Lululemon Is Wearing A Reputation Risk, Not Just Yoga Pants
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- Lululemon paused and then resumed online sales of its new “Get Low” line in January 2026 after sheerness complaints, reigniting old see-through-pants memories.
- Founder Chip Wilson publicly criticized the board and product direction, raising bigger questions about quality, innovation, and brand focus.
- With the stock around $192 on January 23, 2026—less than half its recent high—Lululemon is being valued more like a solid retailer than an untouchable growth icon.
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