Lululemon is still premium. The question is: premium for who, and run by whom?
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- Lululemon is juggling two high-stakes storylines at once: a founder-led board fight in early March 2026 and a CEO transition that began January 31, 2026.
- Recent results show a split personality: international growth has been strong (fiscal Q3 2025 international net revenue +33%) while the Americas have been softer (net revenue -2%).
- Tariff uncertainty is still a real cost backdrop for apparel in 2026, but the bigger swing factor is leadership focus and product execution—especially in the U.S.
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