Forget Prime Day deals — 7 great buys from Lululemon’s ‘We Made Too Much’ section

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In the market for high-quality activewear? Lululemon’s ‘We Made Too Much’ section is currently filled to the brim with epic savings on staples like socks and shirts, as well as accessories like sweatbands, hats, slides and other summer wear. 

Bezos and the boys will have their work cut out matching these markdowns during next week’s Amazon Prime Day extravaganza. For example, trendy, comfy and colorful Lululemon women’s slides are just $39, marked down from $58, and men’s workout shirts are on sale for $44, reduced from $78. Check out these deals and more below. 

Lululemon activewear deal picks – quick links

Lululemon activewear deals

Lululemon Cotton Terry Sweatband: was $14 now $9

Lululemon Cotton Terry Sweatband: was $14 now $9
This super-soft and stretchy sweatband is perfect for keeping moisture out of your eyes while pounding the pavement, hitting the tennis court or pumping iron. It's also machine washable and dries quickly. Plus, unlike other sweatbands, users love the fact this one doesn't fit too tightly. 

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Lululemon Reflective Crew Socks (men's): was $24 now $19

Lululemon Reflective Crew Socks (men's): was $24 now $19
Do you love to bike or run at night? Lululemon's reflective socks aren't going to get you any nods from fashionistas but they will make you more visible to motorists when the sun drops. Plus, they're tall enough to avoid snickers from the Gen-Z crowd (just say 'no' to no-show socks).

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Lululemon Soft Baller Hat (women's): was $38 now $19

Lululemon Soft Baller Hat (women's): was $38 now $19
Everyone needs a classic black baseball cap in their wardrobe for the summer, and this casual-wearing, outrageously soft option is a whopping 50% off. Better yet, branding on the exterior is minimal while the interior is both sweat-wicking and fast-drying. Play ball! 

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Lululemon Everywhere Belt Bag 1L: was $38 now $29

Lululemon Everywhere Belt Bag 1L: was $38 now $29
A reliable hip-pack is another summertime staple everyone should own, especially when pocket space is limited. Never misplace your phone, keys or wallet again with this dual-compartment, water-repellent, adjustable-strap canvas belt bag. 

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Lululemon Restfeel Slides (women's): was $58 now $39

Lululemon Restfeel Slides (women's): was $58 now $39
Slide into the savings with this deal on women's slides. Available in six fun, eye-popping hues, these puppies just may be the most comfortable pair of sandals you'll ever rock, and we certainly won't judge if you snag more than one pair.

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Lululemon Relaxed-Fit Short-Sleeve Shirt (men's): was $78 now $44

Lululemon Relaxed-Fit Short-Sleeve Shirt (men's): was $78 now $44
I'm a sucker for an ultra-comfy, relaxed-fit workout teeshirt and this Lululemon option fits the bill exceptionally. It's soft, sweat-wicking and doesn't restrict movement, making it a great choice for both exercising in and casual wear. Choose from two cheery colors. 

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Lululemon 7" Pool Short (men's): was $88 now $44

Lululemon 7" Pool Short (men's): was $88 now $44
Not too long and not too short, these stylish grey Lululemon swim trunks are made from quick-drying, water-repellent material and feature a zipper pocket for safeguarding things like credit cards or a hotel room key. 

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On the hunt for more great savings on trendy outerwear and workout gear? You're in luck. In the lead-up to Amazon Prime Day, deals abound. Score big discounts on Under Armour gear and savings on top running shoes including models from Brooks and Saucony. Adidas gear is also on sale. Plus, tons of our favorite Fitbit models are deeply discounted, too.

Dan Bracaglia
Dan Bracaglia
Senior Writer, Fitness & Wearables

Dan Bracaglia covers fitness and consumer technology with an emphasis on wearables for Tom's Guide. Based in the US Pacific Northwest, Dan is an avid outdoor adventurer who dabbles in everything from kayaking to snowboarding, but he most enjoys exploring the cities and mountains with his small pup, Belvedere. Dan is currently training to climb some of Washington State's tallest peaks. He's also a big photography nerd.