Lululemon Athletica in San Francisco, Calif. (Robert Galbraith/Reuters, via Landov)
There’s always the Lululemon stripper line. The athletic-wear company was forced to pull new shipments of its yoga pants off the shelves after they were found to be too thin. About 17 percent of all Lululemon women’s bottoms were pulled due to what the company called an “unacceptable level of sheerness”—the company insisted in a statement that “the ingredients, weight and longevity qualities of the pants remain the same but the coverage does not.” Shares of Lululemon dipped 6 percent, especially as the company admitted there could be a “significant impact” because of the recall, dropping its sales forecast by about $10 million. Maybe it will lead to more men in yoga classes. The company also told customers that "we want you to Down Dog and Crow with confidence."
