This is my favorite Lululemon store in town. I've rarely bought clothes from any other store for the past 6 years (at least). They have workout gear, dresses, sweaters, tunics and stuff you can wear to work (depending on the season). They now have APL shoes too to match your Lululemon outfits! But hold on before you get super excited. They only carry a limited number of shoes just so you can try them on for sizing - once you know your size, they can order them for you and have them shipped to your home (no instant gratification, I know). Pro tip: whatever size you wear in Nike (shoes) will be the same size for APL.
If you're a big fitness junkie, you know Lululemon has good quality items that last for years. I still have the very first set of Lulus I bought from years ago and they still look and fit great. They host yoga and running events. Pro tip: visit their social media page for events, sales, etc.
Reading the negative reviews, I'm a bit confused - are we talking about the same store? Never have I ever in the many times I've been here have I been treated rudely. Customer service is very subjective. I don't like being asked a hundred times if I'm finding everything ok by the same person but does it happen? Yes, but not at this store and I love it. I like to be left alone and be in the zone when I'm shopping. If I need something, I ask. If I need to try something on, I ask for a fitting room. It's that simple. My mother doesn't work here so I don't expect to be babied "is everything ok? Let me carry your stuff for you." In other words, use common sense and have positive vibes because you get what you give. I've witnessed customers being extremely rude to the girls working here - unfortunately, they have no outlet to share about rude customers. Pro-tip: ask help from the non-tweens. Angie is the manager and she's super wonderful, helpful and enthusiastic about the products. And she tells me about new products, events, sales and when she has last seen my friend who's also a lululemon addict.
If you're new to Lululemon, read this and I hope you find this helpful:
- Yes, Lululemon is pricey but like I've said, they last for years. Sports bras start at $48, tanks at $38, shirts at $48, long sleeve shirts at $78, shorts at $58, pants at $98, bags at $118. Some people actually sell unicorn items (the stuff that everyone wants but Lulu sold out on) on eBay and sell them for much more.
- Aside from clothes, they have water bottles, yoga mats, straps, yoga mat bags, headbands, hair ties, scrunchies, towels, underwear, socks, caps, gloves, toques/ beanies, keychains, etc.
- New Stuff Tuesday: Lululemon releases new items every Tuesday
- Purple Sticker Thursday/Friday: this is a good day to go because those purple stickers mean MARKDOWNS!!!
- 50 Shades of Pink: their colors have specific names and they're not the exact same shade/ tone. They don't just have red, pink, blue...they have grapefruit, flashlight, pink lemonade which to the untrained eye all look the same: pink. They vary by season too. The purple of the season could be bumbleberry (a reddish purple) and this year is pelt (brownish purple).
- Women's sizes go from 2-12 (and sometimes size 14): size 2 = XXS, 4 = XS...12 = XL. Men's sizes go from XS-XL (some XXL)
- Return policy: "We are happy to provide a full refund or exchange within thirty days of original purchase date. Product must be unworn and unwashed, with hang tags attached and accompanied by its original receipt. Exchange only with gift receipt. Exchange only for items being returned outside the country of purchase. Gift cards are non-refundable. All sale items, underwear, and water bottles are final sale.
Our quality promise: If our product does not perform for you, we will take it back."
- If this list is still not helpful enough, check out their website or download their app
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