Lululemon has resumed sales of its Get Low leggings after temporarily removing them from its website due to complaints about the fabric being see-through. The athletic apparel company paused online sales in North America to review customer feedback and provide product education.
Now back on sale, the leggings come with updated fitting and sizing guidelines. The product description advises customers to 'size up' for best performance and recommends pairing the leggings with 'skin-tone, seamless underwear' to address transparency concerns.
A Lululemon spokesperson said the company values guest feedback and updated product information to support purchase decisions. The Get Low collection remains available in stores and other markets.
The high-rise training tights, priced at $108, are offered in new darker colours such as Deep Sea Blue/True Navy and Black/Graphite Grey. The leggings feature an engineered knit that flexes at key tension points for uninhibited movement.
Customer criticism on Reddit described the leggings as 'absolutely see-through' when squatting or bending, with complaints about lack of compression. Lululemon's Quality Promise underscores its commitment to high-quality products.
