UNIQLO - have you shopped there?

I’ve bought a few things…I like it. I haven’t owned anything long enough to speak to the quality except for a pair of leggings that have held up really well. They have some really nice basics.

My 30 year old daughter first told me about it 10+ years ago, so I've bought a lot of stuff there. 
I'm in Orlando and we have them at Disney Springs and at a large successful mall here.
We were in Japan in March and literally went to 10+ different ones there-and the stuff was so cheap because of the favorable yen.
 I'm not their target market by 30++ years but they have a lot of cute things. 

ETA-and the Heatech leggings I recommended are from Uniqlo also.

Yes I have shopped there multiple times, both here and in Singapore and Thailand. My reviews:

Black pants for work, stretchy with a fake fly - These pants are so comfortable, I wear them to work (on the days I have to go into the office) every day during the colder months. They have held up well, with zero pilling. My mum has several pairs of these as well, and she loves them too.

ETA: The ones my mum bought were a bit too long. They took them up for her, then and there, for free.

T-shirts - The quality of the first lot of t-shirts I bought is honestly the best I've ever owned, no exaggeration. The fabric is quite thick and lovely and stretchy. They have held their shape well. The only reason I didn't buy more than two of them, is that the neckline is a bit higher than I usually wear. If it wasn't for that, I would have bought ten in every colour! 

T-shirts - I also bought a couple of t-shirts on sale in Singapore that were average quality compared to the other ones, and a bit too short for my liking. Mea culpa, I should have tried them on first.

Zip up hoodie - I bought this in Singapore, after looking everywhere for years for a nice light weight zip up hoodie. I was beyond excited when I found them in Uniqlo AND the one I bought was magenta, which is one of my favourite colours. I have worn it and washed it so many times in the last year since I bought it, and it still looks like new.

DSO bought a pair of pants in Uniqlo in Koh Samui (of all places!) last month. He is really happy with them, although it's a bit early to give a review on the quality seeing that he's only had them a few weeks.

I forgot to pack my longer length undies (to stop chafing) when we went to Koh Samui last month. I had no idea where I was going to find something suitable in Koh Samui, especially for a woman whose bum is considerable larger than the average Thai woman hahaha! I was so excited when I saw that Uniqlo has opened up there (it wasn't there last year). I was able to get a pair of those undies that hold everything in, and I wore them and washed them every day for 10 days. Great quality, and reasonably comfortable for that kind of garment.

Hmmm, I guess you can say I am a fan!

I think Uniqlo is great for classic basics, especially if you stick with natural fibers. I dig their Asian aesthetic. I have three wool tunic sweaters that have worn like iron.

When skinny jeans were in, I wore their petite leggings pants--my body is narrow in the hips but I have a large belly and these were stretchy enough to accommodate my weird shape, not so skinny that they looked painted on, not baggy in the hips, thighs and butt.

I have a couple of men's fleece balaclavas for winter walks, and I bought their men's thermal crew-neck underwear tops, because women's long underwear almost always is low cut, which makes no sense if you're trying to keep warm. 

I can only speak about their t-shirts from personal experience and they age beautifully. I haven't bought anything else so far.

DS(25) still has a couple limited edition shirts related to his favorite graphic novels he picked up as a teen in NYC (the original store in the US). After seeing their quality, I picked up plain t-shirts for myself next time I was near a store. I wish we had a store closer to us.

I’m a fan. Love their heattech t’s and their cashmere sweaters.

University Town Center. An area of San Diego just east of La Jolla and UCSD (University of California, San Diego).

I really like their basics. I have a bunch of lightweight long sleeved tees that are good for layering when walking in spring and fall. The one near me closed a couple years ago. I haven’t ordered online from them.

Interesting to see these comments. I've only seen the one Disney location, but I absolutely assumed it was trendy, cheap teenager clothing based on the signage and bright lights. Don't judge a book, as they say. . .

Their clothing is simple and not always my style but their basic t shirts, camisoles and undies have been going strong for years.

I shop there. My sil swears by it for travel clothing.

Definitely not - It's more middle aged / old lady shop than teenager!    My 26yo DD and my son's 19yo girlfriend wouldn't be caught dead in there, I wouldn't think haha! They also sell children's clothes.