16 Best Picks From Lululemon's 'We Made Too Much' Section in December 2023
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Fitness enthusiasts, fashionable celebrities and the experts at the Good Housekeeping Institute Textiles Lab agree that Lululemon's high-quality workout apparel is worth investing in — especially if you can score it from the Lululemon We Made Too Much section, which features overstocked styles at a lesser cost than the rest of the site.
We have been monitoring Lululemon We Made Too Much all year, and can confirm that December is a great month to shop. Spring arrivals are just around the corner, meaning the retailer is clearing out overstocked fall and winter styles, even before after-Christmas sales officially start. Plus, it's a top-tier place to find last-minute gifts. Lululemon orders placed by 11:59 p.m. PT on December 20 will arrive by Christmas Eve.
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Though the brand is best known for its leggings and yoga pants, it offers workout clothes designed for every activity: weight-lifting, pilates, home workouts, hiking, or perhaps just lounging on the couch.
One category in particular that our shopping trend insiders are eyeing at Lululemon is running gear. "Wintertime is the perfect opportunity to stock up on running essentials — like sports bras, tanks and running shorts — that are rarely discounted during the warmer months," says Summer Cartwright, Firstfinds senior editor and marathoner. "In fact, this is the time of year you should be making purchases for big races coming up in spring and summer. Whether you're shopping for a 26.2-mile run or a 2-mile one, you'll find what you need."
With a multitude of styles and color options to choose from, you could spend all day hunting for the best of the Lululemon We Made Too Much section. To save you the scrolling, we've gathered a range of 16 editor-loved and Good Housekeeping Institute tested picks we think are worth adding to your cart ASAP.
Multiple variations of the Lululemon Align Leggings that earned the Good Housekeeping Institute's distinction as the best overall leggings can be found in the We Made Too Much section. This pair features the signature buttery soft Nulu fabric and high-rise fit with hip pockets to stash your phone, keys or cards while you're on the move.
The textile experts at the Good Housekeeping Institute love how Lululemon's Swiftly tank tops are "moisture-wicking, move with your body and still look new after a million washes." Voted our best overall workout top, it's great for dedicated runners and casual gym-goers alike.
When comparing Lululemon workout leggings, fiber scientists (and consumer testers) from the Good Housekeeping Institute found these Swift Speed High-Rise Tights to be the best Lululemon leggings for running. They note, "There is no seam along your inner leg to cause chafing or irritation."
Designed for rainy days, this versatile Lululemon workout jacket will come in handy when running to the gym or running errands. The brand says it features water-repellent fabric with a soft fleece interior, zippered hip pockets and a layerable fit.
Designed with yoga, pilates and low-impact activities in mind, we think this strappy-back sports bra has the comfort, support and style to go straight from the gym to the grocery store.
Winter weather has fully arrived. Thankfully, Lululemon has all sorts of hats, gloves and cold-weather accessories to keep you warm, including these machine-washable fleece-lined mittens. Save on the matching fleece-lined beanie, also in We Made Too Much.
It's the perfect time to stock up on high-quality basics. Example A: this ultra-versatile cropped tank cut from stretchy, ribbed modal fabric that comes in eleven colors — starting at $24.
Lululemon's loungewear selection includes far more than sweatshirts and sweatpants. Knit from a blend of merino wool, cotton and recycled nylon, the brand says this casual crewneck sweater helps regulate your temperature and wick away moisture in style.
Though Lululemon's leggings made the brand a household name (and rightfully so), its casual pants were what kept our editors talking in 2023. This easy-going pair is cut from stretchy, sweat-wicking fabric with an adjustable drawstring waistband and a card sleeve hidden in the hip pocket.
Whether you're bundling up for a trip to the Pilates studio, the grocery store or the dog park, this PrimaLoft-insulated Lululemon jacket is designed to keep your temperature regulated. The brand says the fabric is water- and wind-resistant, and we think its oversized fit layers well over sweatshirts and long-sleeve workout tops.
Though it's not the same design as Lululemon's Everywhere Bag that went viral (and earned the Good Housekeeping Institute's pick for the best active fanny pack), we think this cute Wunderlust Belt Bag deserves just as much attention.
I've had the same reversible Lululemon yoga mat for eight years, and despite almost daily usage, its traction and cushion are just as great as the day I bought it. Right now, you can find a number of Lululemon mats in the We Made Too Much section.
I suspect that flared yoga pants will remain a trending casualwear style in 2024. And some say that these Lululemon Groove pants are the most comfortable pair you'll find!
What earned Lululemon's Wunder Train Tights our experts' pick for the best workout leggings? The compressive fabric showed minimal shrinkage and excellent moisture-wicking, and it helped the high-rise waistband stay securely in place during high-impact exercises like running and Crossfit.
With molded foam cups and sleek double straps, this stylish ribbed bra transitions effortlessly from yoga class to errands or a casual lunch afterward. This lavender colorway would pair well with black, grey and printed bottoms.
Yet to try a pair of Lululemon sneakers for yourself? Now's the time to score a pair! This mid-ankle sneaker may be great for anyone looking for a chic gym shoe that can transition from the treadmill to happy hour.
Sarah Maberry is a fashion and luxury commerce editor at Hearst Magazines, where she covers fashion, beauty and pop culture. A seasoned trend forecaster and fashion historian, she analyzes viral products and trends on a deeper level, helping readers determine what's worth buying. When she’s not writing for ELLE, Harper’s BAZAAR, Town & Country, Esquire, Cosmopolitan and other publications, she can be found roaming the Museum at FIT (her alma matter) or sewing her own couture while she binge-watches reality TV.
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