Uniqlo Petite-Friendly Try Ons

Uniqlo petite spring try ons

Over the years I’ve had several Uniqlo finds that become closet favorites (still wearing my oversized camel coat weekly!), and wanted to review a few more popular pieces I’ve tried on. You can see these looks in motion in my Instagram reel. If you’re new to the brand, Uniqlo is based in Japan and focuses on affordable, minimalist casual staples, and they also offer mens, kids and maternity!

Sizing + Alterations Service

Their sizing starts in xxs (online only), and I’ve found their skirts and pants fit me with no wiast gapping. As a major perk for fellow shorties, they also offer free hemming both in store and online for select pants over $20! If alterations are available for a piece you order online, the hem length options will be shown under the size selection. Just FYI, altered items become final sale.

Uniqlo sleeveless midi dress petite try on
1. Sleeveless Midi Dress (3 colors)

This dress in xxs fits as a “midaxi” on me (longer midi, almost maxi length). The waistline actually hits near my natural waist, and the upper is a smooth jersey fabric while the skirt is a more crisp poplin with pockets. It’s a casual fit on me, not very fitted, and is a solid everyday basic that can be dressed up or down.

Uniqlo viral pants petite try on review
Uniqlo pants xxs c/o, M.M. LaFleur top xs (current version), Cafune bag c/o, earrings c/o
2. Wide-Fit Pleated Pants (5 colors; alterations offered)

These viral pants keep popping up on my social media this year so I was excited to check them out! They’re made of an office-friendly, smooth stretch fabric with a classic subtly pleated design. For the under $50 retail price point plus free alterations (if needed), I think they’re a fantastic value.

I got these un-altered to show the original length on me but would prefer them to be 2″ shorter. In the outfit above I’m wearing them with my Sam Edelman heels. Compared to the A&F Sloane pants, the Uniqlo pant fabric has a slightly more professional feel to it and the legs feel more straight than wide.

Sizing: I first tried these in size xs (tag says 24-25 inch waist) and they were a tad loose on my 25” waist and hips. I then tried xxs (tag says 22-23 inch waist) which fits me snugly with no waist gap. I would say their pant sizing fits similarly to brands like A&F, and runs smaller than brands like LOFT / Ann Taylor.

Size xxs measures: 12.4″ across the waist when lying flat, 28″ inseam.

Uniqlo linen blend wide pants petite try on review
pants xxs c/o, BR tank (similar), Quince sweater xs, EP belt xxs, sandals 5, Songmont bag c/o
3. Linen Blend Wide Pants (5 colors; alterations offered)

Compared to the wide-fit trousers shown above, these linen-blend pants run a little shorter in length and work on me with very low heels. These have a tailored front and elastic in the back, similar in that aspect to the Z Supply Farah pants I’ve also featured. To compare, the Uniqlo linen pant fabric has more structure while the Farah pants are more casual with a wider leg and lighter-weight, flowier fabric.

Size xxs measures: 12.4″ across the waist when lying flat (has stretch), 27″ inseam.

Uniqlo petite spring try ons
4. AIRism Sleeveless Bra Top (5 colors)

Uniqlo is probably most known for their layering pieces in technical fabrics like AIRism (lightweight, breathable & moisture-wicking) and Heattech (insulating thermals) which I’ve mentioned many times before as my Fall – Spring under layer.

This AIRism Bra top is a comfortable basic when you don’t want to deal with a separate bra. I usually go with black since some reviews mention you might see the attached bra cups through the lighter colors.

Uniqlo AIRism bra top petite try on review
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12 Comments

  1. Alexandra wrote:

    I’ve also got the linen wide legs from Uniqlo! They look so flattering on you. I found for me, the crotch was very low and looked so baggy. Did you alter yours?

    Posted 6.14.23 Reply
    • Jean | Extra Petite wrote:

      I’m sorry to hear that! I didn’t alter mine at all. An alternative you might consider trying are these AF linen pants!

      Posted 6.14.23 Reply
  2. Elenor wrote:

    Jean! You got an amazing style sense all of your posts are full of stylish and amazing outfit ideas. I like your wide-leg pants and black dress the most.

    Posted 5.4.23 Reply
    • Jean | Extra Petite wrote:

      Thank you so much, Elenor!

      Posted 5.8.23 Reply
  3. Kelley wrote:

    hi Jean! great outfits as usual! I just bought the reformation teya set you posted about and was hoping you can share outfits with the skirt and different tops as we continue with summer months. would love to see how else you can wear it, aside from with the matching tank. thank you for the great material you provide to us!!

    Posted 5.3.23 Reply
    • Jean | Extra Petite wrote:

      Hi Kelley, thank you! I hope you’re enjoying the set, it’s so lovely. The tank also looks cute with high rise straight jeans (light blue wash or white), and the skirt I’ve only worn otherwise with a white square neck tank but if you have something pale solid blue that would also be beautiful!

      Posted 5.8.23 Reply
      • Kelley wrote:

        great thank you for the suggestions!! 🙂

        Posted 5.18.23 Reply
  4. Sylvia wrote:

    Hi Jean! Fantastic outfits as always. Do you like your Songmont bag? I’m interested in the bag and would love to hear your thoughts.

    Posted 4.30.23 Reply
    • Jean | Extra Petite wrote:

      It’s a unique bag and is nice if you like a smaller tote with a wider top opening! It seems well made, and has a detachable pouch inside. I don’t have any complaints about it.

      Posted 5.1.23 Reply
  5. Lee wrote:

    You always look so classy!! I really hope Uniqlo re-stocks, I would love love to get those pants in the XXS, they look amazing on you. Are the Reformation Gigi sandals comfortable? I’ve never tried their heels

    Posted 4.27.23 Reply
    • Jean | Extra Petite wrote:

      Thank you Lee, you’re so sweet! The straps cut into my foot a little and take getting used to! I haven’t found any other minimalist sandals yet that I love as much as the look for these, so I bear with it!

      Posted 5.1.23 Reply
      • lee wrote:

        I ordered them and agree with you! But I also love the look more than any others I’ve seen. Thanks for your honest opinion Jean!!

        Posted 5.2.23 Reply

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