lululemon[lululemon.com] has lululemon Men's Soft Jersey Short-Sleeve Shirt (Heathered Slate Brown/Heathered Army Green, sizes M-XL) on sale for $29. Shipping is free.
Note: Item is a final sale. Members can return in-store for credit.
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lululemon[lululemon.com] has lululemon Men's Soft Jersey Short-Sleeve Shirt (Heathered Slate Brown/Heathered Army Green, sizes M-XL) on sale for $29. Shipping is free.
Note: Item is a final sale. Members can return in-store for credit.
I got mine in the mail this weekend, and it's actually a really nice shirt. Super comfortable and not too thin or thick. Wished they had other colors on sale. $30 is high for a t-shirt, but it'll get plenty of use before it falls apart.
So you are a fanboy. I got turned into one as well. My friends do nothing but make fun of me for wearing Lulu, but who cares? It's quality, and it's the most comfortable clothes I've found in many cases. I'm not a broke college kid anymore.
I feel like fanboys are overly enthusiastic about a particular brand and choose it even when other brands offer better performance/value or whatever. I have no brand loyalty to Lulu, I buy a lot of other non-lulu sports stuff when it's the better option.
Lululemon can't change their image that it's a feminine brand.
Not so sure about this. As a consultant, nearly every one of my colleagues owns at least one pair of their ABC pants.
Also, if you have an athletic build and really beat up your clothes, most of the discounted or other athliesure stuff doesn't fit as well as the Lulu or high end Nike stuff (which is in the same price range as Lululemon anyway, so at that point it's not a cost issue).
I've owned similar shirts or shorts from 32 degrees, Nike, Reebok, Gildan, Vuori and Lululemon. I just wash and dry them with All my other clothes. All are similar initially, but only the Lululemon still look, feel, and have the same stretch as new. The Lululemon sportswear also seems to stink less, comparable with my smart wool shirts despite being plastic.
It's not all brand. If you want a few nice pieces that will last a while and still look new, or you have an athletic build and don't enjoy all the these new cuts with tight arms and baggy stomachs that have suddenly become popular on the mass market, this is a fantastic brand that will consistently fit and last.
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Also, if you have an athletic build and really beat up your clothes, most of the discounted or other athliesure stuff doesn't fit as well as the Lulu or high end Nike stuff (which is in the same price range as Lululemon anyway, so at that point it's not a cost issue).
I've owned similar shirts or shorts from 32 degrees, Nike, Reebok, Gildan, Vuori and Lululemon. I just wash and dry them with All my other clothes. All are similar initially, but only the Lululemon still look, feel, and have the same stretch as new. The Lululemon sportswear also seems to stink less, comparable with my smart wool shirts despite being plastic.
It's not all brand. If you want a few nice pieces that will last a while and still look new, or you have an athletic build and don't enjoy all the these new cuts with tight arms and baggy stomachs that have suddenly become popular on the mass market, this is a fantastic brand that will consistently fit and last.
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