all i want in sports shop. attentive and knowledgeable staff. will make this a regular.read more

shocker. The real "Run and Become" where they seemed to care about you is long gone…read more This was awful, and I even went back twice, hoping for better, it wasn't! They have redesigned, repositioned, rebranded... and totally lost any idea of being good to their customers.

Nice lululemon in north county SD. The clothes are all the same so either you like LuLu or you…read moredon't. The quality is great and the prices are high. That's their business model.

I finally had a chance to visit the newest lululemon store located in super swanky Chelsea…read more I have been wearing lululemon for over 10 years now, and being from the states I've shopped at nearly 12 of their stores all across America. It is so nice to see this brand finally make its way to London. There are now two flagship stores in London, the other being in Covent Garden. There is also a showroom (pop-up shop) located in Richmond. The Marylebone showroom recently closed and will be reopening as a permanent store with a larger assortment in the near future. The Chelsea lululemon has the largest assortment of all the lululemon stores I've ever visited. It will be difficult to leave this store empty handed! Note that there are new styles delivered every week. lululemon carries both women's and men's sportswear/lifestyle yoga inspired apparel and accessories. Like all lululemon stores, there's a strong sense of community. They offer a complimentary 1 hour yoga class every Sunday at 10:30am, but space is limited so I suggest you show up early to guarantee a mat! They also have a run club every Saturday morning at 9am that leaves from the store. Although pricey, lululemon sells quality, smartly designed clothing that makes you look good and feel good. They encourage everyone to "sweat once a day" and are all about setting goals for oneself in order to succeed and live a fulfilling life.

This location inside Harrod's may be small but they have a nice variety and they keep stuff in…read moretheir storage room so, it may seem they don't have your size out on the floor but ask and they shall check their stock for you. Finding them may be a little tricky since Harrod's is massive with many passageways. Fortunately, there was a random nice lady who took me here. They had a team of 3 people. One lady was super helpful and the other 2 were only helpful once I started paying - 1 of which was from Canada, and she would not smile and looked like she was eternally suffering. I got a few London Swiftly shirts and a few London water bottles. I didn't see purple stickers on any of the items and I didn't see the We Made Too Much selections from the UK website in this store. They do have stand-alone lululemon stores in London but this was more convenient. I'll hit up other stores next time.

Now this is a shopping experience. Retail, food, cafes and pastries, cocktails, lattes, teas... Can…read morewe import Harrods into the U.S. already? During the winter holidays, it's festively decorated inside and out--and it's bussssy. Great place for gift shopping, picking up a luxe lewk, or just kill some time while being a tourist.

Is this a store or a mall? That was the controversy within our family after we visited. We all…read moreagreed that it was a huge space. There are separate stores each by brand or category. They have everything from clothes to appliances to electronics to furniture. You have to pay for each items at the location and in some instances you get a bag with that store's name on it, and in others, you get a Harrods' bag. One the lowest floor are the food options, including a grab and go style cafe, a sit down food court, again with many different restaurant concepts, but all within one space, and a bakery. The entire thing is a site for the eyes and consumerism at its finest. The bathrooms are clean and things were clearly labeled. We all also agreed that this was an experience for sure!

Vancouver's Lululemon invades London, nice!…read more A small scale invasion, so hopefully this little showroom will expand & I'm looking forward to the upcoming items they receive. The clothing is, in my opinion, high quality & an investment - dresses, jackets, pants etc that I've bought from Lululemon has lasted for years & can be dressed up or casually down. This location offers yoga classes on Sundays, check out their in store sessions calendar of events. As of right now, their hours only include Fri-Sat 10-6 & Sundays 12-5p.

It's a Lulu! In a different country! Basically that was my entire reasoning for seeking this store…read morelocation out. It's not on the main street. rather it is down a smaller street tucked into a building and up a flight of stairs. There wasn't really anything to indicate that this store was here. I ended up buying a pair of long running pants and super thick scuba jacket here. I wasn't prepared for the cold early AM runs. The ladies were really lovely and it turns out that one of the girls was form California! I had time and got to attend one of their free yoga classes. Warm yoga on a drizzly day. Yessss. Super cool!

Made a very fruitful stop into Kathmandu a few months back as I was prepping for my first…read moretransatlantic trip with a baby. I came looking for a rucksack. I left with a suitcase with detachable rucksack (a suitcase that can be carried as a rucksack, with arm straps!) and a huge duffel bag to stow the carseat in. I thought the prices to be competitive (the duffel bag only £14!) and the service top notch. The guy helped me with everything, took it to the counter while I looked around, helped me with the Summit Club membership and packaged it all up smoothly so I could get it back to my flat. The Kathmandu items are high quality and have already made many trips. They are durable and sleek, and high performance. Just what I needed. The last thing you want to deal with while traveling (with a baby or not) is crap luggage. Summit club membership is free and gains you access to great deals (most of the deals advertised, so...if you want 'em, you'll sign up). Sign up!

I've always been a bit suspicious of Kathmandu-type stores, due to the fact that I'm the least…read moreoutdoorsy person you could come across. I always believe 'outdoor' stores were specially for extreme snowboarders or wannabe Nepalese-mountain climbers. Boy, was I wrong. Set right next to Spitalfields Market and boasting some rather fit staff, Kathmandu has everything for the civilian to adventurer. Water flasks, jackets, thermals, little key ring things with torches on them, it has it all. I actually found heaps of stuff I wanted to buy - probably more in the way you deck yourself out with designer gym wear after only one visit, to realise you're not quite the gym junkie you thought you would become if in fact you had the correct gear. It was fun anyway.