The Best Things To Buy From Lululemon In 2024, According To Our Review

One of the most well-loved products in Lululemon’s lineup, the Align leggings are best for low-impact activities and lounging. Fitness devotee Trisha Bautista-Escueta relies on them for yoga and pilates, leisurely walks, running errands and on flights. They’re a “great all-around legging and a nice intro to [the brand], especially if all the other style choices are overwhelming,” she says. “I like that they’re soft and buttery and the waist sits at a flattering height.” While the fabric is a bit more delicate than models like the Wunder Train, they’ll last a long time if you avoid friction and keep them out of the dryer.

Bautista-Escueta—who does CrossFit (which includes both heavy lifting and high-intensity training) five or six days a week—swears by the Wunder Train leggings as the best she’s ever tried. “They’re supportive and firm but still very breathable,” she says. “The waist bands are thick enough that they hold everything in but not so high that you feel like you’re in shapewear.” And no matter how sweaty your workout gets, the material wicks away moisture and dries quickly.

Extremely soft but still functional, these beloved pants launched recently and quickly became a bestseller for their versatility. “It has a sweatpant feel but doesn’t look like a traditional sweatpant,” says Sashia Pelaez, a climbing coach and outdoor athlete. “It’s my go-to outfit for the airplane and errands.” Plus, the fabrics drapes nicely to create a stylishly relaxed silhouette.

These Tiktok-viral shorts come in low-rise and high-rise designs, as well as 2.5- and 4-inch inseams. Reviewers love them for running and working out because they stay in place and have a built-in liner so you can move in any direction without restriction. The mesh panels on the side also allow air to flow through. However, they run small so you may want to size up from your usual size in leggings for a roomier fit.

People who obsess over this longline bra often buy it in multiple colors. Bautista-Escueta loves the medium support version because it holds everything in place without being too constricting. And unlike many sports bras that are a struggle to pull over your shoulders, this one is easy to get on and off because it has multiple stretchy straps. Bautista-Escueta recommends going with the B to D cup version if you have a bigger cup size.

“I consider these the holy grail of tanks with built-in bras,” says Bautista-Escueta, who has worn these during low-impact workouts, yoga and paired with regular clothes. “The wide v-neck and scoop-back cut is universally flattering and because it’s not as skimpy as a cami-style, it works as a nice top you can wear on the weekend with jeans,” she says. It comes in both classic neutrals and brighter pops of color.

Pelaez has worn this shirt climbing, snowboarding and mountain biking, and loves it because “it’s the right thickness and breathability to layer or wear on its own,” she says. It fits slim to the body but has elastane in the mix for decent stretch so you can move with ease. And like all Lululemon products, you can get it hemmed for free, which Pelaez did to achieve the proper fit for her short torso.

Perfectly oversized with a slight cropped length, this half-zip hoodie is a bestseller because it blends fashion and function. The fleece material feels soft against the skin, but it’s also breathable so you don’t get stuffy. Best of all, it has a large, wide hood and kangaroo front pocket for added coziness.

If you’re looking for something sleeker than your average jacket, this versatile, lightweight option is ideal for layering during cooler weather or wearing on its own on mild days. It has a slim fit and stretchy fabric that moves with you, and the thumbholes and long cuffs keep your hands warm. Some reviewers note that they have had theirs for more than 10 years, and it still looks good as new. It comes in two fabric options: Luon (shown above), which is ultra-resilient, and Nulu, which is softer and more delicate.

Most down jackets are very puffy, but this one is insulated with high-quality, 700-fill-power goose down for superior warmth without the bulk. The stretchy side panels slim down the silhouette and add mobility so you don’t feel like a marshmallow, and the water-repellent exterior is tough enough to handle light rain and snow. Keep in mind, down is not super breathable, so this jacket is best for wearing around town, rather than heart-rate-raising workouts.