It’s not technically a sale. There are no flashy banners, no countdown clocks, no desperate clearance signage screaming at you from your screen.
But Lululemon has something better. Or maybe just weirder. It’s called the “We Made Too Much” section.
Honestly? It’s brilliant. It’s humble bragging disguised as inventory management. We’re not overstocked. We just… over-performed. Meanwhile, you get to scoop up high-quality gear for pennies on the dollar. Heading into Memorial Day, that matters.
Our editors didn’t sleep this week. Well, maybe they slept a little. But they spent the rest of the time scrolling through that specific tab, hunting down the best summer pieces. They found running shorts that won’t chafe. Leggings that don’t sheer out when you squat. Sports bras that actually breathe.
All starting at twenty-four bucks.
Leggings remain the holy grail of athletic wear, and for under $50, you’re essentially paying for a fancy coffee instead. Sports Bras in colors that actually look good with anything. And let’s talk about Running Shorts.
We spotted several pairs of the lightweight variety for under thirty dollars. Thirty. That’s what you’d pay for a large salad these days. A perfect summer staple, lightweight and airy.
“It’ll definitely come in handy during those dog days of summer when you just want to survive being warm.”
Then there’s the exercise dress. Yes, a dress. With built-in shorts and a shelf bra.
We found it with a markdown over seventy dollars off. Versatile? Sure. Practical? Absolutely. Cute while moving? Unlikely to be a problem here. Wear it on its own in the heat, layer a lightweight tee under it if you’re shy about the back cut, or throw a long cardigan over it if you live somewhere where June feels like winter for one confusing day.
Why pay full price when the brand is practically giving it away?
You don’t. You browse the “We Made Too Much” page. You hunt. You save.
The selection changes fast. Inventory disappears like morning mist. Grab what fits. Wear it everywhere. Pretend you got it on launch day.
