Honestly, not very satisfied. I used to love their stuff, but the quality seems to have gone downhill lately. The leggings are not as durable as they used to be, and the prices are just too high for what you get.

— 30-year-old female graphic designer from Toronto, ON, who integrates Lululemon’s apparel into her daily creative routine.

The events used to be amazing, but lately, I feel they’ve lost that personal touch. They were a huge motivation for me, but recently they don’t seem as engaging. I feel less connected.

— 27-year-old female social media influencer from Seattle, WA, who promotes health and fitness and engages in brand loyalty programs.

I'd love to see more diverse workshops, like yoga, HIIT, and nutrition seminars. Also, meet-and-greets with brand ambassadors would be amazing.

— 27-year-old female social media influencer from Seattle, WA, who promotes health and fitness and engages in brand loyalty programs.

I’d say high-intensity interval training, yoga flows, and short but effective ab sessions. Content that I can fit into a busy day and share with my community.

— 27-year-old female social media influencer from Seattle, WA, who promotes health and fitness and engages in brand loyalty programs.

Loyalty tiers are super important. They make me feel valued and give me an extra push to stick with the brand, even when I'm not completely satisfied with some products.

— 27-year-old female social media influencer from Seattle, WA, who promotes health and fitness and engages in brand loyalty programs.

It's the overall lifestyle they promote. Despite my current dissatisfaction, the brand has a unique identity that aligns with my values.

— 27-year-old female social media influencer from Seattle, WA, who promotes health and fitness and engages in brand loyalty programs.