If you’ve invested half your yearly salary in luon clothes (like me) you’re well aware of the dreaded lululemon tear out tags. Even if you only own a few pieces - you’ve probably discovered their horror.
What’s the deal? These tags, with their all important information like the garments size and washing instructions are meant to […]
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What’s The Deal With lululemon Tear Out Tags?
Published by May 2nd, 2008 in Criticism and Fabrics and Features. 0 CommentsCheck Out These Related Posts:
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