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Welcome to Add to Cart, in which Esquire editors tell you about the clothes, shoes, watches, gear, gadgets, booze, and anything else we're coveting right now. - The Editors at Esquire |
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You probably remember the first time you bought something from Lululemon. In fact, you probably still wear it to this day. That's why we love the brand—the stuff actually lasts. Whether you're shopping for a sweatshirt or socks, you're about to have it for a decade, so you can rest assured that anything you buy is an investment. And today, we're talking about one of Lululemon's most iconic product categories: the pants. |
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The real stuff, not all those specs you don't understand. |
| Jeans aren't just a last resort for when your sweatpants are dirty—they're a way of life. |
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Weeknight binges or weekend naps are your art. This is your canvas. |
| Rolling calls and getting steps in? Maximum productivity. |
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There's a reason the white sneaker has become the go-to champion for so many sneaker stalwarts and DTC upstarts alike: It's a hero product, in the most literal sense of the word. As in, it's here to save you after you swore off sneakers for all of, like, a month, before you realized there's no loafer on earth as comfortable as your favorite pair of runners. Easy to style, endlessly versatile, and somehow always elegant, the white sneaker—in leather, canvas, suede, or even some high-tech knitted fabric—is a year-round staple, and it's here to stay. |
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