Lululemon store. Photo: Shutterstock
A lawsuit alleges the athletic apparel company misled customers with claims its product was comprised of 92 percent pima cotton, a fabric deemed superior for its length and smoothness, while it only contained about 40 percent.
March 05, 2019 at 02:32 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Daily Business Review
A Florida woman is accusing one of the biggest names in athleisure wear of misleading customers about the quality of its products.
Palm Beach County resident Kiara Cruz filed suit in February against Lululemon, a Canadian retailer best known for its form-fitting and yoga-inspired athletic and casual apparel. Her complaint alleges Lululemon deliberately misled customers about the percentage of Pima cotton that can be found in its products.
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