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We’re excited to share that on March 27, we opened our first store in Hungary through a franchise partner. Located on Budapest’s renowned Fashion Street, the store brings our commitment to technical innovation, premium guest experience, and community engagement to the region. We look forward to connecting with new guests in the store and through ongoing events and partnerships with local fitness and wellbeing studios.  

Sending a warm welcome to the 826 new employees who joined our team this February. Ready to make your move? We’re hiring. https://bit.ly/4rIL0Gx

We’re proud to share that on March 13, we opened our first store in Warsaw, Poland, marking our 100th store in EMEA. What started as a single location in London’s Covent Garden in 2014 has grown into a footprint spanning 20 markets across the EMEA region through a mix of company-operated and franchise partnerships, made possible by the passion, commitment, and belief of our teams.  Congratulations to all of those who played a part in this huge achievement—we can’t wait to welcome our guests in.  

lululemon Studio Yet has wrapped in Los Angeles after three powerful weeks of intention-fueled workouts and runs led by world-renowned trainers and coaches. From February 18 to March 8, we welcomed over 2,300 guests to push past “can’t” and “haven’t” with a limited-time mindful performance experience. Learn more about Studio Yet here: https://bit.ly/3PTK19e

lululemon is pleased to welcome former President and CEO of Levi Strauss & Co., Chip Bergh, to our Board of Directors. He brings a proven record of overseeing the growth of some of the world’s most iconic brands and driving value creation at global, category-defining companies. We look forward to benefiting from his extensive expertise and valuable insights as our Board, leaders, and teams across the business continue to advance our strategies and grow our brand around the world. Read more here: https://bit.ly/4bgt7Kr

Today, we shared our Q4 FY25 results, which highlight our strong end to the year and the decisive actions we are taking to position the business for sustainable growth. We are grateful to our teams around the world, who are moving with focus and speed to advance our product creation, product activation, and enterprise enablement strategies. Looking ahead, we are excited about the opportunities in front of us as we introduce new products and elevated experiences to our guests and communities.

When Dave Taylor joined lululemon in 2006, he planned to stay for just eight months. Nearly 20 years later, his journey—from Warehouse Associate to Health & Safety Supervisor—reflects what happens when opportunity, values, and people align. Dave’s story is a powerful example of why so many join lululemon and stay to build their careers.

Throughout January, more than 8,000 of our North America retail employees took part in Lemon Cup—a three‑week train-focused competition powered by our lululemon Gives global impact initiative and rooted in our commitment to sweat, connect, and show up for our communities. Participants earned points by engaging and interacting with their communities, logging over 86,000 group fitness classes. The top regions received dollars to donate to local non-profit organizations of their choice—creating meaningful impact in their hometowns. Learn more about lululemon Gives here: https://bit.ly/46UXEL7

In February, lululemon attended the Global Mental Health Advocacy Forum hosted by United for Global Mental Health, a lululemon Gives partner since 2022. The three-day forum, organized by the Global Mental Health Action Network, is the largest gathering of mental health advocates and experts from over 170 countries, covering a range of issues from tackling stigma and discrimination to the future of global mental health. The event spotlighted grassroots leaders, elevated lived experiences, and supported collective action to advance mental health globally. lululemon’s presence throughout the forum centred around movement and mental health. Betty Kong, lululemon Ambassador, led three yoga and movement sessions for participants. Additionally, Olympian and mental health advocate Yvette Kong, OLY, a member of lululemon’s Global Mental Wellbeing Advisory Board and founding board member of Mind HK, co‑chaired the closing panel focused on youth mental health. Reflecting on the forum, Yvette shared that what stood out most was “the power of community advocates being in real dialogue with global institutions like the World Health Organization and UNICEF—because mental health progress accelerates when lived experience shapes policy and action.” This event underscored the power of collective action to shape more inclusive, youth-led mental health systems worldwide. Learn more about lululemon Gives here: https://bit.ly/3Pl1EhS Photos: United for Global Mental Health

Kyoto, you’re invited. We’ve opened our first store in the city at Kyoto BAL—our 13th location in Japan—led by Store Manager Kazuhiro Kumada, with a team of talent from Kyoto, Osaka, and Tokyo. The store was designed with local inspiration in mind, rooted in Kyoto’s history as the birthplace of Zen and captured in the in-store message, “Pause to Feel.” To celebrate the store opening, our team hosted an event at Ryosoku-in temple and welcomed more than 250 guests at the pre-opening. 📍 Now hiring in Japan. We’re growing our team and currently recruiting for: People & Culture Coordinator: https://bit.ly/4qWyuTH Community Manager: https://bit.ly/4s6NDm4 Marketplace Manager: https://bit.ly/4017maY Apply today and be a part of our journey in Japan.