Lululemon lists Memorial Day markdowns

Lululemon’s Memorial Day discounts were live on its “We Made Too Much” section as of Thursday, May 21, with markdowns spanning jackets, leggings, shorts and bags. Prevention reported the roundup on May 20, framing the offers as part of the broader Memorial Day sales cycle. (prevention.com) Lululemon’s own sale pages showed reduced prices on several of the brand’s better-known items, including the Everywhere Belt Bag and multiple versions of its Define and Scuba jackets. (shop.lululemon.com) The company’s U.S. sale pages also said standard shipping was included. ### Which Lululemon items were actually marked down? Lululemon’s main “We Made Too Much” page on May 21 listed the Define Jacket Nulu at $74 to $99 from $128, the Scuba Oversized Funnel-Neck Half Zip Long at $84 to $94 from $128, and the Define Track Jacket Luon at $79 to $109 from $138. (shop.lululemon.com) The same page also showed the Define Cropped Jacket Nulu at $74 to $99 from $128 and the Define Oversized Jacket Mesh at $109 from $148. The sale page also included core workout apparel. Lululemon Align High-Rise Pant 28" was listed at $49 to $89 versus $98 to $118, Swiftly Tech Short-Sleeve Shirt 2.0 at $39 to $49 versus $68 to $78, and Pace Breaker Linerless Short 7" at $39 to $49 versus $68. (prevention.com) ### Was the viral belt bag included? The Everywhere Belt Bag 1L Metal Hardware appeared on Lululemon’s sale page at $34, down from $48, on May 21. Lululemon also maintained separate “We Made Too Much” pages for belt bags and bags, indicating the accessory category was part of the markdown push. (shop.lululemon.com) Prevention’s May 20 item specifically highlighted “viral belt bags, jackets, and more,” matching what was visible on Lululemon’s sale pages a day later. The article was surfaced in Prevention’s feed under the headline “The Best Memorial Day Scores We Found on Lululemon’s ‘We Made Too Much’ Page.” (shop.lululemon.com) ### Was this just women’s apparel, or broader than that? Lululemon’s women’s markdown page on May 20 said shoppers could browse run, training and yoga gear before preferred colors or sizes sold out. Category links on that page included leggings, shirts, hoodies and sweatshirts, coats and jackets, and shorts. (shop.lululemon.com) The men’s markdown page on May 20 and May 21 showed a similar breadth. Items listed there included the Metal Vent Tech Short-Sleeve Shirt at $44 to $59 from $78, the Zeroed In Track Jacket at $89 from $138, and ABC trousers discounted from $138 to as low as $69 or $74 depending on style. (prevention.com) The men’s page also told shoppers that complimentary hemming was available. ### How were shoppers being told to think about availability? Lululemon’s sale language emphasized limited inventory by size and color. The women’s page said shoppers should buy “before we sell out of your preferred colour or size,” while the under-$50 page said to shop while a preferred size and color was available. (shop.lululemon.com) The men’s page used similar wording around preferred size or inseam. That wording matters because the listed prices often appeared as ranges rather than a single figure, suggesting discounts varied by colorway or size. On May 21, several products on the main sale page — including Align pants, Define jackets and shorts — were shown with price bands instead of one fixed markdown. (shop.lululemon.com) ### Where could shoppers find the markdowns next? Lululemon’s U.S. “We Made Too Much” hub remained live on May 21, with separate pages for the main sale assortment, women’s markdowns, men’s markdowns, belt bags and bags. Prevention’s May 20 roundup pointed readers to the same sale window, and Lululemon’s own pages said standard shipping was on us for the sale assortment. (shop.lululemon.com) (prevention.com) (shop.lululemon.com)