Lululemon, a leader in athleisure since 1998, faces challenges from increased competition and a recent controversy over see-through leggings, which has amplified concerns about quality control. Despite reporting $11.07 billion in revenue for 2025, the company has seen stagnant sales in North America and a 53% drop in stock price over the past year. Former CEO Calvin McDonald recently emphasized ongoing innovation, while founder Chip Wilson criticized the board’s focus on branding over product quality. With McDonald stepping down, Lululemon must refocus on innovation and product quality to regain market position.
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