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before any “*this looks way too fEmInIne*” comments roll in… just a reminder that some of us are just okay with a bit more femininity. :) \- i'm a longtime lululemon admirer, but it was only recently i took the plunge to make my first purchase! hoping to add to my collection in 2026, potentially starting with a define jacket. 🤞🏼 have seen these around for years now – love how flattering they are to the figure and how they really do snatch the waist. finally decided to take a trip in-store and figure out my size… now i’m just having trouble deciding between cropped & full-length, so figured i'd survey the experts here.  * define jacket – nulu – bla...

before the “*this looks way too fEmInIne*” comments roll in… just a reminder that some of us are totally okay with a bit more femininity. :) \- i'm a longtime lululemon admirer, but it was only recently i took the plunge to make my first purchase! hoping to add to my collection in 2026, potentially starting with a define jacket. 🤞🏼 have seen these around for years now – love how flattering they are to the figure and how they really do snatch the waist. finally decided to take a trip in-store and figure out my size… now i’m just having trouble deciding between cropped & full-length, so figured i'd survey the experts here.  * define jacket – nulu – ...

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Are we fr?? $450 for a lululemon jacket? Come on people. Would anyone truly pay even remotely near that?

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Hi r/Shopify - I'm Paul and I follow the e-commerce industry closely for my Shopifreaks E-commerce Newsletter, which I've published weekly since 2021. I was invited by the Mods of this subreddit to share my weekly e-commerce news recaps (ie: shorter versions of my full editions) to r/Shopify. Although my news recaps aren't strictly about Shopify (some weeks Shopify is covered more than others), I hope they bring value to your business no matter what platform you're on. Let's dive into this week's top stories... ___ **STAT OF THE WEEK:** AI traffic to U.S. retailers increased 393% in Q1 year-over-year and 269% over the previous 12 months, according to Adobe da...

Hi r/ShopifyeCommerce - I'm Paul and I follow the e-commerce industry closely for my [Shopifreaks E-commerce Newsletter](https://www.shopifreaks.com). Every week for the past 5 years I've posted a summary recap of the week's top stories on this subreddit, which I cover in depth with sources in the full edition. Let's dive in to this week's top e-commerce news... ___ **STAT OF THE WEEK:** AI traffic to U.S. retailers increased 393% in Q1 year-over-year and 269% over the previous 12 months, according to Adobe data. Visitors who arrive from AI search spend 48% longer on the website, browse 13% more pages per visit, and generate 37% more revenue per visit than those who...

Hi r/ecommerce - I'm Paul and I follow the e-commerce industry closely for my Shopifreaks E-commerce Newsletter. Every week for the past 5 years I've posted a summary recap of the week's top stories on this subreddit, which I cover in depth with sources in the full edition. Let's dive in to this week's top e-commerce news... ___ **STAT OF THE WEEK:** AI traffic to U.S. retailers increased 393% in Q1 year-over-year and 269% over the previous 12 months, according to Adobe data. Visitors who arrive from AI search spend 48% longer on the website, browse 13% more pages per visit, and generate 37% more revenue per visit than those who arrive from other sources. ___ **Sen...

I have a tween that it's getting increasingly difficult to find clothes that fit. She's growing out of all of her clothes quickly - all of the 12slim Gap jeans I bought her 6 months ago are high-waters on her even with high tops shoes. They all have waist adjusters but the bunching is so obvious. Going up a size I fear will look worse and harder to hide. She's getting to the age where she's being forced to care because of comments made by other kids. I've spent a small fortune on discounted Lululemon leggings because the XXXS compressive styles actually fit her. The Lululemon leggings she wears have 25" inseams which hit above the ankle on her but that length wo...

Chip Wilson, the billionaire founder of [Lululemon ](https://go.shopmy.us/p-53744452)Athletica, is building a new business focused on small athletic-focused brands. The venture will include both new brands and existing small brands, with an operating partner already hired. The business is based in Vancouver. Wilson's spokesman confirmed the structure: 'Chip has recently created a new structure to bring additional focus to its investments in early-stage, founder-led companies. Chip remains passionate about supporting founders and leading innovation in the technical apparel space.' The context matters. Wilson has grown increasingly critical of Lululemon's management over ...

Received an email from my local Lululemon that you can trade in your old gear for store credit for Earth Day. Is this a new thing? Has anyone done it before? Considering taking stuff that no longer fits but also if it's like $1 it might be worth saving haha.

So I have these pants in my usual size 8, but they are not stretchy, I think I need a 12, if they even came in a 12. I can not find the name anywhere. They weren't even in the listing. Worst case scenario I will find some similar fabric in white and pay to get them made bigger.

Found this Lulu set for about $70 shipped! material is thick and soft, it doesn’t feel cheap/thin at all. The red is vibrant, same as the one on the Lululemon site (and it’s sold out there). I got a size 6 for reference (I’m 5’4”, 128 lbs). The jacket is more fitted (around 37” chest) and the pants are a nice loose/baggy fit. The gold Lululemon logo can be customized—just message the store in their chat.

I'm getting back into the gym, so I went to Lululemon, and spent like $400 on 2 pants and a shirt! I'm still in uni so I cant afford those prices even though the clothes I got are amazing so far. I've found lots of recommendations for online stores, but I have a tummy and I don't want to blind buy gymwear only for it to fit poorly on me Does anyone have recommendations for an activewear store in central Sydney with similar quality/products to Dfyne, Gymshark, or other trendy brands?? Places that sell wide-leg pants + tops that cover the shoulders are preferred