LuLaRoe Fashion
I’m always on the hunt for new and interesting clothing (shocking, I know). I’ve seen a couple other bloggers talking about LuLaRoe, so I know I’m not the only one enamored with this company. The way I found out about this company was while we were at a fundraising gala where I was lucky enough to win a gift certificate during a silent auction! And just so you know, I wasn’t paid for this post. I bought the auction item, and thought the products would be a nice fit for women reading my blog!
The LuLaRoe line is sold somewhat differently than most clothing. It’s like the Cabi brand but much less expensive (although I see Cabi does sell their clothes online now). So what that means to those of you that don’t know Cabi, is that it’s sold at parties, pop-up boutiques or in this case, if you live in the Denver area, you can visit Hailey for some individual shopping.
The company first started with their leggings. Thus I had to buy a pair to see for myself what all the fuss was about. And you know what they really are amazing. The material is so soft—yet it’s not cotton. Now for us older women (and we know it is perfectly acceptable to wear leggings…I showed all 3 of us with them many times like here & here), these are not a ponte or super thick material. By saying this, I mean that I would definitely wear a longer tunic or sweater over them for coverage. I’m not saying they are thin & see through—I just know how many of us feel about showing too much. They have every size available including kids—from tweens (if you’re extremely petite) to 3XL! As you can see in the photo below, I bought a print pair since I did not have any print leggings. But they have solids also. Check out some of the variety below (the first picture is taken at Hailey’s place).
One great part of this company is they will make an item in a certain print, but after 1000 pieces are made, they will discontinue that print. Thus you don’t have to worry about having the same thing as all of your friends. Of course they don’t just make leggings, they also have skirts, dresses, tops, maxis, and even some kid wear (for girls).
Here’s a sampling of some of the materials made up into the clothing (again at Hailey’s place)
The skirt I’m wearing is the other piece I bought (the same one in the feature picture at the top). I love it because it’s a great length when I’m standing, yet easy to sit in! Both of these items came to under $55—and you know how I love a deal! I wore this skirt for our Black & White with a print post (here), while touring around the Denver Botanic Gardens. The skirt was excellent for exploring that day since it was pretty warm!
The company’s website, LuLaRoe, explains the mission behind the brand and also shows the collection of styles of dresses, skirts and other pieces.