NEED ONE (1) SUNSET FESTIVAL TICKET FOR TRANSFER🙏🏻 Adding this email for those who weren’t aware like myself. Apparently you can’t transfer the included festival ticket portion of your race entry which is a bummer. My whole group is running the race but needed one festival ticket for our friend who will be cheering us on and spectating. We found someone else running SeaWheeze who was willing to transfer his festival ticket since he only wanted to run the race. But unfortunately only Sunset Festival tickets purchased separately can be transferred lol so dumb. Please help!🥲

Anyone have a picture of green cove? Curious what it looks like IRL

The first one I wore A LOT which is normal for all my black pieces. Neverthe less I had the jacket for less than a year so I took it in and they exchanged it for me. Well, I barely wore this one. In face it hung in my closet for a good 6 months before I even took the tags off. Have probably worn it 10 times MAX and the freaking zipper broke again. This despite me being very careful and quite frankly leaving it zipped up and putting it on like a hoodie most the time.

Just curious if these have been a problem for anyone else. I have 7 more of these in different colors and really don't want to be breaking all these zippers. Not cool for such an expensive jacket.

I need some recomms on real leg day shorts if u know what I mean

Fairly muscular guy, like to see those quads while working out 🏋️

After dinner on Friday, I visited the store and noticed a $119 CAD in-store discount on this pant. Initially, I thought it was quite long compared to my regular ABC Trouser, which has a 31-inch waist and 30-inch inseam. This pant seems to be closer to a 32-inch inseam, even at the shorter version. For reference, I’m 5’8” and 155 lbs.

This style is definitely more classic dress pants than my typical ABC Trouser or I should say the commission pants, which has a more fitted look. However, I love how effortless these pants look and their versatility for both dressy and casual occasions. I’ve successfully worn them to the beach, the coffee shop, and even to my office. The senior partner even asked where I bought them because they looked so great for summer office days.

Overall, I highly recommend this pant. The fabric is so nice and comfortable, and it’s stretchy without losing its structure. The only downside is that it doesn’t have a belt loop, so I don’t feel comfortable wearing a shirt tucked in. In the picture, I wore engineering-style long-sleeved shirts to go with the pants for an office day.
Also to be noted that I’m in Big4 Accounting as a senior manager, so the office dress code is usually business casual on the more casual side in the summer.

I’ve now had three pairs of ABC Warpstreme pants develop a hole/fraying in the exact same crotch/fly seam area.

When it happened to the first pair about a year and a half ago, I brought them to Lululemon to ask if they could repair them. They told me they don’t do that type of repair, so I ended up taking them to a private tailor.

Since then, the exact same thing has happened to two more pairs. I wear them mainly for normal office work and day-to-day use, so after three pairs failing in the same spot, it seems like more of a quality issue than a one-off.

Has anyone else had this happen with ABC Warpstreme pants?

how are these? Im used to laxd Breaker, LTT and Zeroed in shorts,

Military gets me addition 15%

Looking at their web site, all I see are like 2 long sleeve. They were my favorite t-shirt from them.

Métal vent tech, I don’t like them.
Mile maker are my second favourite.

Hi! Looking for 2 seawheeze sunset festival tix!

Please DM me if you have any you’re looking to get rid of :)

Hi! I am running the Seawheeze half marathon and my parents are now planning to come cheer me on. I really want them to come to the sunset festival with me. Is anyone looking to transfer their Seawheeze sunset festival ticket?? #seawheeze

Are you guys sizing down on these? The description says "relaxed fit, compared to our original steady state jogger, these will feel slightly roomier".

Wondering if the fit for the hoodie and jogger is worth sizing down on or TTS still works for you guys?

I found a pair of pace breakers I believe on clearance and I really like them. Coming from a strictly Nike and under Armour lover 😂. I’m not crazy about the liner in them, I ended up cutting them out but just looking for some positive feedback as well. Maybe some suggestions for what would work for me? In 5’7 so shorter shorts are better for me and I’m not scared of going above 5” which are what I’m wearing here. Color and style suggestions appreciated!

How does the two differ? (Tank) keen to get the mesh soft jersey tank as i really like the easyset, and the soft jersey has a sick green color!

So basically, I ordered some sweatpants and hoodies and got Martha Stewart branded clothing in addition to the rest of my package. It seems like the Lulu branded delivery bag was ripped open and then taped back up. Why would someone put this in my bag without stealing anything? lol

I recently made the switch from 7 in to 5 in. I find them more comfortable and better looking. I sense that unlined is more popular than lined but I really like the grab and go one less thing to remember nature of the lined.

I find wearing brighter colors is a boost for early morning workouts even if most people are in all black. The Chameleon green caught my eye - but they don’t have it in 5in lined. Must be this is their least popular style so they don’t make it in more colors.

Overall feels like they don’t make as many patterns and colors in Pace Breakers.

Hi! I am running the Seawheeze half marathon and my parents are now planning to come cheer me on. I really want them to come to the sunset festival with me. Is anyone looking to transfer their Seawheeze sunset festival ticket?? #seawheeze

Just wanted to share for those who may not of seen what the SeaWheeze Pace Breaker shorts look like this year. Nice to have something different in my collection.

I played basketball with some guys this morning, and one of them was wearing a Lululemon shirt that I was hoping this community could ID for me. It was slightly boxy, straight hem, and had a loop near the back collar. The fabric itself looked to have a pique sort of weave. He was very sweaty.

I tried to play close defense and let him back me down so that I could touch the fabric and get a better look at the details, for context.

I'm looking for a new pair of joggers for the gym and I'm having a hard time deciding between these two near-identical ones. What makes the cargo version cost more, and is it worth it?

I swear these are the older ABC joggers, they’re not warpstream. I’m trying to ID them because I never wear them and want to rid of them. TIA!

I went into my Lululemon store and was told today that they would no longer hem ABC pants into shorts.

They said this was their policy. Yeah I know. and yet i have had ABC pants hemmed into shorts by Lululemon over the years.

Are we seriously insinuating that up until two years ago, Lululemon's policy was to hem pants into into shorts? Of course it wasn't.

It wasn't policy, but they did it anyway. it wasn't policy, but it was human.

I have sold at least 20 pairs to friends and coworkers of mine.

I am a walking Lululemon word-of-mouth advertiser.

Until now.

I have been buying ABC pants from Lululemon since 2014. Although they are literally three times as much as any other pair of pants I would buy, they were a extravagant luxury purchase that gave me more than just pants. And even more than the anti-ball crusher technology that their gusseted crotch gives you as a benefit. I was paying over $120 for the pair of pants because one of the benefits is thatI could eventually turn them into shorts. At the store. For no additional cost.

As a thank you to Me for being such a loyal customer.

But continuing to raise prices while continuing to lower services is just on brand for just about everyone today after the mindless stupidity of Covid bleeding on into 2026.

Remember when every business was trying to outdo each other with their warranties, their quality, and their workplace atmosphere for their employees?

Yeah, apparently they didn't really mean all of that. They just did it because it was trendy.

Because the same exact companies are going the opposite direction today.

The basic rules of capitalism says that the only way they could get away with this new subpar non-sustainable way of doing business is if everybody lets them (by continuing to pay for their product).

Of course Lululemon's policy wasn't to turn their pants into shorts, while changing the functionality of their pants in the process.

But the fact that Lululemon did it anyway showed the human side of their company.

Unless you guys think that people coldly looking at you and telling you that policy is the only thing they care about instead of maintaining their culture of honor and delight is a good thing. And if that is the case, then you either have a deaf ear to this, a blind eye to this, or you will probably comment something accusatory or angry