Lululemon sale: I've spotted leggings, tops, and jackets with up to 60% off in December
There's no need to wait until the winter sales to make the most of the Sweaty Betty sale as the 'We Made Too Much' section is always live for workout essentials
Whether you've got big fitness goals for next year or you're just looking to stay consistent, being comfortable and supported in your workout gear is a must, which is where the Lululemon sale can come in very handy.
I've worn Lululemon for over five years now, and the brand always features in my collection of the best workout leggings. With durable materials, excellent support, and premium design, this is my go-to for everything from gym workouts and Pilates to running.
While Black Friday is over for another year and the winter sales are yet to begin properly, that doesn't mean you can't save on Lululemon this week. The 'We Made Too Much' sale is year-round and features up to 60% off leggings, some of the best sports bras, tops, and jackets. Third-party retailers like Flannels and Selfridges also like to get in on the action, so I've rounded up the best deals from across them all.
If you're shopping for Christmas for the fitness lover in your life, I recommend checking out the accessories section for stocking fillers, such as socks, water bottles, keychains, and more as many of these are on discount for the first time this season.
Shop the Lululemon sale
- Lululemon: Shop direct and save with up to 60% off Align leggings and the Nulu Define jacket.
- Flannels: Save 30% on sports bras, tops, and hoodies
- Net-A-Porter: Up to 20% off leggings, tops, shorts, and jackets in the newly-launched sale for winter
- Selfridges: Deals are yet to land - but keep an eye for more to come on Boxing Day
My top picks in the Lululemon sale this month
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This 61% saving is one of the best I've seen this year, and many sizes are (surprisingly!) still in stock. These leggings are made for strength training and gym workouts where you need a little more support.
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The Fast and Free tights quickly became a favourite when I bought my first pair. So much so, I got them in a running shorts version in the summer. They have five pockets, a high waistband, and unbeatable support for running.
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The Swiftly Tech Long-Sleeve Shirt 2.0 is a long-sleeve layer, ideal for staying covered in the gym or slipping on underneath your hiking jacket for a weekend walk. This light blue is a favourite colourway of mine, and I picked it up this week to add a little brightness to my winter wardrobe.
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It wouldn't be a Lululemon sale without a discount on the famous Define jacket. This sculpting layer offers a flattering fit over your favourite workout top and leggings combination. For the first time, it's available on sale in this chic lavender colourway, so move quickly!
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You don't often think of Lululemon as an outerwear brand - let alone a waterproof brand - but this stylish rain-proof jacket went straight into my basket when I spotted the 30% saving. Ideal for blustery winter days, it's cinchable at the waist and hood, and has plenty of pockets to hold your essentials.
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For Pilates, yoga, and light resistance training, it doesn't get much more supportive than the Energy Longline Bra. With its crossback design, thick underband, and premium feel, it's easy to see why this is a bestseller.
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I have a friend who seems to wear Lululemon 24/7, so it was a challenge to think of something for her birthday coming up - until I spotted one of the best gifts for coffee lovers like her in the Lululemon sale. I'm going to get her the insulated mug as a present, because who doesn't like coffee that stays hot all morning?
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Designed for yoga and for when you want to feel comfortable above all else, the Align High-Rise Pant is the bestseller among Lululemon leggings. Now an impressive 61% off in the Lululemon sale ahead of the new year.
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Whether you're travelling this season or staying warm at home, it's important to be comfortable. These joggers are lightweight and relaxed, with bottom hems that cuff for an adjustable fit. Reviewers love the length and versatility.
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It might seem silly to be buying shorts in winter - but now's truly the best time as brands like Lululemon discount them by record amounts. Take this Align pair, designed for yoga and lounging, down 60%.
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Designed for yoga and athleisure, the Nulu flared leggings are buttery soft and chic enough to wear in the studio and for brunch. A back pocket keeps your phone or keys safe.
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I bought this top in dark red at the beginning of the summer, and I haven't had it off my body since. It flows away from your centre, allowing for breathing room. In the winter, I'm wearing mine over the top of a long sleeve for an extra layer.
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Now 41% off direct from the Lululemon website, the Swiftly Tech Short-Sleeve Shirt is designed for higher-intensity workouts like running, with a lightweight and flattering silhouette, making it a must-have.
Lululemon sale: Bestsellers
1. Lululemon Align™ High-Rise Pant 28"
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Look no further than the Lululemon Align High-Rise Pant (28") for full coverage support during your yoga, Pilates, and lower-intensity workouts. Digital Editor Kerrie Hughes has had her pair for about three years now and confirms they are worth every penny - so much so, she bought another set in the most recent sale.
"I love the super smooth materials - it's a feature often raved about when it comes to these leggings, but really, they are so soft and comfortable to wear for hours on end while still offering a light compressive fit that feels supportive enough for exercise," she says.
You're unlikely to find a pair of the best black gym leggings in the Lululemon sale - it's the most popular colour, so rarely discounted - but since the brand specialises in muted colour palettes for the most part, you're bound to find a shade that works for you on a discount. Already this year, I've seen muted greens and blues, greys, and neutral beige and brown colourways all on sale in the 'We Made Too Much' section and across third-party retailers, so keep your eyes peeled.
The Align High-Rise Pant is similar to the Sweaty Betty Power leggings in many ways - similar price tags, similar second-skin-like feel, and even a similar construction - but the competitor is designed for higher-intensity workouts, with a drawstring support in the waistband and side pockets. If this is something that better fits with your workout routine, it may be worth weighing up Sweaty Betty vs Lululemon.
2. Lululemon Energy Longline Bra Medium Support
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It's hardly surprising that Lululemon's sports bras are bestsellers, given the popularity of the leggings, shorts, and tops. Much like the Align leggings, the Energy Longline Bra is made from soft materials that hug the body in all the right places and provides medium support, making it a great choice for yoga, Pilates, strength training, cycling and other medium-intensity workouts.
The moulded cups inside the bra (which are removable) support you as you move while the light compressive layer over the top holds the shape together for a comfortable and flattering fit. Specialist breathable materials in the lining of the bra help to keep you cool as you work out.
Lululemon might not offer many of the best sports bras for larger busts - the maximum size is a G-cup and this is only available in one product - but it caters very well for anyone below this size looking for a comfortable and supportive sports bra.
3. Lululemon Define Jacket
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Lululemon's Define Jacket is one of the brand's bestsellers for three reasons: it's a light layer and comfortable to wear both during and between your workouts, it hugs the body snugly in a compressive fit that helps to support you through your daily walks or workouts, and it accentuates your curves. Thanks to this, it gives the appearance of a sculpted bum and slimmer waist.
As with all Lululemon clothing though, comfort is the priority with the Define Jacket. The polyester-nylon blend is made with added Lycra, giving it a super-stretchy and soft feel that's hard to beat as you can wear it casually for hours on end or during exercises like walking, hiking, spinning, strength training, or even yoga, as it still has that second-skin-like feel when you move. Thumb holes help keep your hands warm in winter and the sleeves down, two front pockets keep your essentials secure.
The longer length and high neck of the Define jacket (as opposed to the cropped version) makes your body look longer too. The detailed seams on the front of the jacket offer a unique design feature - but you'll also find that your chest is slightly accentuated, which may be an off-putting feature for some and a welcome one for others.
The size you buy will play a key role in how the jacket fits though, so if this figure-hugging look isn't for you, simply buy your normal size or size up. I'm between a size 12 and 14 in upper-body clothing as I have a larger chest, so I chose the 14 for a more relaxed fit.
4. Lululemon Swiftly Tech Short-Sleeve Shirt 2.0
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The Lululemon Swiftly Tech Short-Sleeve Shirt 2.0 ticks all the boxes when it comes to finding a go-to workout top that looks great and performs even better. This one is traditionally designed for running and higher-intensity workouts - given the chafe-free, limited-seam construction and specialist technology in the material that reduces odours post-workout - but for the same reasons, it's perfect for whatever you've got planned.
"I bought my first Swiftly Tech Short-Sleeve Shirt 2.0 six months ago and it's a regular in my rotation - and as woman&home's digital editor and a keen gym-goer, it gets a fair bit of use. While I wouldn't go too long between washes, it is the only workout top I have that can I wear more than once before washing in most cases," says Kerrie.
"It's a lightweight design, so I find it fits perfectly under jackets and sweaters in the colder months but the full-coverage length and breathable mesh panels makes it a good option for warmer weather too."
Is the Lululemon sale worth it?
Yes, absolutely! Many brands feign discounts to score extra spending, but the Lululemon sale isn't one of them. It's actually worth shopping. The 'We Made Too Much' discounts are serious, often offering upwards of 50% off throughout the year.
Unlike some retailers, too, Lululemon doesn't inflate the price pre-sale to make the savings seem larger. This is the genuine price - trust me, I've spent enough time on the Lululemon website over the years that I'd spot if something was off.
You also won't find exclusively bizarre colourways or only certain sizes in the sale, either. If an item is on sale, it's on sale in all sizes. Darker colourways also often feature in the sale, which is surprising, as these are often the most popular.
When does 'We Made Too Much' restock?
'We Made Too Much' restocks every Thursday afternoon, UK time. So, if you've got your eye on a particular style, you might want to check back in here as there will be new styles on sale.
But I would say, as someone who's spent months looking at the Lululemon sale, it's best to snap up the savings when you see a deal you like, even if you have to compromise slightly on colour. There's no guarantee these will last a week, and once the deal is sold out, it's sold out.
Lululemon uses this section on the website to sell excess inventory, giving shoppers the chance to pick up a pair of the best gym leggings with pockets or one of the best high-intensity sports bras for much less throughout the year.
What is Lululemon's biggest sale of the year?
The biggest Lululemon sale starts on Black Friday. This year, we saw up to 75% off across the bestselling leggings, workout tops, sports bras, jackets, coats, accessories, and more.
Apart from these two peak sales periods, you're unlikely to find a sale outside of the Lululemon 'We Made Too Much' department.
Some third-party retailers like Selfridges, Matches, and Flannels may do their own sales over Cyber Weekend (Black Friday to Cyber Monday), seasonal periods, and at other points in the year as well. So, it's also worth checking out these retailers if you're after a good deal.
Is Lululemon cheaper in the UK or US?
It's widely thought that it's cheaper to buy lululemon in the US, Canada, and Australia than elsewhere in the world - including the UK, unfortunately. This is down to various factors like currency conversion and local taxes.
However, it's not cheaper by a considerable amount. For example, doing my own maths, I found out that the bestselling Swiftly Tech Short-Sleeve Shirt 2.0 is $58 in the US. At the time of writing, this converts to £54.15. In the UK, the same top is on sale for £58 at the time of writing - it's a £4 price difference.
Why is Lululemon expensive?
Many people consider Lululemon to be among the more expensive sportswear brands around, alongside Sweaty Betty, TALA, and Nike. Like these brands, Lululemon has a justification for the higher price tag.
All activewear has a premium construction that prioritises comfort and a chafe-free experience while being supportive enough to see you through whatever activity it was designed for. The material is lightly compressive but feels smooth and comfortable on the skin even when sweaty. The leggings, tops, and sports bras are long-lasting and durable, so you'll be able to wear them for longer, buying fewer pieces in the long term and helping you to save money.
That being said, you are also paying for a brand name. There are some alternatives that are relatively similar in construction and design, like the CRZ Yoga Butterluxe leggings, but come without the pricey brand name or guaranteed high-quality feel and support.
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Grace Walsh is woman&home's Health Channel Editor, working across the areas of fitness, nutrition, sleep, mental health, relationships, and sex. She is also a qualified fitness instructor. In 2025, she will be taking on her third marathon in Brighton, completing her first ultra marathon, and qualifying as a certified personal trainer and nutrition coach.
A digital journalist with over seven years experience as a writer and editor for UK publications, Grace has covered (almost) everything in the world of health and wellbeing with bylines in Cosmopolitan, Red, The i Paper, GoodtoKnow, and more.
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