http://www.businessoffashion.com/2007/11/lululemon-investor-relations-rollercoaster.html The Business of Fashion is the daily must-read for fashion creatives, business professionals and entrepreneurs in more than 150 countries around the world. Tue, 16 Mar 2010 18:50:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 http://www.businessoffashion.com/2007/11/lululemon-investor-relations-rollercoaster.html#comment-521 Carla Sun, 02 Dec 2007 00:55:52 +0000 http://www.businessoffashion.net/2007/11/lululemon-investor-relations-rollercoaster.html#comment-521 I agree with Ni. Though I don't see young girls wearing the line, its very popular with the gym/Yoga crowd in the Bay Area. Most of the feedback I get about the clothes themselves is about the quality and fit. The superb customer service in the stores says a lot about the brand too. My fear is that they are getting too large. We used to only have one store in the entire Bay Area, now we have 5+ (at least the five I know about). I agree with Ni. Though I don’t see young girls wearing the line, its very popular with the gym/Yoga crowd in the Bay Area. Most of the feedback I get about the clothes themselves is about the quality and fit. The superb customer service in the stores says a lot about the brand too. My fear is that they are getting too large. We used to only have one store in the entire Bay Area, now we have 5+ (at least the five I know about).

]]> http://www.businessoffashion.com/2007/11/lululemon-investor-relations-rollercoaster.html#comment-522 ni Fri, 16 Nov 2007 21:37:32 +0000 http://www.businessoffashion.net/2007/11/lululemon-investor-relations-rollercoaster.html#comment-522 I'm from Vancouver and my opinion is that most people that buy Lululemon (I plead guilty as well) don't really care about the claims. It's a brand that people think is attractive and hot so they are willing to spend $100+ on a basic hoodie. I stopped buying when they went national/international. They slowly stopped making everything in Vancouver and the quality (like stitching) has diminished. That I think would be a bigger problem: quality control. However, more and more people have it now and probably won't wear it long enough to care. My younger sister's (ten years younger!) entire high school is Lululemon clones. I’m from Vancouver and my opinion is that most people that buy Lululemon (I plead guilty as well) don’t really care about the claims. It’s a brand that people think is attractive and hot so they are willing to spend $100+ on a basic hoodie. I stopped buying when they went national/international. They slowly stopped making everything in Vancouver and the quality (like stitching) has diminished. That I think would be a bigger problem: quality control. However, more and more people have it now and probably won’t wear it long enough to care. My younger sister’s (ten years younger!) entire high school is Lululemon clones.

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