Lululemon halts online sales of new leggings after 'see- ...
Lululemon pauses online sales of "Get Low" workout collection after customers complain leggings are see-through when bending or squatting.
www.foxbusiness.comHere are the latest notable Lululemon headlines:
- Texas’ attorney general has opened an investigation into whether Lululemon products contain “forever chemicals” and whether the company misled customers about the health impacts of its clothing. Lululemon says it phased out those substances years ago.[1]
- In January, Lululemon paused online sales of its new “Get Low” leggings after customers complained they were see-through when bending or squatting. The collection stayed available in North American stores while the company reviewed feedback.[2]
- In March, Lululemon’s corporate site listed several recent updates, including its fiscal 2025 results, a new sweat-concealing technology launch, a board addition, and responses to founder Chip Wilson’s statements.[5]
If you want the most useful snapshot, the big themes are product quality scrutiny, regulatory pressure, and ongoing leadership/strategy changes.[1][2][5]