New stores in Zamboanga, NAIA Terminal 3, and Nuvali, alongside refreshed locations in Marikina, Cabanatuan, Cebu, and General Santos
MANILA, Philippines – UNIQLO continues to strengthen its presence across the Philippines with three new store openings and three expanded stores scheduled for the Fall/Winter 2026 season.
Through these developments, the brand reinforces its commitment to making LifeWear more accessible to customers nationwide through quality, functional, and thoughtfully designed clothing for everyday life.
The season kicks off with the opening of UNIQLO SM City Zamboanga on September 25, further strengthening the brand's presence in Mindanao as its eighth store in the region. The store will also be the first to carry UNIQLO's Modest Wear collection for women, including the AIRism UV Protection Hijab and other thoughtfully designed essentials that aim to cater to a wider range of lifestyles and everyday needs.
In November, UNIQLO will further expand its reach with the opening in NAIA Terminal 3 and the newly
opened SM City Nuvali. The former, which will be located within the departure area of one of the
country's busiest international gateways, aims to provide convenient access to LifeWear essentials on the go. Meanwhile, UNIQLO SM City Nuvali strengthens the brand’s presence in one of South Luzon’s fastest-growing residential and lifestyle communities with an additional shopping destination for its complete range of LifeWear essentials. Complementing these new store openings are significant upgrades to existing UNIQLO locations across the country.
UNIQLO SM City Marikina and UNIQLO SM City Cabanatuan will welcome customers with expanded retail spaces, with the latter also introducing Self-Checkout counters for a more seamless shopping experience.
Meanwhile, UNIQLO SM City Cebu will undergo a major transformation from a one-floor standard store into a two-level large-format store, offering an even wider selection of LifeWear items and categories. In Mindanao, UNIQLO is also set to reopen its store in SM City General Santos, reaffirming its commitment to serving the community as it continues its recovery following the magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck the region in June.These initiatives form part of UNIQLO’s continuous celebration of the 70th anniversary of Philippines and Japan friendship, honoring the enduring ties between the two countries by sharing Japanese innovation and LifeWear with Filipino communities and strengthening its long-term commitment through
sustainability, education, and community initiatives.
As UNIQLO continues to grow across the country, the brand remains focused on bringing LifeWear closer to more Filipinos through strategically located stores and apparel designed to meet the evolving needs of everyday life.
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