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    Comprehensive lululemon Legging Guide for an Ex-Employee

    @alicer In response to another user with stats of 5'5 and 112lbs, generally size 24 or 00, this was my response: Your best bet is to go in-store and try them on, however!
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    Comprehensive lululemon Legging Guide for an Ex-Employee

    @shawntavia No stupid questions :) The reflective factor your mentioned is the main point! In no means do you have to run indoors or outdoors with one pair of tights or another--they're both made with the same fabric after all. However, both the Speed Ups and the Fast and Frees have reflective...
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    Comprehensive lululemon Legging Guide for an Ex-Employee

    @towani Haha thank YOU for taking the time to comment! Definitely made me smile :)
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    Comprehensive lululemon Legging Guide for an Ex-Employee

    @christiandaughter1986 I second these :)
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    Comprehensive lululemon Legging Guide for an Ex-Employee

    @dadmann Bags are a little more complicated in the repair process compared to leggings, due to all the unique little parts. I would take it to your closest lululemon and see if they will offer anything, whether a repair or an exchange! They might not be able to do much, but sometimes we’ve...
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    Comprehensive lululemon Legging Guide for an Ex-Employee

    @tyrannosaurusradio I love my Fast and Frees and totally spin in them! Their standard inseam is 25” and indicated in the title on lululemon’s website. If you go in-store, it’s also on the tag. Anything longer than 25” would be considered a longer length. I’ve noticed extended lengths often tend...
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    Comprehensive lululemon Legging Guide for an Ex-Employee

    *from an Ex-Employee lol Given the light of all the recent legging reviews (thanks @lostandconfused90, @nathan98, and @sarahc59!), I thought I’d write a lululemon legging guide, as I used to work for the company as an Educator. Before beginning, I’d like to preface that in no way do I think...
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