Lululemon launching resale program taking back 'like new' clothing
Program will launch at stores in California and Texas
Lululemon will soon start taking back lightly worn yoga pants.
The Canada-based retailer is launching a resale program allowing consumers to trade in gently used clothing for a gift card in an effort to promote sustainability, the brand announced Tuesday.
Lululemon is launching a resale program.
The athleisure brand will roll out its "Like New" resale program in Texas and California in May, and the store’s online resale program will begin in June. Customers will be able to bring clothing into stores or exchange it by mail for a gift card.
Lululemon partnered with Trove to spearhead the resale program and says all like-new products will be cleaned and anything that doesn’t meet standards will be recycled. The company's CEO, Calvin McDonald, said in a statement it aims to make 100% of its products with sustainable materials by the end of 2030.
| Ticker | Security | Last | Change | Change % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LULU | LULULEMON ATHLETICA INC. | 317.11 | +1.97 | +0.63% |
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Lululemon is the latest retailer to launch a resale program. Stores like Macy’s, Gap and Patagonia have all launched similar initiatives to motivate consumers to bring back slightly used items. And Nike this month launched a shoe refurbishment program.