- Is the lace jacquard stretchy enough for yoga?
- It has some give, but lace jacquard is stiffer than Lululemon's knit leggings. It suits low-impact yoga and studio wear better than hot yoga or deep stretching.
- How does the fit run?
- It is a high-rise flared cut, so the waist sits at the natural waist and the leg widens from the knee. Lululemon's size chart is the safest guide; the listed sizes are US 10 and 14.
- What sizes are available?
- The listing shows US sizes 10 and 14. Other sizes may exist elsewhere but are not part of this listing.
- Can I wear these outside the studio?
- Yes. The lace paisley reads more like a going-out pant than athletic wear, so they work with a fitted top or a cropped jacket.
- How should I care for the lace?
- Wash cold on a delicate cycle or by hand, and air dry. Skip the dryer and avoid Velcro and rough zippers, which can snag the lace.
- Is it worth buying over Lululemon's other flared pants?
- Choose it for the lace paisley look, not for performance. Lululemon's knit flared pants stretch and recover better for training, while this one is the dressier option.
- Where is the Lululemon Lace Jacquard High-Rise Flared Pant cheapest?
- At Lululemon, for $59.00, as of our latest check.