The pandemic caused an athleisure boom. That's good news for these companies

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People can't stop buying leggings. That's great news for Lululemon and Athleta.

New York The pandemic has sparked broad shifts in the clothes people are wearing, boosting some retailers while leaving others behind.

Consumers are swapping out jeans and officewear for yoga pants, sweats and shorts as they work from home and spend more free time there.That's great news for retailers of athleisure, the casual clothing designed for workouts and everyday wear. But it's unclear how long people will continue to pay up for items like expensive leggings, shorts and tanks.

 

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Great news for me too.

Lululemon product quality and durability sucks green swamp gas, and they'd be overrpriced even if they didn't. I don't know about Athleta.

Obese people love leggings 😂

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26% of those who wear leisurewear say they like and are wearing leisurewear more than they were before: nmeyersohn

Is getting paid money to advertise for these companies. Who really cares about this?

Women complain about pantyhose but wear these?

That’s great for everyone that appreciates the female form

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