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Inside Uniqlo’s Big American Ambitions
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shopping12h ago

Inside Uniqlo’s Big American Ambitions

  • Uniqlo plans new US store openings in Miami, Austin and Houston in fall 2026, expanding to more cities like Chicago and San Francisco.
  • North America posted double‑digit revenue and profit growth in Q1 2026, but remains Uniqlo’s smallest region by revenue share.
  • CEO Fuminori Adachi says the US is vital to Uniqlo’s growth and a key market for LifeWear expansion.
  • Uniqlo aims to tailor offerings to diverse US markets, acknowledging differences by state and city.
  • LifeWear products such as washable Knit Rib Pants and Bra Tops were developed from American customer feedback.
  • Tariff impact was absorbed with only mild gross margin contraction after pricing adjustments and advertising.
  • Adachi remains optimistic about UNIQLO’s next 20 years in the US and its role in global growth.
  • US market share remains small against local brands like Gap and Abercrombie as cautious demand weighs on investors.
  • Adachi highlights LifeWear’s appeal and ongoing expansion as U.S. consumer interest grows.
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Japanese retail icon to open 11 US stores in 2026 kicking off '200-store goal'
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business9h ago

Japanese retail icon to open 11 US stores in 2026 kicking off '200-store goal'

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