Lululemon Athletica is Trying to Prove It’s More Than a Fancy Yoga Pant Stock
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- Lululemon (LULU) stock is down sharply from its 52-week high above $420 as of January 2026, even though the business remains solidly profitable.
- Short-term noise includes a sheerness controversy around the new “Get Low” line, management changes, and slowing growth in the Americas.
- The bigger story is whether Lululemon can turn strong international growth, new categories, and a premium brand into its next phase as a global performance and lifestyle powerhouse.
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