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apparel spending this holiday season.Ĭlarification: An earlier version of this story included an imprecise description of how company information was distributed.This privacy policy (this " Privacy Policy") sets out the privacy policies and practices for lululemon athletica inc. According to research from the NPD Group, items such as sweatshirts, sweatpants, active bottoms and other comfortable clothing will make up a little less than a third of all U.S. As Lululemon prepares for the holidays, research suggests that consumers might be more interested in the clothing it offers. To combat pandemic-induced capacity limits, the activewear company announced plans in September to grow its seasonal pop-ups from 50 to 70. Despite this decline, the company noted over the summer that it's sticking to previously outlined plans. That same month, the company reported a net income of $29 million, a drop from $97 million last year, but its e-commerce business also increased. The activewear retailer acquired the home fitness company in June for $500 million.
With this latest announcement, the athletics retailer is integrating Mirror further into its own offerings, selling the tech alongside its own products and adding more community-based features to the platform. Since the COVID-19 pandemic has largely kept consumers out of stores and gyms, Lululemon is seeking to seize on the home fitness trend that has buoyed the likes of Peloton by using Mirror's technology to enhance its omnichannel guest experience and digital capabilities. Next year, Lululemon will introduce a "Sweat Dates" feature for friends to organize private workouts. The athletics retailer is also introducing a range of new engagement features for the tech, including letting users turn on a built-in camera to see and interact with other members, somewhat recreating the in-person workout experience.īuilding on the idea of community, Mirror will soon allow users to "Face Off" against another member in workouts, earn points for hitting and maintaining target heart rate zones, send virtual high fives to other members, search and follow friends, and will spotlight members who hit milestones in workouts. Mirror's workouts will feature Lululemon ambassadors, along with other instructors.
Consumers can check out Mirror's home fitness technology in Lululemon stores in cities including New York, Washington, D.C., Miami, Chicago, Minneapolis, Dallas, Los Angeles and San Francisco. After acquiring the company over the summer, Lululemon will now offer Mirror devices at its stores across the U.S., beginning with 18 stores this holiday season, the company said in a fact sheet emailed to Retail Dive.