Lululemon's We Made Too Much Section has tons of Father's Day gifting inspo
Let Lululemon outfit all your summer fitness goals. Overflowing with tons of activewear essentials, the brand's We Made Too Much section has you covered for every type of workout, so you don't have to pay full price for your favorites.
Hundreds of Lululemon scores are a lot to sift through, so as someone who covers fashion deals and sales, I rounded up the section's best workout clothes for women and men ahead, especially if you're shopping around for Father's Day gift ideas.
Lululemon 2-Inch Align High-Rise Short
Give yourself more range of motion with these Align shorts. They're made from the brand's popular smooth fabric to provide added comfort during workouts. Its high waistband does more than compress, it also features a hidden pocket.
Lululemon Align V-Neck Bra Light Support, A/B Cup
This plunging, scoop-back workout bra infuses your workout ensembles with style. Lightly padded, it offers light support as you head into downward dog or child's pose. Pair the bra with your collection of Align bottoms.
Lululemon Lightweight Split-Back Training T-Shirt
Complete with an open-slit in the back, this flowy tee gives you more flexibility as you power through workouts. It can also be tied up when sets get particularly sweaty.
Lululemon Stretch Woven Ruffle-Waist Midi Skirt
A midi skirt can effortlessly dress up your summer outfits while keeping things light and breezy. This Lululemon skirt adopts an adorable ruffled waistband, and it has a soft, crinkly texture that brings an airy touch.
Lululemon Everywhere Belt Bag 1L
This belt bag never goes out of style. Grab this summer-ready lavender color for your collection while it's $29. Keep valuables safely stashed inside during your summer vacation travels.
Lululemon Pace Breaker Pant Wash
Don't be fooled by these pants: They offer ample stretch and breathability with mesh paneling at the back. Their tapered fit also lends it a more stylish, streamlined look you can wear outside of the gym.
Lululemon Logo Sport Polo Short Sleeve Updated Fit
If golfing is on the agenda this summer, reach for this new-and-improved polo top from Lululemon that's less boxy than its earlier iteration. It also features minimal seams to help prevent chafing.
Lululemon Balancer Woven Relaxed-Fit Shorts
Add a pop of color to your wardrobe and a new activewear go-to with these Balancer shorts. It's made with a lightweight woven fabric to give more stretch as you transition into different movements.
Lululemon BeCalm Relaxed-Fit Sleeveless Shirt
Whether you're practicing yoga or heading to the beach, this muscle tank uses the brand's BeCalm fabric for a smooth, brushed exterior that drapes nicely.
Lululemon Men's Restfeel Slides
Never tread around gym locker rooms sans shower shoes. These recovery slides are easy to clean and slip right on as you head to and from rooms. It also features a rubber outsole to prevent slipping. Lululemon typically has a plethora of workout apparel in the site's We Made Too Much section, which features overstocked styles at a reduced cost. It allows you to shop attire for every type of exercise, from Pilates to running, without breaking the bank.
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