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A community focused store that offers athletic wear & accessories, an in-store studio, healthy cafe and a space to gather for events and experiences.
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.
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- Cash onlyNot available
- Curbside pickupNot available
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- MCMichael Calkins2 days ago5.0Store and associates are amazing, corporate should stop forcing associates to say hi every time someone enters a section. Just be available. CORPORATE READ THIS IT DOESN'T MAKE ME WANT TO BUY MORE.
- KMKellen McClureAug 30, 20255.0Lauren was so helpful today! I saw a spider and she quickly took care of it. She was so lovely!
- JHJarret HamaiAug 28, 20255.0I was on vacation in Seattle with my fiancè, and was shopping for some new workout gear for my wardrobe. I was helped by Amber, and she was more than helpful in explaining everything I needed. She thoroughly went through the correct sizing I needed for the best fit. It was a great experience. I would definitely be going back to any store for great quality products. But if in town, I would see Amber as she made the experience so much better.
- RAReza AssadiAug 21, 20251.0Don't go for their free alteration service. I visited the store to purchase a pair of pants, but they didn’t have my size. The sales associate suggested I buy a larger size and assured me they offered free alterations. They confirmed it would only take two weeks and that I’d be contacted once the pants were ready for pickup. That seemed reasonable, so I agreed. Four weeks passed with no update. I called the store and left a voicemail. Three days later, I finally received a call back—only to be told they had lost my pants. My options were either to return to the store and buy a new pair or request a refund. Mistakes happen, but what’s disappointing is the lack of a system to track alteration orders, the three-day delay in returning my call, and the sales associate’s complete lack of remorse during the conversation despite advertising alterations as a big service to push the purchase on the customers.
- EHErica HendricksonAug 20, 20251.0This stores discriminated me so bad as a black woman. They looked at me didn’t speak to me then called a security in the store to record me as if I was stealing.