UNIQLO The BLOC

I’m not shopping at this location again, they treated me like a criminal just because I have a backpack (I’m a commuter, this location is smack in the middle of all the offices downtown). I’m dressed in business casual, and clearly was going to pay at the self checkout. They were speaking about me and my purchases over the walkie talkies on full volume, as I was standing in self check out ready to pay. Awkward. I’d rather shop online anyways.

This is not the easiest location to get to which is the only downside I have about this store. The selection is fantastic spread over 2 floors. I was initiated to this brand back in April when we shopped the Vietnam 🇻🇳 store. I am so comfy in the cotton tees that I had to repeat some of my purchases here in America. The Quality of the materials they use makes GAP feel like a lesser quality and weight to the feel. The prices in Vietnam cannot be compared because the US dollar is so much stronger but the experience was nevertheless a positive one. I had to find a parking in one of the public pay structures and circled the block a few times until I finally found a spot. The store carries women’s attire, men’s wear and baby and small children clothing as well. You should trust the brand if you are in the neighborhood and not in a rush like I was on that day you will be sure to find some comfy casual clothing for your own family. The staff is very helpful if you need it

Great store & brand! Found just what I needed at an affordable price, friendly staff and a wide variety of clothing options available. Spent $20 on a very comfortable fleece jacket.

This is the biggest Uniqlo I’ve been to because it’s two stories. The selection of men’s wear and accessories is pretty big. I was able to get a jacket at a great sale price. Quality stitching and materials for a descent price. Also where I get my turtle necks. For checkout there’s a lot of self checkouts and two human cashier options at the front. I’d definitely come back here again to get a bunch of other clothing items in the future. Parking is limited to street or on site garage. Recently got their Street Fighter collab and turtle necks. Solid clothing at descent prices.

This store is great for affordable clothes. There are some items you can find better quality at other department stores, but Uniqlo provides all items with quality, style, and colors choices. The deals here are pretty cheap for socks, shirts, and pants. The jackets are stylish with compact storage design. Casual and business casual attire can be found here.

I am pretty impressed with the quality and price. It was way beyond what I expected. Uniqlo definitely playing big at fashion industry right now!

Good variety of reasonably priced fashionable casual ware clothing Outstanding service I was impressed with their tailoring service. I can never find pants in my length. They tailored a couple pair jeans and they shortened them but kept the original stitching on ends and they were ready in 2 hours The best is there was no charge for alterations I

Order 3 items picked up in store. One of orders was under my name but merchandise in package was wrong item, the other order, feels like are used ones. I had no idea how their operation team works.

I used to frequent the Uniqlo at Beverly Center before they closed. I feel like there are fewer locations in L.A. now, so I was glad to find this store. Uniqlo is my go to for simple basic tees for layering. I like this one at The Bloc because it's clean, big, and we'll organized. I was shopping for heattech long sleeves for an upcoming trip but unfortunately they didn't have my size. I'll have to look online instead.

Small store staff less helpful dressing rooms only on second floor. Some khakis and shirt for him and in and out through self check out where you dump the clothes into their bin. Recommend if you need something g quickly.

UNIQLO is popular in Europe so I like to check it out once I stumble into of their stores to see what the hype is about. This location at The Bloc is nice, decent sized, clean, with cute decor. The style is simple, contemporary, easy to mix and match decent priced. Clean dressing rooms on the 2nd floor, pretty good shopping experience here.

Absolutely love the location, and the vibe of this UNIQLO. Their selection is also a bit better than their Santa Anita Mall location. I've also been to their South Coast Plaza location, and out of the 3, this is my favorite. Great customer service too!

Great location in downtown LA with 2 floors of the usual unique merchandise. One drawback, they close real early at 7pm. I just came back from Paris where the Uniqlo in The Marais district is a destination in itself as it is located in an old clock factory. They also have sections where they explain the uniqueness of Uniqlo manufacturing. I wish this store was half as unique.

Uniqlo is awesome! I love the fabrics used in all of the clothing, I love the breathability and the technology behind the Airism line and derivatives of it. I love how simple yet elegant the clothes are and how you really are getting incredible value for what you spend. To be honest, Uniqlo is worth more than what they charge. The rest of the world just hasn't caught on yet so I'm buying as many items before the prices go up! (And rightfully so!) In terms of Uniqlo customer service there is an important balance that I believed they've almost nailed. You're not going to entire Uniqlo without being greeted by at least two people which should be the standard at any store, but then you are given the freedom to simply shop. While it is important to have that space to shop, I believe that too many Uniqlo associates hang out around the cash registers. This caveat won't prevent me from continuing to shop at Uniqlo, but it would be better if I didn't have to travel from the 2nd floor to the front registers on the 1st floor just to ask a question.

So if you buy something from a retailer's website and want to return it, and that retailer happens to have brick-and-mortar stores, you can just go to one of those stores and make the return. It's a standard rule of online shopping, right? I mean, what retailer wouldn't have that simple, no-brainer, customer-friendly policy? Uniqlo, apparently. I was thunderstruck when the cashier told me that they don't take returns of online purchases in their stores. So I started combing through the Uniqlo.com website, and I noticed that they never explicitly stated that they did NOT accept online returns in stores... but it says online returns have to be shipped back. Oh, and that will cost you seven dollars, thank you very much. I like Uniqlo... but I like them a lot less after my brush with this asinine policy.

Sitting across the Street at Wokcano a few times forced me to come visit Uniqlo. New at the Bloc for a couple months is a refreshing simple clothing store with reasonably priced contemporary cloths. Been to Hong Kong and Seoul Korea stores before. Nice to have one here in DTLA. Clean tidy new store, helpful employees, 2 stories, dressing rooms upstairs. Install UNIQLO App and receive $3. Off. Cool.

UNIQLO anchors the corner of the Bloc on 7th St in DTLA, is a clothing store for men, women and children. Have passed this store several times, first time here with a friend who is desperate to shop for casual clothing. Not my usual posh preference but as I strolled through, I zoomed in on two items that caught my eye: a camel color cashmere wool coat and a navy vneck sweater of extra fine merino wool. Sadly the coat was enormous and the shoulders and overall look was ill fitting, I passed on it. The sweater was almost perfect, nice knit and luckily fit despite it being for XS men, but the price was a steal, so I snagged it. The store is clean organized and the staff were helpful. Overall, it was reminiscent of the Gap, similar price point with sub standard quality clothing, 99% made in china cheaply priced. It's great if you're into this stuff, I prefer higher quality, as I am a collector and want longevity for my investments and prefer the classic look timeless not too trendy. The clothing here are cool, not too trendy but I suppose popular with the masses, which totally negates it uniqueness..NOT Unique! UNIQLO

There are two of these business pages so I will post my review here too: Have wanted to check this spot out for a while since I heard it opened in my DTLA neighborhood and today was the day! Surprisingly pretty empty around noon-ish on a Saturday! That was really nice. It's two stories and loaded with lots and lots of clothing. I mainly came to check out their Airism and Heattech stuff. These are such staples in my wardrobe nowadays. Not too expensive, plain and not plastered with a brand name. Basic and good quality stuff. Airism is a very light material and Heattech is perfect and warm for layering clothes. Uniqlo's items are very decently priced for what you get. It is expensive only because you end up picking up multiple pieces that add up - cha-ching!!! $$$. I love online shopping on their website as sometimes they do give "online only" promos - so be sure to check prices if you're a stickler on deals. Online shipping is kind of slow and is always delivered later than the projected date, so it's nice to have a store to pick some things up. However, you do have more options available online from colors to sizes (XXS, XXL). Aaah this store is dangerous because I want everything! So happy that it opened here because there is always something I can grab from here. TIPS - and why I gave 4 stars is mainly for the first two below. ***NO VALIDATION FOR PARKING*** - they told me to go to Macy's. Macy's did it but they were not too happy about me just coming up in there without buying stuff and asking for validation. I don't care too much for the staff, more indifferent, they are not very warm. Download the app if you are a first time user, you get $5 off.

The long renovation of 7th and Flower St. has finally finished and they opened a brand new UNIQLO on the corner on Dec 13th. I am actually surprised Downtown LA never had a UNIQLO before, since NY UNIQLO location has been around for years and they have locations outside of LA. This one is definitely prime location and they carry decent amount of products in their two story building. Definitely not as big as NY, but surely bigger than Honolulu. Their products are pretty simple and basic...like GAP but much more affordable and practical. I love thier heat tech products. They also feature with some designers and characters and make T-shirts and sweatshirts and such. Their quality is very good for the price. The customer service was good, I am not sure how the fitting room situation was, as I didn't use it. I hope this UNIQLO will do well and keep going!

The new store anchors The Bloc and adds some visual interest and heft to the mall. The store is beautiful--spacious and light filled. The array of clothing is impressive, but they seem to shine in outerwear and t-shirts (which they have smartly put right near the entrance on the first floor). This is the place to come for a well priced puffy jacket, rain coat, or wind breaker; they also have a wide range of clothes to layer and staples like underwear, socks, and tights. This is not your go-to place for dresses, skirts and nice work clothes. Not everything is the best quality; it reminds me a little of Old Navy, but with less whimsy and color. All in all, a great addition to The Bloc and to Downtown, which needs more clothings stores, especially places for everyday clothes like jeans and pjs.

As much as I enjoy the brand, I can see why this location doesn't have the most positive reputation. The few questions I asked were all met with "I don't know let me ask someone else" to which I more often received mixed responses. I also decided to go with the option of altering some pants I purchased for the convenience of getting it done the same day. I finalized everything around 4, and was told to come back at 5 to pick up my pants. I arrive around 6:30 for them and the cashiers spent around 10 minutes looking for my pants, only to find out that they've been sitting under a pile of returned clothes unaltered. I live far so I don't have time to run back to the store on another day for this service, so it's very disappointing and I returned the pants. The staff are kind but very unorganized, this store needs to have a better training system or something.

Yay! A 2-storey 12,000 square foot Uniqlo in DTLA stocked practically from floor to ceiling! Now I don't have to drive cross town to try on/pick up sensible, functional and reasonably priced clothing that's perfect for travel! Not the best quality but often not bad value for the price. Loves: - clothing for men, women, children - ULTRA LIGHTWEIGHT WATER REPELLING DOWN jackets and vests. Light as a feather and warmer than much heavier garments. Packs into a tiny pouch. - HEATTECH moisture-wicking tops and bottoms for warmth and extra layers. - stretchy jeans and free hemming - CASHMERE scarf. So soft and warm! - good selection of accessories, under garments, layers, shirts, pants and outerwear Areas for improvement: - retail locations generally don't honor online exclusive prices. So it can sometimes be lower priced online. Located at 7th and Flower. Enter on 7th Street.

No parking validation! Can't believe we have to pay for parking just to check out the store. Also, this isn't towards this location. But in general, Uniqlo's return policy has changed so in order to return an item bought in-stores, you must return it at the location where you've purchased from. That is SO BS. I will not shop at Uniqlo again as this is just ridiculous. Parking cost more than a shirt.

Nice collection of anime graphic tees. But the denims are overpriced. Might as well get good ol' Levi's at 49.99 Wonder if they have an online store though, might get some better deals there

So glad that one of my fave stores is located in The Bloc which is very close to Sheraton hotel where we are staying right now. This store is not crowded at all during the 2 consecutive days I visited. Compared to the one in South coast where i always go, there is usually a line to get in. There is a security guard by the door when you enter. As well as in the open spaces of The Bloc maybe due to the homeless scattered around the DTLA area. It has gotten worst since our last visit here. All employees are wearing mask. Alcohol is available by the elevator. Fitting rooms are close due to covid. Shopping here is a breeze. Atmosphere is relaxing as its not crowded and the garments are organize. Plus there are a lot of nice sale items. Staff was helpful when i need a price check. The only downside is LA tax is higher than in OC other than that Will definitely come back here.

Zero service. I came to the store at about 11:00, chose the goods and wanted to pay in cash. The amount of goods came to 89.5 dollars. I gave 100 dollars. The cashier accepted the payment, then announced that she had no change. Another 5 minutes they made a return. I said I could give $90 in cash, that I didn't need 50 cents. Unfortunately the item was not sold to me. They told me to come back later when they had 50 cents. This is the first time I meet this, I will not come to this store again just to waste my time.

Don't come to this location. I ordered something online a few months back, and chose the "pick up in store" option. I have a week to pick up the order, so I went to this store on the 6th day. When I got to the front of the line, the employee rudely dismissed me and told me to go upstairs to pick it up, before she had even really heard what I'd said. She went back to the backroom to pick up my order after I finally got a chance to explain what I was there for, and handed me "my" package. My mistake was trusting her to do the correct thing. When I got home and opened my package, I realized it was the wrong order. Being an honest person, I went back to the store the next day, and approached the same employee at the cash register about it. She accepted the wrong item back, didn't admit her mistake, and instead went back to the backroom to see if my order was still there. It wasn't, because this was the 7th day the order was there, and it was supposed to be shipped back to the warehouse. I told her, look, this was not my fault, this mistake is on the store, and it would be great if they could place the order for me again, or give me the item from within the store (since I'd already paid for it). She was like, Naw, go online and call the phone support. So now, three months later, I still don't have my damn leggings, and I've gotten entangled with the crappy online system, promo codes for online credit that don't work, and more phone calls that promise free express shipping that I'd have to reimburse later. Don't come to this store. The employees don't care, and they make mistakes and don't own up to it. It shouldn't be this much trouble for a company as big as Uniqlo to fulfill an order, and it shouldn't be this hard for a cashier to do their ONE job.

I was greeted upon entering. I came to buy the Roger Federer hat and asked the person at the cash register if they had them. He happily brought them to me and showed me the details of the hat before asking if I'd like to buy them. I think his name was Jonathan, at least that's what it said on the receipt. He was really helpful and kind. The store itself is quite small, even smaller than the Glendale Galleria Uniqlo. It wasn't crowded when I went, so it was easy to distance myself from others. All the employees were wearing masks. One way entry and exit. They do validate for parking in the structure. With validation it cost me only $1 for the first hour, so not bad for being in Downtown LA. Parking in the structure was really easy. You have to drive up quite a long winding path to the fourth level, where the parking starts. I actually found that pretty fun. The cashier told me returns could be done only at the store where the items were purchased, within 60 days. However, he also said that with a gift receipt, items could be returned at any store. It seems other reviews contradict this, but this was the information I was given by them on December 8th, 2020.

This is not a review of the store. It's a review of the RETURN POLICY. I was informed by an employee at this location that online returns can't be done in the store anymore. So you have to pay for shipping to get it to your place and shipping to return it back to them. Pretty crummy huh.

I always seem to find what I need here. Great prices and a great look. Shopping here is quick and efficient. I was in town visiting and I needed a light coat.

Extremely bad customer service. I've been here twice recently and it feels like the goal is to shame customers. The security guard also had his nose hanging out of his mask.

Apparently if you make an online purchase, it's almost like a final sale. You can't return it back to the store unless you want store credit, even if you used a credit card and have the receipt. Why not return by mail, sure! But there's a $7 return fee. Make sure whatever you want to buy, you don't intend to return it. Go to Zara instead, less headache and better quality

Parking was easy in the Macys garage. Make sure and ask them to validate your parking. Its not free with validation but they give you a discount. I walked inside and easily found exactly what I was looking for. Everything was neat and felt extremely clean. I was the second person in line and was taken immediately. The check out process was a breeze and for the 20 min it took me to park and enter Uniqlo it only cost me a $1 to park.

Great DTLA location. Came here for the KAWS x Uniqlo Summer release. Line was orderly and very well organized. Not chaotic. A pleasant shopping experience on a high traffic release date. Well done Uniqlo.

Quality clothing at affordable prices. However, I DO NOT appreciate that they use ANIMAL FEATHERS in their jackets. It's 2021, Get RID of 19th century manufacturing.

This location no longer allows in person returns. We brought our merchandise here and they told us we had to ship it. Better buy from someone else.

Been to this store a few times now. The two story shop is conveniently located on the corner of 7th and flower. The store is clean and clothes are organized - neatly folded or hung. This location is now available for online orders pick up. I tend to pop in just to check out the special promotions and find some steals.

This is a great addition to downtown. It's very bright and inviting. The clothing options are your normal basics but eliminates the need to travel out to Beverly Hills. The shop should a little disorienting with so many options and so many people. Downtown needs more bright spots to to lighten up the area.

Never shopped here , I work in the same building, accidentally sent a CD to their address and they probably kept it :( I had someone hit them up twice and no results , if they have people like this with this type of "integrity" I wouldn't shop here. pS I hope you enjoyed the CD asshole

I went to buy a sweater on the first day they opened customer service was awesome ! These last two times around people been lacking , telling me "oh no it's not here without looking or you can go look at it yourself " like... I don't work here if not I'd of course look for the item myself. The girls name whom had the worst customer service I have encountered is Kaylah V. She was saying I could not return an item because I had tried it on my daughter , a two year old . Because of bacteria and other excuses she kept making up. I thought , the receipt doesn't exclude kids clothes if I would of know trust I would not have tried to buy and item... anyway I got a refund but yet not interested in going back .

The worst quality - I did buy this cozy and soft long leaves "heattech" T-shirt.... after the first wash I had to throw it away because the material is bad and it was full of balls

Racially profiled while shopping. I like the clothing but I will shop online. I make more $$ than everyone in that store! It sucks!!! Your staff needs cultural sensitivity training. I do realize not many African- Americans shop here. Its really a shame that prejudice still exist!!!

I was given a cashmere knitted beanie as a christmas gift. I do not wear hats, so it was never worn, and tags were still on. At the new Uniqol The Bloc store in downtown Los Angeles I tried to exchange the gift for another piece of apparel. The store manager, Nicole, said she wouldn't exchange it. Her attitude was condescending. I asked her, "is this how you really want to treat people?" She said, yes and dismissed me. I have been a loyal customer since Uniqol opened the first US store in NYC in 2000. I have extensively shopped at the San Francisco Union Square location as well (at neither locations was there ever an issue). I had hoped to continue with Uniqol the Bloc, but if I will be subjugated to attitude and mistrust, and the employees get to treat people rudely, then something is very very wrong and Uniqol you've lost my business.

This particular location is boooo not one of the better locations. There are deals on shirts and what not but it's not one of the ones that have home items which kinda is the reason why I like going to this store. The shopping area surrounded by it is basic nothing great!

Accidentally got ketchup on my shirt from trying a LA hot dog, I'm so glad there's a Uniqlo nearby, fixed my wardrobe problem quickly.

Terrible service. They are rude and extremely offensive. They were literally kicking people out and mocking them as costumers were leaving. The store manager was present however didn't ask the store employees to stop. Matter of fact they encouraged the behavior.

This is your go-to store in LA for all of your necessities. If you are looking for a variety of colors and silhouettes for good prices i would recommend coming here. Thank you to Shanelle for helping me download the app and servicing me with a smile. I went in for a jacket and left with more than i expected without breaking the bank, but beware they don't validate.

Went to Uniqlo in need of shirts. Stated $5 off online. Went to store, only to have store not honor online price, despite asking two separate people within the store whether price would be honored. Given attitude by cashier indicating that no overrides would be given and that I must have spoken with new employees (making as if I am wrong for asking the wrong people). First, not honoring one's own online prices is unheard of. Second, if such uncommon policy is unique to Uniqlo, EVERY employee should know (and it should be indicated EVERYWHERE). Having me waste 20 minutes in line because a store can not honor online prices and because a store did not inform all employees of such policy is absurd. Just bad customer service. Uncalled for.

Beware of the pricing in this store. Some of the clothing have different base prices when compared to the website. The store also will not honor any of the discounts displayed on the website and in other stores around the area.

I got a sweatshirt off a mannequin with the help from Christy and Nykia! Great help!!! Will be back!!!!

I was just here with my wife right before closing Sunday sept 22. My wife and I had a lazy Sunday so we just went out with our house clothes. We went to Ross to find gardening pottery on Broadway. Along the way we ended up spending a hundred bucks on other things so we came out with four Ross plastic bags. We were carrying it back to the train when we decided to stop at uniqlo at the bloc. My wife has never been but I have since I own a few shirts from them. So I showed her around. I split with her while she picked out a shirt downstairs and let me tell you your staff members made me feel so uncomfortable. The security kept tailing me. I wanted to check out the shirts but he just "happens to be there". So I linked up with my wife and decide to go upstairs for the entire women section. We went all the way on the other end and a staff member kept tailing us as well pretending to be doing work. Then that same security guard that followed me downstairs walked past me in the CORNER end of the upstairs. UNIQLO that's so sad. Visibly discriminating your shoppers. Future shoppers: make sure to wear their dress code so they won't tail you as well and make you look like someone is watching you!!