Search Results: Lululemon
Can Lululemon Be Saved From a PR Crisis in China?
Lululemon officially distanced itself from the offensive T-shirt promoter, but many Chinese netizens are still blaming the brand for racism. Read More
Lululemon’s Sales Increased 175 Percent on Tmall in Second Quarter
As Chinese consumers warm up to the concept of fitness and healthcare as luxury, technical athletic gear company Lululemon’s popularity is rising. Read More
Lululemon Taps China’s Digital Natives Craving Experiential Luxury
Health and wellness isn’t the only driver behind China’s yoga trend—social experiences are in demand, and Lululemon is leveraging this with its expansion. Read More
Lululemon Helps China’s Affluent Young Professionals Warm up to an Active Lifestyle
Vancouver fitness apparel brand Lululemon pursues China expansion ambitions as it sees growth ahead for the active lifestyle trend. Read More
What Luxury Can Learn From Gucci’s Green Playbook
After hitting its sustainability target ahead of schedule, Gucci has now debuted a groundbreaking leather alternative, paving the way for cleaner fashion. Read More
What’s Behind Moncler’s Rapid Rise?
Some brands that lagged during the pandemic suddenly jumped up the Jing Daily KraneShares China Global Luxury Index in May, while others lost ground. Read More
China Global Luxury Index Reaches Its Highest Level Ever
Not only have luxury companies rebounded from the pandemic, they now have surpassed their pre-pandemic highs. But who were April’s winners? Read More
How Will Biden’s China Policy Impact US Luxury?
Biden’s foreign policy looks similar to the previous one that blamed China for America’s economic problems, which will only keep hurting luxury brands. Read More
Brand-Owned Resale Could Finally “Close the Loop” for Luxury
Although it currently accounts for less than 10 percent of the total luxury market, resale is perhaps the most important trend reshaping the industry. Read More
Why China Can’t Get Enough Niche Western Beauty
Transparent, eco-friendly, and untainted by suspicious elements that could damage skin, niche Western beauty brands are winning over China’s Gen Zers. Read More
