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What happened with LULU today?

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Company

Company overview

lululemon athletica serves people buying clothing for exercise and everyday movement, with women’s apparel accounting for most revenue. Customers buy its lululemon-branded products through company-operated stores, websites and mobile apps, which together generate most sales. The Americas remain its largest market and supply most revenue.

The company owns no factories: it develops products and relies on outside suppliers for fabrics and manufacturing. A small group of suppliers provides a substantial share of both, and some specialized fabrics have only one or a few available sources in the short term. Sales depend on offering products customers want while maintaining the lululemon brand’s positioning through consistent quality and shopping experiences.

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Source: SEC filing

Red flags

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Moat

LULU says it has a moat. Does it hold up?

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Related companies

  • Competition
  • Shared drivers
  • Supplier
  • Customer
  • Nike competes with lululemon worldwide for consumers buying athletic clothing and shoes for sport and everyday wear. Nike's performance-apparel innovations are worth watching against lululemon's emphasis on technical products that combine function and style.

  • Under Armour competes with lululemon for men's and women's performance-clothing spending, and apparel brings in most of both companies' revenue. Watch Under Armour's apparel sales to retailers and directly to consumers: apparel accounted for approximately 68% of its fiscal 2026 net revenue.

  • Amer Sports competes with lululemon for consumers buying premium technical clothing and athletic shoes through brands including Arc’teryx and Salomon. Its Arc’teryx-led Technical Apparel segment is the part to watch for competition in clothing that commands premium prices through quality and technical features.

  • DICK'S Sporting Goods sells athletic clothing and shoes to the same exercise-oriented consumers that lululemon serves through stores and online. Its store and online apparel and footwear sales are the relevant competition to watch, rather than its broader sports-equipment business.

  • Columbia Sportswear competes with lululemon for consumers seeking functional clothing for exercise and leisure, selling active and lifestyle apparel through retailers and directly to shoppers. Watch its clothing innovations in versatility, style and technical performance—the same mix of function and style lululemon uses to distinguish its products.

Agenda

tomorrowWed, Oct 21

  1. 10:30 AMET

    EIA Crude Oil Stocks Change (Oct/16)

    Lululemon sells technical apparel made with synthetic fabrics, so oil-related pressure on petroleum-based materials can raise the cost of making its products and squeeze margins.

in 28 daysTue, Nov 17

  1. Time to be announced

    Amer Sports, Inc. earningsAS

    Amer Sports' report will show whether its Arc'teryx-led Technical Apparel business is gaining ground in the premium technical-clothing market it shares with lululemon.

  2. 8:30 AMET pre-market

    Retail Sales MoM (Oct)

    Lululemon sells discretionary athletic apparel through its stores and e-commerce, so U.S. retail sales indicate whether consumer spending may support purchases of its products and revenue.

in 51 daysThu, Dec 10

  1. Time to be announced
    Major

    lululemon athletica inc. earningsThis company

    lululemon's report will show whether demand in the Americas is stabilizing and whether tariffs and markdowns are still squeezing the gross profit left on each sale.