Namaste Pant
Is there a huge market for super casual $80 cotton sweatpants that I'm not aware of? Because at my local stores, not to mention the website, Lululemon had to mark their Feel Good pants way down to get (some of) them out the door and here we are with three more Feel Good clones - Namaste Pant, Dance Sweat II, and the Flashback pant. Is there anyone at Lululemon with a cohesive vision of what their product line should offer? I'm starting to think Lululemon approaches making athletic clothes like GM did making cars, too many models that are too similar. I haven't seen a lot of people on their Facebook site giving feedback that says, 'Hey, Lululemon, please make more baggy-assed sweats for me to schlep around in. Even though I look hot and put together in Groove pants, a Deep V, and a matching Define jacket, I'd much rather look like I have given up caring about myself by wearing can't-really-be-worn-outside-the-house sweatpants that make me look 10 pounds heavier.' Is Lululemon actively trying to get rid of their original customer - fit women in their 30s (now 40s) and is now catering to college kids? I kind of think that when I see lots (and lots!) of sweat pants and strappy tank after strappy tank that don't work for women who have nursed a kid or two and need more support. WHERE ARE THE TANKS?
Product Information:
- A stylish alternative to the tried and true loose fitting sweatpant
- Made with certified organic cotton and spandex - natural softness and stretch for shape retention
- Tencel silk waistband gives support with out digging into you
- Drawcord for adjustability
- Cuffed pants to keep them in place during downward dog
- Back zipper pocket to store $ & keys
- No hemming required
- Preshrunk
- Heathered Charcoal, Bold Blue, Senorita Pink
