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UNIQLO will open a store Robina Town Centre


Japanese global apparel retailer, UNIQLO, is set to  celebrate the opening of its sixth store in Queensland late Spring.

Located inside Robina Town Centre, a perfect shopping destination for family, the newest  UNIQLO store will bring the brand’s famed shopping experience, top-notch customer service and extensive range of LifeWear products to more customers across the Gold Coast area.

Fuminori Adachi, CEO of UNIQLO in Australia, said, “Thanks to exceptional support from our  customers in Queensland, we are pleased to announce our sixth store in Queensland, opening this spring at the Robina Town Centre – our second overall for the Gold Coast area.

We are very grateful for the loyal support of Queensland customers since opening here in 2015. Now, our team looks forward to bringing UNIQLO LifeWear, known for its beautiful design and high quality, to even more customers here though the new store.”

With a sales floor area of nearly 1000 square metres in a single storey design, an all-in-one  shopping experience for our Gold Coast community. The UNIQLO Robina store will offer a wide range of UNIQLO LifeWear: high-quality and functional apparel for men, women, kids  and babies. UNIQLO LifeWear is clothing that is constantly being innovated, bringing more  warmth, more lightness, better design, and better comfort to people’s lives.

The store will be  located on level 1 at Robina Town Centre Drive end of the shopping centre. There are numerous parking spaces in the shopping centre, which are close to UNIQLO Robina store to  enhance customers’ overall accessibility and convenience to come shop with us. 

More details on the UNIQLO Robina store will be announced soon. To be the first to know the opening date of the new store, customer can follow UNIQLO’s official social media accounts:

Instagram: instagram.com/uniqloau2
Facebook: facebook.com/uniqlo.au
TikTok: tiktok.com/@uniqlo.au

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