lululemon

Reviews

• EG

  Eli Geller

  Mar 26, 2026
  5.0
  Lululemon is not stam a clothing store — it’s mamash a full sugya in “why does this cost this much and why do I still want it.” You walk in telling yourself, “I’m just browsing.” Already, that’s your first mistake. The store hits you with that clean, modern, calm vibe — everything folded perfectly, colors lined up like a well-organized seder. You’re standing there like, “Wow… this is very geshmak.” You don’t even know what you’re looking at yet, but somehow you already feel like you need it. Now the clothing itself. Let’s be honest — it’s athletic wear. Simple, right? Wrong. This is not simple. This is chashuv athletic wear. You pick something up, feel the material, and suddenly you’re like, “Okay… this is not regular.” It’s soft, it’s light, it feels like it was designed by someone who clearly put a lot of thought into how a hoodie should sit. And then… you look at the price. You pause. You put it down. You pick it back up. You look again. Now begins the lomdus: “Nu… but if it lasts longer…” “And it’s comfortable…” “And I’ll wear it a lot…” (You are currently being oisek in full heterim.) Meanwhile, someone next to you is just casually grabbing three items like this is completely normal behavior. The staff? Very calm, very helpful, very used to this internal struggle happening in every customer. They’ll say things like, “This one is very popular,” which somehow makes it harder not to buy. Now the fitting room — ahh. You go in with one item “just to try.” You come out like you just discovered a new mahalach in life. “This actually fits very well.” (Everything fits well. That’s part of the problem.) And then the classic: You didn’t come for workout clothes. You don’t even work out like that. But suddenly you’re like, “No, no… I could start.” You walk out with a bag, slightly confused how you got there, but also feeling like, okay, this was a solid move. Bottom line: Lululemon is not just a store — it’s a matzav of comfort, style, and serious financial justifications. And if you think you’re walking in “just to look”… You clearly haven’t learned this sugya yet.
• JC

  Jane&Bruce Craibbe

  Feb 19, 2026
  5.0
  A fun shopping experience with Kate (salesperson) and Katie (fitting room attendant). Very pleasant, friendly and willing to get different colours and sizes - especially since I really had no idea what size I was going to need! As a senior, I felt included and not out of place. Amazing customer care. I’ll definitely be returning.
• LM

  Lesley McCleary

  Feb 14, 2026
  5.0
  Friendly, helpful staff and an excellent inventory!
• LC

  Lisa Clifford

  Feb 7, 2026
  1.0
  Unsure why the equivalent Olympic items for women are ~20$ more than the men’s
• SP

  Shabnam Pa

  Dec 16, 2025
  1.0
  I'm still frowned upon by the horrible customer service I received from Kevin!!!, the representative who didn't even have the courtesy to wear a name tag. I walked in with a return, greeted him, and was met with complete silence!! He ignored me like I wasn't even there. When he finally acknowledged me, his demeanor was cold and dismissive. I explained my situation, and instead of offering help, he lectured me on store policy and implied I needed "education" on returns. I was willing to explore options, but his rudeness made it impossible. The experience felt discriminatory, and I'm still very upset.