Does uniqlo have shorter pants? I'm a length 30 but their

>>11242474
If you get their stuff in the store they'll tailor it for you. Dunno what you can do if you're ordering it, guess you'll have to take it to an alterations place or hem it yourself. They don't seem to make sizes where the inseam is shorter than the waist.

>>11242490
My waist is the same as my length, I'm 30/30 and I know jack shit about tailoring, do you just bring it to the front and ask for a 30? How long does it take?

>>11242474
In straya if you spend $30 or more they alter your pants for free.

>>11242498
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>>11242590
Not him but I'm 5'11 with a 30 inseam. I'm all torso

>>11242590
I try to make the best of it

>>11242598
baseball bat-core

>>11242474
They generally alter for free in the store. Or at least they did in Japan.

>>11242605
Idk shit about altering and tailoring, do you just go to the front and ask them to make it shorter?

>>11242623
That's what I did, at least. They had a tailoring room.

>>11242498
Yeah I just asked for a 30 at the register when I got jeans there. They did have a tailor on staff and asked if I wanted to try them on and get measured, but I already knew what I needed.

>>11242474
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>>11243091
even if you buy it online you can bring it into a store and get it hemmed for free you fucking degenerate

>>11243101
I'd assume that somebody would only order from Uniqlo online if there was no nearby store, though.

are their any good online stores that sell skinny jeans at a length 30??

>>11243903
no retard. Not a single fucking store.

>>11243903
Acne.

>>11242624
>>11242933
How long does it take?

>>11242590
I'm 5'11' and I wear a 30 inseam because I don't like any slack on my jeans

>>11242590
I'm 5'5 and I have some slack on my 30 inseam and a 34 covers my whole foot

>>11242604
Kek

>>11242598
this is me, 6' 1", ~30' inseam

k i l l m e

>>11242474
In my opinion I'm done with uniqlo pants. Hems they do on premises are usually shit

>>11244196
How bad are they?

>>11244091
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>>11244191
Holy shit. Is that you?

Are there any other good stores with uniqlo's price point?

>>11244082
Like a day IIRC. I think when I got mine it was a Saturday night and I had to wait until Monday night or tuesday morning to pick them up.

I just take shit to my local alteration/dry cleaning place now though. They're open 24 hours and finish shit same-day, and only cost like 10 bucks.

>>11246195
Old navy is at same price point but much worse overall. Good thing it's very basic like solid color, no frill, no branding, etc.

>>11246195
I generally go with discounters and sales if it's not gonna be Uniqlo. Banana Republic has a similar aesthetic and if you catch one of their 40% off everything sales they're similarly priced, and I also get a lot at places like Nordstrom Rack.

Also, bizarrely enough, I've found a lot of stuff I like at Target over the years, and it's often on the clearance rack for dirt cheap because nobody who shops at Target has any taste. I'm kinda sad they gave up on the collabs they were doing with real designers a few years back, they had some really /fa/ shit for stupidly low prices.

>tfw live in Japan and there's a UNIQLO right around the corner
2bad it's considered basicbitch here

>>11242590
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>>11246587
nordstrom rack is still above uniqlo price

>>11246944
Depends what you're buying. Nobody can touch Uniqulo for jeans, but Nordstrom Rack is pretty similarly priced for shirts, coats, etc, and they're nicer quality than Uniqlo's.

>>11246688
It's considered basicbitch everywhere

>>11244784
sock ramones are so beautiful

>>11244191
>tfw 5'6" with 40" inseam

>>11244196
Tbh getting jeans rehemmed looks fucking shit almost every time.

>>11246979
yeah uniqlos the best for tees too

>>11242598
I'm 6'1, almost 6'2, with a 31 length

>>11249584
american apparel (the ones that aren't in those small plastic packages) are better

>>11249599
but uniqlo is 3 bucks

>>11249599
do they have supima cotton?
I don't think so.

They tailor their jeans for you. It's actually a pretty smart business model since they'll never actually overstock weird lengths.

You can't really complain about Uniqlo, they really do have the best quality for that price point. It rivals many of the popular meme brands you see on /fa/. Their stretchy jeans are off the chain, easily the most comfy pair I've had.

>>11242474

tailor charges 5 bucks for hem.

no need to waste time looking for inseam that fits off the rack.

they have 32, but their online store is shit stock wise

How long does the in store tailoring take? I just wanna be in and out quick