A new cultural misstep in China and recent quality concerns revive questions of Lululemon’s credibility and consumer trust, giving customers a reason to look elsewhere.
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How Smart Retailers Can Turn Tariff Refunds Into Customer Loyalty and Price Relief
Americans are owed $166 billion in tariff refunds, but they won’t directly receive them. Consumers want relief, which retailers can deliver by reducing prices.
Fabletics Surges Ahead As Lululemon Falters
Lululemon faces a “downward spiral” due to repeated product quality issues, declining sales, and a leadership crisis. Meanwhile, competitor Fabletics is rapidly growing.
Lululemon Is Losing Its Edge As Competitors Gain
Lululemon sales flagged in the Americas during 2024 and mounting headwinds, most especially in the U.S., challenge growth this year and next.
Former Lululemon CEO Christine Day Chose The Corporateneur Path And Founded House Of LR&C
There’s a growing crisis in retail C-suites. Nobody wants the top job. Christine Day, who rose through the ranks at Starbucks to head its Asia-Pacific division and served five years as CEO of Lululemon where she quadrupled company revenues and more than tripled its store footprint, would be a perfect fit for any of the […]
