been its capital for as long as I can remember myself here, meaning - for the past 20 years.

Paris is the capital of cold, calculating men stamped out of the molds of the great Engineering and Political Science schools, populating traditional, cold and tasteless cafés and dating cold and dried out women. For taste in fashion, interior decoration and cuisine - look for foreigners.

The opening of Uniqlo stores provided a temporary relief against the ugly environment, and I hope it is here to stay, and resist the onslaught of the nameless french void, for my own sake.

I love this store. None in my home town in USA. First found one in San Francisco
. The clothing is well-made, not expensive, free alterations in about 1/2 hour, colors great, etc. I have 2 "down jackets" and t shirts and slacks.

If you forgot something in your closet at home, this store is great. It features quality clothing at reasonable prices. Everything from socks and underwear to jackets and jeans to dresses and t-shirts.

Great store and now is the time to buy because of the winter sales. It has been unusually cold her this trip and I have stayed warm since I picked up their Heat-Tech long sleeved base layer tops, cashmere-blend sweaters and candy pink puffy jacket. The jacket folds down into a pouch so it perfect for travelling. The last time I visited I bought jeans which I wear all the time. This is a great store for preppie basics with a French/Japanese twist.

Update February 2015: There is a new store in the Marais now, but Y de la F stuff was all picked over, with only XL an XS sizes left - so no shop for me this time.

Somehow I've been added to their email list although I did not subscribe to it. They send multiple emails everyday, and no matter how many times I click the unsubscribe button (I've been trying for weeks), they don't stop coming.

Casual clothes ! Excellent quality. Service is perfect ! It must be the Japanese touch !

I love Uniqlo and am so jealous that it is not in my hometown of Boston and only in NYC in the US, but this one was just missing fun stuff. I probably would love it more in the winter with all the great sweaters! But this time it had a bunch of Harry Potter shirts which seemed out of place for me. But go for some cheap threads!