The UNIQLO Centre Eaton de Montréal is a well stocked and clean store. The staff are respectful, friendly, and ready to help. Products include good quality basics and winter clothing. The store is organized and offers great value. Many customers enjoy the excellent service and the vacuum the fitting rooms. Some customers note that the checkout app is not intuitive and that paper bags can fall apart. Overall, the store is an enjoyable experience for shopping, especially during busy times like Christmas.
Shoutout to Natalie, the alterations specialist for her customer service and the excellent job she did lengthening trousers I purchased.
September 2026
Very nice store! A lot of variety for winter clothes! They accept cash and credit cards. They have two floors with women and men clothes! The staff is friendly and always willing to help!
August 2026
Uniqlo completely fell off since coming to MTL. They don’t have much deals anymore and it’s always the same theme but just a slightly different design. At least the clothes are still good quality.
It's been three years since UNIQLO Founder and CEO Tadashi Yanai hinted at a Montreal location, but the day has finally arrived: On October 23, Quebec's first-ever UNIQLO location will be opening in the Centre Eaton de Montréal, and Time Out Montreal visited to bring Montrealers a sneak peek of what's in store for them?literally.
This location is the 14th in Canada and the largest, numbering in at 35,000 square feet spread out over two floors. It follows eight openings in Ontario, four in British Columbia and one in Alberta.
Photograph: JP Karwacki
Photograph: JP Karwacki
Photograph: JP Karwacki
Why is it such a big deal? Any Montrealer who visits without knowing the brand should immediately recognize the quality and styling of the clothing they offer, the natural ease of the shopping and service experience they're known for, the presentation of it all and a sense of innovation and energy to it all.
Most of all, it's the price point: They're generally beating out fast fashion like H&M by about $5 to $10 on items they sell.
Photograph: JP Karwacki
Photograph: JP Karwacki
Photograph: JP Karwacki
The UNIQLO Centre Eaton de Montréal location is unique from others in how it has "community collaborated areas" that are exclusive to it, says Yuichiro Kaneko, CEO of UNIQLO Canada. Areas of note include one spot for UNIQLO?s sustainability initiative called RE.UNIQLO, which recycles used garments and redistributes them "to those in need"; a children?s reading area with books from local Montreal bookstores...
Photograph: JP Karwacki
...and a flower shop display where customers can shop for bouquets from the Montreal floral design studio, Bell Jar Botanicals, up until November 15th.
Photograph: JP Karwacki
The new UNIQLO location offers the brand?s full range for men, women, kids and infants, signature collections like LifeWear (simple, high-quality, everyday wear), Ultra Light Down, Seamless Down, Fleece, HEATTECH , premium jeans and UNIQLO T-shirts.
Photograph: JP Karwacki
Photograph: JP Karwacki
The pandemic has altered the store experience somewhat. Physical distancing will be in place?as is to be expected at any large retailer anywhere?and there's frequent cleaning of high-traffic areas both in the front and back of the store. Hand-sanitizing stations are located at the entrance of the store and at cash registers, and there are acrylic barriers at checkout counters and fitting room counters as well.
Photograph: JP Karwacki
Photograph: JP Karwacki
Photograph: JP Karwacki
All staff are required to get a daily temperature check and to wear personal protective equipment.
Additionally, all customers will be required to wear a face mask and complete a temperature check before entering the store.
UNIQLO is open inside the Centre Eaton de Montréal (705 Saint-Catherine St West) tomorrow, October 23rd at 10am; the main entrance is on the street, and it can be accessed indoors across from Sephora and upstairs via an entrance through Time Out Market Montréal.
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