Lululemon Athletica

Last week I read a story about yoga clothes-maker/fashion brand Lululemon and their passably blatant shorten for any sort of overweight or plus- coat consumers. In short, they admitted that selling to women who wear size 12 and smaller is an important business schema for them, and that its based on design, capacity and operational perspective. That video seems to only anger some customers more. One wrote in response, On one hand you are bashing us for being plank and on the other hand bashing us for maybe trying to do something about it.Should my risque ass squeeze nto a small size Just so I can say I own a pair no In a video, checkout Wilson, the founder of athletic label Lululemon has apologized for suggesting that womens fat thighs were to blame for a line of yoga knee breeches being recalled for being too sheer lululemon has released the video statement below from CEO Chip Wilson. Its Just shy of a minute, and if you were expecting an apology, this isnt it. The message is confusing, and Im really sad for the repercussions of my actions seems like an apology to lululemon employees, not the consumers.He closes with a cryptic request o stay in the conversation. What do you ring? Are you buying it? So he ended up blaming the customer for the quality control problem within the company, and thats what enraged the customers So, the media rundle to lulu enthusiasts and the customers went pay off ahead and said we have no interest in buying lulu products any more. Lululemon doesnt have the obligation to manufacture yoga pants but blaming customers for their spoilt see through pants wasnt cool either. The rules 1 . A second chance comes after one error, not several. 2. You dont turnNamaste into nasty unless you requisite a solemn time out. 3. Never blame mommys thighs for anything, ever. Just how bad things can get when you refuse to own up to mistakes and choose to blame and vilification others instead. Wilsons eyes get on slightly moist, his voi ce shaking. He seems to be apologizing to his colleagues and appealing for calm, but fails to address any of his controversial comments specifically. The glitches cost the company millions of dollars, damaged its genius and depressed its shell out price. The recall continues to weigh on the companys performance, resulting in late deliveries.Lululemon AthleticaLast week I read a story about yoga clothes-maker/fashion brand Lululemon and their fairly blatant disregard for any sort of overweight or plus-size consumers. In short, they admitted that selling to women who wear size 12 and smaller is an important business strategy for them, and that its based on design, capacity and operational perspective. That video seems to only anger some customers more. One wrote in response, On one hand you are bashing us for being fat and on the other hand bashing us for maybe trying to do something about it.Should my fat ass squeeze nto a small size Just so I can say I own a pair no In a video, Chip Wilson, the founder of athletic label Lululemon has apologized for suggesting that womens fat thighs were to blame for a line of yoga pants being recalled for being too sheer lululemon has released the video statement below from CEO Chip Wilson. Its Just shy of a minute, and if you were expecting an apology, this isnt it. The message is confusing, and Im really sad for the repercussions of my actions seems like an apology to lululemon employees, not the consumers.He closes with a cryptic request o stay in the conversation. What do you think? Are you buying it? So he ended up blaming the customer for the quality control problem within the company, and thats what enraged the customers So, the media spoke to lulu enthusiasts and the customers went right ahead and said we have no interest in buying lulu products any more. Lululemon doesnt have the obligation to manufacture yoga pants but blaming customers for their defective see through pants wasnt cool either. The rules 1 . A sec ond chance comes after one error, not several. 2. You dont turnNamaste into nasty unless you want a serious time out. 3. Never blame mommys thighs for anything, ever. Just how bad things can get when you refuse to own up to mistakes and choose to blame and insult others instead. Wilsons eyes appear slightly moist, his voice shaking. He seems to be apologizing to his colleagues and appealing for calm, but fails to address any of his controversial comments specifically. The glitches cost the company millions of dollars, damaged its reputation and depressed its share price. The recall continues to weigh on the companys performance, resulting in late deliveries.