Social Listening Blog : UNIQLO
I chose to research UNIQLO because they make clothing that I use and I really like UNIQLO clothing. My favorite UNIQLO products which are jeans, white tops, pajamas, shorts, tank tops, underwear, and loungewear all feel good to touch and wear. Especially, down coat and Uniqlo HEATTECH are amazing! So light, but it is warm even cold winter! They also have simple designs. So easy to match with other clothing. They are good products and also inexpensive. It is very popular in Japan and everyone visits it. UNIQLO is a representative of fast fashion in Japan.I recently learned that UNIQLO is also attracting attention around the world, and I became even more curious to see what the reaction from overseas is like.
I will show you a little bit about HEATTECH. This is Uniqlo HEATTECH which is my favorite thing from UNIQLO. It is soft texture and light, but it is really warm! When I got the first time, I was surprised how it is amazing. Now I can't live without it in winter!!They have 2.3 million followers in Instagram.
Conversations on social media are nearly all positive. They said UNIQLO is cheap, classy, good material, and good design. People from all over the world are asking for UNIQLO stores in my area as well as online.
I think UNIQLO's value proposition is lightness. Even though it is winter clothing, it is light, thin, and folds up small. And of course, they are warm too! And also, high quality, and not expensive!
The good thing I saw in the comments section of UNIQLO's instagram is that high-quality, performance-enhanced, basic casual wear at the lowest prices.On the other hand, the bad things are that the size descriptions are totally different, the high return requirements, and poor response to returns and exchanges.
Regarding the difference in size notation, since UNIQLO is a Japan-centric brand, it is written in Japanese sizes. I myself wear size M or L in Japan, but in the US, size S fits me. Thus, even a size M fits differently in Japan than in the U.S., which I believe results in confusion for people ordering online from outside Japan.
Regarding the return policy, in Japan, as long as the tags are still attached and the product is the same as it was before you bought it, they will accept returns. However, having lived in the U.S. myself, I have seen situations in which items are returned even with the tags cut off. I think this is a cultural difference.

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