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Lululemon Fall Jackets Marked Down in Clearance Section

E! Insider Shop found lululemon's Define, Scuba and Wunder Train jackets marked down in its We Made Too Much clearance section.

Lululemon Fall Jackets Marked Down in Clearance Section

Lululemon shoppers can find several lightweight fall jackets discounted in the retailer's We Made Too Much clearance section ahead of Labor Day, according to E! Insider Shop.

The section, which lululemon uses to sell overstocked inventory at reduced prices, currently includes marked-down versions of the brand's Define and Scuba jacket styles, E! Insider Shop reported.

Jackets and prices

The Define Jacket Nulu is listed at $99, down from $128. The BeCalm Hoodie, a cropped layering piece described as ultra-cozy, is priced at $64, reduced from $108.

The Wunder Train Full-Zip Jacket, made from what lululemon describes as an ultra-breathable Everlux fabric with a two-way zipper, is selling for $94, down from $128. The UV-Protective Lightweight Half Zip, made from a sweat-wicking fabric with UV protection for activities such as golfing and pickleball, is marked down to $99 from $138.

The Hood-Lite Relaxed-Fit Jacket, a water-repellent style made from recycled nylon that packs into its own pocket, is priced at $79, down from $128. The Textured Mesh Running Jacket is listed at $119, reduced from $148, while the Steady State SuperLoft Hoodie Wider Cuff, made of a cotton-blend SuperLoft fabric with a brushed fleece interior, is $79, down from $108. The Scuba Oversized Half-Zip Hoodie Long, made from a cotton-fleece fabric, is priced at $94, down from $128.

Top picks

E! Insider Shop named the UV-Protective Lightweight Half Zip its pick for outdoor workouts, the BeCalm Hoodie its choice for a lightweight sweatshirt, and the Hood-Lite Relaxed-Fit Jacket its selection for a versatile rain jacket.

About lululemon and the sale section

Lululemon is an athletic apparel company known for its leggings and other activewear and accessories. Its We Made Too Much section is an ongoing category on the retailer's website where excess stock of existing styles is sold at reduced prices while supplies last.

E! Insider Shop said its editors and writers research products, review customer feedback and draw on their own experience when selecting items to feature, and that the pricing and availability listed were accurate as of publication.

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