Uniqlo opens 4 stores in London on Friday

Uniqlo opens 4 stores in London on Friday

LONDON, Britain - An outlet of Fast Retailing Co., Japan's biggest casual clothing retailer operating under the Uniqlo brand, is ready to open in London on Sept. 27. Fast Retailing President Tadashi Yanai said at a press conference in London that his company is will four outlets in Britain on Sept. 28.

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