Overview
- Uniqlo confirmed 11 new U.S. locations for 2026 across seven cities, including four in New York City with three in Manhattan and one in Williamsburg.
- The retailer will re-enter San Francisco with a flagship on Market Street in the long-vacant space previously occupied by Old Navy, with opening targeted for 2026.
- The company has not disclosed lease terms or square footage for the San Francisco site, and local reports differ on the status of a signed lease; the building is owned by Ponte Gadea.
- City Hall says Mayor Daniel Lurie and senior staff met with Uniqlo earlier this year, casting the return as part of efforts to boost downtown activity and safety.
- Uniqlo, which operates 78 U.S. stores, framed the expansion as “thoughtful growth,” with additional 2026 openings planned in Chicago, Boston, Seattle, Washington, D.C., and Annapolis.