UNIQLO The BLOC — Local services in Los Angeles

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...

The BLOC was one of the first places in downtown whose atmosphere was inviting like an oasis in the midst of a concrete jungle. Today I was compelled to visit Uniqlo. The store was clean and inviting. While adhering to public health and safety considerations, there was hand sanitizer located throughout the store, complete with floor markings which made it easier to comply with the 6ft distancing rule. What impressed me the most was that the store was fully merchandised. I didn't have to worry about my size being out. Not only was the store well-stocked, the prices were incredible. This may well be one of my favorite stores yet! I remember one of my very first of many pictures of LA I took was at The Bloc. The sign read, " Where I first fell in love with...

I love Uniqlo. They have amazing collaborations and I love their Uniqlo U line, but I don’t love this location. Nearly every Uniqlo I’ve been to has had great customer service except for this one. They make you feel like you’re a hinderance…

As I am walking up to the second level a one of the Uniqlo workers makes a huge sigh with her back turned to me like I’m annoying her while she’s dusting a mannequin. Another worker is squeezing through my girlfriend without any manners. Look. I used to work in retail. This is just not okay. I’m ok with not being greeted because there are times where it can be busy which is understandable, but frustrations with customers is a huge red flag. Putting this store Fidi/DTLA wasn’t a great idea. Not a...