lululemon

3.8
220 reviews

About

Sportswear Store
Founded in Vancouver BC in 1998, the first lululemon shared its retail space with a yoga studio. We've been growing ever since, and our technical yoga and run clothes are now available in countries all over the world. We want to elevate the world from mediocrity to greatness. Our Mission Statement is to create components for people to live longer, healthier, fun lives. We make technical athletic apparel for yoga, dancing, and most other sweaty pursuits. All lululemon locations have strong ties to our local communities.

Details

  • Cash onlyNot available
  • Curbside pickupNot available

Location

lululemon
15735 Croydon Drive, Surrey, BC
V3S 2L5, Canada

Hours

Reviews

3.8
220 reviews
5 stars
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4 stars
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3 stars
6
2 stars
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1 star
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What are people saying?

AI-generated from recent customer reviews

Customer Service

Feedback on customer service is mixed, with some praising helpful staff while others report rudeness and dismissive attitudes.

Product Quality

Several customers expressed dissatisfaction with product quality, particularly regarding returns and exchanges for defective items.

Staff Attitude

There are numerous reports of unfriendly or unhelpful staff, with some customers feeling uncomfortable or disrespected during their visits.

Store Experience

The store layout and selection were criticized for being chaotic and limited, impacting the overall shopping experience.

Positive Experiences

Despite negative feedback, many customers also shared positive experiences with specific staff members who provided excellent service.
  • DQ
    Dominique Bautista (qu3tin)
    2 days ago
    1.0
    I purchased an athletic pant online and received it only to find that the logo was missing. I wondered if Lululemon’s quality had changed, since I haven’t bought their pants in a while. I checked online and confirmed that the style should have a logo, so I went to the store to exchange it for a proper one. The store was extremely busy this afternoon, and some staff weren’t even sure whether certain pants should have a logo. They asked me to search the store myself to find the same pattern to confirm. I understand they were busy, but Lululemon is known for its high customer service, and this felt like very low support. After about ten minutes of looking with no luck and needing to leaveI left the store. Later in the evening, on my way home, I stopped by again just before closing, hoping it would be less busy. I finally spoke to someone and explained the situation. I really shouldn’t have to go out of my way to fix a quality issue on an item I paid for, but I made time because I loved the pattern and couldn’t find anything similar for the price I paid. Even though I stayed calm and pleasant, I was genuinely frustrated. They offered me a refund (since my size was no longer available online), a store credit, or what they called a QP, Quality Promise. I understood this to mean I could exchange the pants for another item since the product I received was defective. Lululemon sold me a faulty item, and I expected them to resolve the issue without further inconvenience or cost to me. However, when I was about to exchange it, the sales associate told me I needed to pay the price difference since the pants were no longer on sale. They didn’t honor their mistake, nor did they clearly explain what the QP actually covered. At this point it was 9pm, I had already spent 30 minutes in the store, and I was exhausted and disappointed. I just agreed to pay full price. I even bought a top because I felt like I was inconveniencing them when in reality, Lululemon had inconvenienced me, my time, my energy, and even my budget. I left feeling gaslit and duped. I came to resolve an issue with a defective product but ended up paying more than expected because the staff made me feel as though I had brought in something fake as if I were trying to scam them. When I finished explaining the situation, the associate, Jen, responded with “I believe you.” When I questioned the phrasing, they reworded it to sound less accusatory. Jen also consulted their lead out in the open, speaking in a way that made it sound like they were doubting my honesty. They didn’t even ask to see my order confirmation email, which would have settled everything. After leaving, it hit me how unpleasant the entire experience was. I was made to feel deceitful, and it was disheartening. I’m now trying to make sense of my emotions and decide whether I should return the products altogether. I’ve always loved Lululemon, but the quality of service was terrible, and I didn’t feel welcomed or comfortable in the store. Compared to Aritzia where I always feel welcomed, even if I walk in straight from the gym or while running errands as a busy mom this was a stark difference. I wanted to stay loyal to Lululemon because it’s Canadian, but experiences like this make me consider switching to brands like Alo if it means better service.
  • LT
    Laura Tedham
    Sep 26, 2025
    1.0
    Seems I’m not the only one who feels this way about this location. As a previous employee of the company & a huge fan of the brand, I’m embarrassed this is who works at this store. Specifically the blonde woman working the till this morning. You could just tell she was ready to say no before I even asked anything. I was unaware they changed their quality promise a few years ago, and brought a couple pairs of aligns in that were obviously pilled. The woman at the till seemed like she took real joy in telling me they “were actually in really good condition” (like what? I know what pieces have held up and these are not them) and that they changed their “policy”. I seem to remember not being allowed to hide behind “policies” when I worked for the company. Not only that, but just be nicer. She could have said it in so many different ways. I live 2 mins from this location & I’ll be driving to Langley from now on.
  • AS
    Ashlee Smith
    Jul 20, 2025
    1.0
    Id like to give 5 stars to the two sales associates that assisted me while shopping and during check out (red haired gal and black gal, both were so lovely and welcoming) the 1 star is for the girl working at the back at the change rooms, she wouldn’t look up from her phone when I asked her questions. Could not be bothered and was very dismissive.
  • PE
    Penny Chua Easterbrook
    Feb 15, 2022
    5.0
    I had a wonderful experience at Lululemon at Morgan Crossing. I had a scuba hoodie that was purchased about 2 years ago and the seams along the sleeves and zipper were starting to come apart and even developed a couple of holes. When I learned that Lululemon had a quality promise, I was hesitant to take it to the store in case this was normal wear and tear. Luckily I did, because when I spoke with the cashier, she was super nice and showed me the hoodies they had in stock and allowed me to try them on in the change room. I got the same colour hoodie and when I brought it up to the till, it was another cashier, but he knew about my previous hoodie and rung up the new one with no issues. He explained how they stand behind their products and want their customers to be satisfied. At no point did they make me feel bad for exchanging my hoodie. I was very happy with how I was treated and wanted to recognize them. Thanks so much Lululemon employees! :)

Frequently Asked Questions About lululemon

What types of products does lululemon in Surrey offer?

lululemon in Surrey offers technical athletic apparel for yoga, dancing, running, and other active pursuits.

What are the store hours for lululemon Surrey?

lululemon Surrey is open Monday to Wednesday and Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Thursday and Friday from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and Sunday from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM.