Lululemon's We Made Too Much deals: Shirts, leggings, bras

Reta Lee
·Editor-in-Chief, Lifestyle
·2-min read

(Updated with new pricing!)

We all love what a good pair of stretchy and soft leggings can do to us, so when we heard that athleisure brand Lululemon has quietly added a few more items to their deals section, we were thrilled to share this with you!

Lululemon's We Made Too Much is teasing us with their one-off promotion this time, including markdowns of your favourite items from the Align collection. Do take note the brand does not accept returns or exchanges on sale items or markdowns including products featured in this category.

Check out these best-selling tops and leggings which are on sale now and we think you should grab them before sizes run out!

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Soft Knit Overshirt

S$132.78 S$191.20 at Lululemon

Soft Knit Overshirt. (PHOTO: Lululemon)
Soft Knit Overshirt. (PHOTO: Lululemon)

Tech Woven Shirt Jacket

S$173 S$261 at Lululemon

Tech Woven Shirt Jacket. (PHOTO: Lululemon)
Tech Woven Shirt Jacket. (PHOTO: Lululemon)

Surge Short 6" Lined

S$70.81 S$102.67 at Lululemon

Surge Short 6
Surge Short 6" Lined. (PHOTO: Lululemon)

Lululemon Metal Vent Tech Short Sleeve 2.0

S$70.80 S$102.66 at Lululemon

Metal Vent Tech Short Sleeve 2.0. (PHOTO: Lululemon)
Metal Vent Tech Short Sleeve 2.0. (PHOTO: Lululemon)

Lululemon Lab Ashta Sleeveless Tee

S$60.18 S$120.36 at Lululemon

Lululemon Ashta Tee. (PHOTO: Lululemon)
Lululemon Ashta Tee. (PHOTO: Lululemon)

T.H.E. Short 7" Nulu Lined

S$84.96 S$120.36 at Lululemon

T.H.E. Short 7
T.H.E. Short 7" Nulu Lined. (PHOTO: Lululemon)

Ribbed Asymmetrical Yoga Tank

S$70.80 S$102.66 at Lululemon

Ribbed Asymmetrical Yoga Tank. (PHOTO: Lululemon)
Ribbed Asymmetrical Yoga Tank. (PHOTO: Lululemon)

Swiftly Tech Racerback 2.0 Race

S$60.18 S$84.96 at Lululemon

Swiftly Tech Racerback 2.0 Race. (PHOTO: Lululemon)
Swiftly Tech Racerback 2.0 Race. (PHOTO: Lululemon)

The Swiftly Tech collection, powered by seamless construction, is the ultimate gear for running and training. Shortened length means no riding up on race day.

Base Pace High-Rise Tight 28"

Buy now at S$155.77

Base Pace High-Rise Tight 28
Base Pace High-Rise Tight 28" Fleece. (PHOTO: Lululemon)

These running tights have a great fit and warm, technical fabric for running.

Relaxed Tie-Front Short Sleeve

Buy now at S$67.27

Relaxed Tie Front Short Sleeve. (PHOTO: Lululemon)
Relaxed Tie Front Short Sleeve. (PHOTO: Lululemon)

This lightweight tee pairs well with afternoon walks in the sun. Tie the front tight or wear it a little relaxed, whatever suits your mood.

Ribbed Contoured V-Neck SS

Buy now at S$70.81

Ribbed Contoured V-Neck SS. (PHOTO: Lululemon)
Ribbed Contoured V-Neck SS. (PHOTO: Lululemon)

The flexible, ribbed texture with a cool, smooth sensation feels great on the skin.

Align Jogger Crop 23"

Buy now at S$97.36

Lululemon Align Jogger Crop 23
Lululemon Align Jogger Crop 23". (PHOTO: Lululemon)

Designed for yoga, move with your poses confidently in these Align leggings.

Train Times High-Rise 7/8 Pant 24"

Buy now at S$109.76

Train Times High-Rise 7/8 Pant 24
Train Times High-Rise 7/8 Pant 24". (PHOTO: Lululemon)

This versatile tight has you covered from training to boot camp. The reinforced waistband lies flat and won't dig in or slide down.

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