I just love to go in and check out the chicks, both the customers and the staff. Not a lot of junk in a Lulu store. I like trying on the mens gear and asking for assistance. I haven't bought anything yet. I just tell them that my girlfriend will be back, but I don't have a girlfriend. Just hoping that line lands me one.
Cholly wrote:
Wearing yoga pants around all day is now entirely acceptable in suburban America. If you are going to do that, you probably want to wear nice stuff. Lululemon has cashed in on this. Gap and others are now doing the same. The Victoria's Secret and Lululemon influence will require Gap to devote half their women's section to yoga sweats and slutty underwear. Ok with me.
Yoga pants are only in "suburban america"? Have you been to any major city? Girls wear them whether you are in LA or Boston.
Get caught up on it, dude. Gym attire IS trendy to wear when you aren't at the gym. That is how it currently is. In 5 years? who knows.
I bet all you basic bitches love pumpkin spiced lattes too. Oh, and you like "all music except country and rap."
Buy when you can they are going bankrupt!
The financial news site says Vancouver-based yogawear maker Lululemon is among a number of fashion retailers who are in trouble because they have found themselves in "highly competitive spaces."
Lululemon’s last quarterly financial statement shows the extent of the company’s troubles
I love how see-through their pants are.
I'm surprised at how many unique women posters appeared in this thread.
Freaky place...coworkers killing each other and stuff. STAY AWAY!
Horation wrote:
I bet all you basic bitches love pumpkin spiced lattes too. Oh, and you like "all music except country and rap."
"skinny pumpkin spiced latte ZOMG soooo good"
lululoverr wrote:
Lululemon is my favorite store. They are very expensive but are well worth it. I have way different opinions from everyone else here on this topic. Lululemon has great quality clothing. I am a huge fan of their yoga pants. I wear them everyday... no joke. I am a student so i have to get ready every morning, and if my lululemons are in the wash or dirty then i will get pretty upset and pull them out of the dirty laundry most the time. i refuse to wear any other leggings now that i have found these. i hate the leggings from pink and the nike leggings are alright but lululemon is the best. The only downside about these leggings is that stuff sticks to them i guess. Since they have a very different fabric from other leggings like nike and victorias secret and under armor, its not cotton. I use these leggings when i go to the gym, when i run, when I'm chilling, even when want to go out to a fancy place and wear them with a cute shirt. They have many different patterns and options and styles. I have about 10 pairs i think. 2 of the astro pants, which are like bootcut yoga pants. and 8 or 9 of the leggins. I have them in black, grey, pattern, and pink. and i have highwaisted ones of the black and grey. Also known as roll down, or they have the high times pant. They don't get stretched out like other pants, don't fade when you wash them, and they also don't give you a camel toe which is very great. I love these pants and i could preach for years about how great they are but you should go get some yourself. They also have other great stuff like their shorts and jackets and t-shirts. My whole wardrobe is lululemon now, don't worry though, thats after lots of saving and time. but seriously go to the store and try them on! You'll love them to death!!!
Guys I found Lulu's social media marketing intern.
Horation wrote:
I bet all you basic bitches love pumpkin spiced lattes too. Oh, and you like "all music except country and rap."
Hey you can't say that, it's racist.
I am female and run up to 75 miles per week. In Seattle, Lululemon is really popular. I have never worn the brand, but my sister also claims they lift your butt and make it look better. I have never seen a woman I respect as an athlete wearing the brand. Many of my friends wear the brand, most are fat/overweight, not at all athletic. Nearly all of them go to the gym to "workout" or walk on occasion. It is insane to me how expensive their stuff is. Some of my friends' husbands wear the brand. They are really into Crossfit. I have a hard time respecting males that wear Lululemon. My husband made the mistake of buying me a $150 gift certificate there for Christmas which he ended up returning.
CCB wrote:
I am female and run up to 75 miles per week. In Seattle, Lululemon is really popular. I have never worn the brand, but my sister also claims they lift your butt and make it look better. I have never seen a woman I respect as an athlete wearing the brand. Many of my friends wear the brand, most are fat/overweight, not at all athletic. Nearly all of them go to the gym to "workout" or walk on occasion. It is insane to me how expensive their stuff is. Some of my friends' husbands wear the brand. They are really into Crossfit. I have a hard time respecting males that wear Lululemon. My husband made the mistake of buying me a $150 gift certificate there for Christmas which he ended up returning.
Uh-huh...
9/10
Good effort by all the guys on this forum pretending to be women giving serious replies
return to index wrote:
Simple. They look nice. Feminine design, great fit,
THIS.
Bodacious women look awesome in lululemon. That is their main purpose.
Here is a great example:
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/aa/f4/16/aaf416bc56b150e4e81fc8048d480ced.jpgCCB wrote:
I am female and run up to 75 miles per week. In Seattle, Lululemon is really popular. I have never worn the brand, but my sister also claims they lift your butt and make it look better. I have never seen a woman I respect as an athlete wearing the brand. Many of my friends wear the brand, most are fat/overweight, not at all athletic. Nearly all of them go to the gym to "workout" or walk on occasion. It is insane to me how expensive their stuff is. Some of my friends' husbands wear the brand. They are really into Crossfit. I have a hard time respecting males that wear Lululemon. My husband made the mistake of buying me a $150 gift certificate there for Christmas which he ended up returning.
^horrible person or lousy troll.
Female runner here. Own a couple pairs of Lulu shorts. Can't say they're my favorite- overpriced and I can easily get something of similar quality for much cheaper. I run a decent amount and double many days- if everything I owned was Lulu I would be broke. Just my two cents.
It also seems to me that Lulu is a little cultish- the women in my running group who are head-to-toe Lulu talk about it all the freakin' time and compare outfits. Makes me feel like I'm in high school. And these chicks are 30+ and not very fast. I think Lulu probably does make your ass look better, which is great if you need it - but if you're in decent shape, you can get away with wearing just about anything!
Just Google'd "Lululemon"
New article out on them:
http://www.businessinsider.com/lululemon-idea-customers-ocean-and-duke-2015-2
Don't tell Jamin, but a woman making 100k, not married, owns a condo, travels and has 1.5 hours to work out is right up his alley!!
To the posters who say Lulu Lemon shorts outlast their other shorts, I find this very surprising. I've never thrown out running shorts and the only shorts I've ever seen get super ratty were Under Armour spandex I raced in in high school because our team didn't want to run in briefs and the first pair of running shorts I ever bought and they got destroyed because when I started running I had like 3 pairs of actual running shorts and ran in cotton Soffee shorts the other 4 days of the week. I've never run mega-miles but I sweat a lot and I went long stints of 2x a day aqua jogging in college and leaving my clothes sitting around soaked in chlorine for a week or so.
I don't know about the magical ass thing and the yoga pants. As an actual runner, I never wear yoga pants but many of my running tights do fit very well but I also have pairs that sag and don't stay up. I'm also runner skinny so any leggings that are not too big on me are probably going to make my butt look nice. If I was a slightly overweight middle-aged women it'd probably be a different case. I also need too much athletic clothing to justify spending Lulu Lemon prices on it. I also regularly wear Nike Legend tights and matte Under Armour leggings with normal clothing and no one seems to notice that I'm wearing running tights as if they were non-athletic leggings.
