Lululemon Black Friday 2021 deals: Tops, leggings

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

Lululemon's Black Friday sale is here and the athleisure brand is offering a one-off promotion this time. 

Just spend HKD 2,500 (approx. S$439) and above in a single order and get HKD 500 (approx. S$87) off your next purchase online. This promo is available until 29 November 2021.

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

Our editorial team is dedicated to finding and telling you more about the products and deals we love. If you love them too and decide to purchase through the links below, we may receive a commission. Prices were correct at the time of publication.

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Relaxed Tie-Front Short Sleeve

Buy now at S$66.81 (approx.)

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.

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

Power Pivot Tank Top Everlux

Buy now at S$49.23 (approx.)

Take this cropped tank for a spin, literally. Wear it as a v-neck or turn it around for more coverage in the front.

Power Pivot Tank Top Everlux. (PHOTO: Lululemon)
Power Pivot Tank Top Everlux. (PHOTO: Lululemon)

Ribbed Contoured V-Neck SS

Buy now at S$70.34 (approx.)

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

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

Align Crop 21"

Buy now at S$109 (approx.)

Align Crop 21
Align Crop 21". (PHOTO: Lululemon)

These crops are designed to minimise distractions and maximise comfort as you flow through yoga.

Power Thru High-Rise Tight 25"

Smash intense workouts in these slick training tights. Made of fabric that resist snags from equipment, they're as tough as you are.

Buy now at S$149.46 (approx.)

Power Thru High-Rise Tight 25
Power Thru High-Rise Tight 25". (PHOTO: Lululemon)

Align High-Rise Crop 21"

The Align collection, powered by Nulu fabric, is so weightless and buttery soft that all you feel is your practice.

Buy now at S$108.98 (approx.)

Align High-Rise Crop 21
Align High-Rise Crop 21". (PHOTO: Lululemon)

Train Times High-Rise 7/8 Pant 24"

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

Buy now at S$119.55

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

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