lululemon

3.8
174 reviews

About

Sportswear StoreWomen's Clothing StoreMen's Clothing 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
4791 River City Drive Suite143, Jacksonville, FL
32246, United States

Hours

Reviews

3.8
174 reviews
5 stars
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4 stars
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What are people saying?

AI-generated from customer reviews

Customer Service

Feedback on customer service is mixed; while some customers report helpful and friendly staff, others describe rude and condescending behavior from employees.

Product Quality

Customers generally appreciate the quality of the products, noting that they are well-made and durable, though some express concerns about high prices.

Store Environment

The store is often described as clean and organized, but can become overcrowded, especially on weekends, making shopping difficult.

Return Policy Issues

Several customers have reported frustrations with the return policy and customer service regarding exchanges and refunds.

Staff Training Needs

There are multiple mentions of the need for better staff training to improve customer interactions and service quality.
  • AT
    alexis touch
    1 day ago
    5.0
    Don helped me, he was amazing! He was personable, EXTREMELY helpful and overall added to my day. Don you are exceptional!!!!
  • AG
    Andrew Gawin
    2 days ago
    1.0
    A number of friends recommended that I look at Lululemon as I'm updating my wardrobe after significant weight loss. To try them out I found a shirt of their "We made too much" page and ordered it. After 10 days I still had not received the shirt even though both Lululemon and the delivery agent, Veho, sent me notices that it had been delivered. Because I've had experiences with missing packages in the past I've been using a UPS store to receive my packages. I've been doing this for over 5 years without an issue. One of the key advantages is that they log each package when it is received and again when it is picked up. Checking with the UPS store, they had no record of any delivery being made around the date and time indicated on the delivery notification from Veho. They searched their records for any packages with the tracking number provided and found nothing. We verified the tracking number against the number on the package in the "Proof of Delivery" photo supplied by Veho. The Store also did a physical search of the store in case the package was misplaced somehow. Nothing was found to indicate the package was actually delivered. When I examined the delivery confirmation from Lululemon/Veho closely I noticed several items that concerned me. They had included a "Proof of Delivery" photo on their tracking page. Looking at the photo, it not a picture of the package sitting in a place that would indicate delivery. UPS and Fedex routinely take a picture of the package at the point of delivery like a porch, or in this case, the counter of the UPS store. Rather, it is a photo of somebody sitting in a vehicle with a grey interior holding the package in their hand. You can't see outside the vehicle to come to any conclusion where the vehicle is located. I then downloaded the photo to examine the metadata. All it contained was a timestamp, presumably of when the photo was taken. Interestingly, the time stamp was nearly 20 minutes earlier than the indicated delivery time. Overall I had some concerns with the actual delivery claim. I was not requesting a refund, just delivery of the product I ordered. I contacted Lululemon through their web chat and started a claim for the missing package. This resulted in a machine generated message to me asking for more details. I responded with all of the details outlined above. The next day I received a notice that they were denying my claim since the package was sent to a "Freight Forwarding Company" address (the UPS Store). For the next several days we went back and forth via email. While each email from them came signed by a different person they have many of the earmarks of being AI generated in that they all had the same wording expressing their regret that they could not help. After explaining again and again that the problem was that the package was apparently never delivered, and therefor where it was supposed to go was not the issue I received an "escalated" response. This one again appears to have been machine generated in that is picked out, and highlighted my points and issues, but refused any help other than telling me to contact local authorities or the UPS store. After a rather sarcastic reply to that last message I received another that said they were escalating the issue to a dispute resolution team. Today I received the result, which was the same as before in that they won't do anything. It was even better in that they recommended I order again and have the package delivered to a secure address that can confirm delivery. I find that ironic in that they won't do anything because I've been doing exactly what they recommend. It was such a bad experience that I've contacted my credit card issuer and am contesting the charge. I've requested that my account on lululemon.com be deleted, and have unsubscribed from the email ads they keep sending. All in all, in a world of stores that are willing to listen to their customers and resolve a situation like this I won't be recommending Lululemon to anybody or doing business there again.
  • DJ
    David Jones
    Oct 25, 2025
    4.0
    busy but helpful staff
  • MO
    Mike O’Donnell
    Oct 14, 2025
    1.0
    I avoid this store like the literal plague. The staff here are, without question, the rudest and most condescending I’ve encountered in any retail environment. The first few times, I chalked it up to someone having a bad day, but after multiple visits, it’s clear this is just the culture at this location. Most recently, my wife and I stopped in over the weekend. She was looking for a specific style of leggings of which she already owns 20+ pairs. When she mentioned to the sales associate that she does "pretty much everything" in terms of workouts (she’s a spin and Pilates instructor and also lifts occasionally), the associate cut her off mid-sentence in the most condescending tone. Instead of listening, she proceeded to lecture my wife on how the leggings she chose were “not for her,” and insisted she pick another style. There’s a huge difference between offering helpful suggestions and flat-out dismissing a customer. This wasn’t helpful, it was patronizing. To make matters worse, if you dare use the fitting rooms and don’t end up buying something, be prepared for eye rolls and passive-aggressive side-eyes from the fitting room staff. It’s genuinely uncomfortable. Bottom line: this store needs serious customer service training. I’ve never left feeling good about a visit.
  • MN
    M Nelson
    Sep 9, 2025
    3.0
    Good looking products but only warranty them for 1 yr. For $128 for a thin pair of pants that ripped on the pocket area, I would say there are other options with other brands. Friendly staff.