Great tips but I’m not sure if all would apply to Lululemon items produced before a certain date. I have what I think might be a Lululemon Scuba - I don’t know which hoodie name is which - that I know is real because I bought it at the Lululemon store on 4th Avenue in Vancouver (I think it’s the first Lululemon store) around 2010. Nobody would have thought of faking Lululemon back then because its fans were mostly yoga geeks in Vancouver. I had a habit of stopping at the store on my way to Whole Foods and as a way to kill time while my dog was at the groomers. It doesn’t have a rip tag. I probably removed it. Nor does it have a YKK zipper. The brand of the zipper is Ideal. There’s also no size dot. The only identifying feature is a large tag inside on the back with the a mountain, the logo and the words “Special Edition”. I’ve seen a couple in the same pattern on eBay. Nearly threw it out a few years ago but decided not to because it’s extremely warm and I get nostalgic about cross-country skiing on Cypress Mountain every time I wear it. The Wunderunders I got around the same time don’t have the size dot either. Amazingly they’re still in relatively good condition which is not bad for a pair of twelve year old leggings.

Hey there, just wondering where you found the bluish, striped fake. I received one eerily similar as a Christmas present, and have some curiosity about where it came from. Thanks in advance!

Do you know if they make fake lululemon tights, yoga pants etc?

I hv a questions mine seems to be authentic thanks to ur video, but do they have sizing in the pocket like the leggings?

These aren't true facts. I physically went to a lululemon store and bought a scuba hoodie and only one side of the tag is shiny. The outside of the emblem is skinnier while the logo is still perfectly centered.

So basically stuff that no one can really tell...hmm thanks now I know what to get for Christmas.

Awesome video.

Where are the fakes purchased from?