Lululemon Losing Core Customer, Analyst Randy Konik Explains
CNBC TelevisionNovember 5, 20253 min44,625 views
8 connectionsΒ·10 entities in this videoβLululemon's Core Customer Shift
- π― Lululemon has lost its core customer, who has moved on to brands like Alo and Viori.
- π This shift is a significant problem because the core customer is the one spending the most money annually.
- β οΈ Attempting to court non-core customers, such as teenagers with belt bags, is a sign of losing market share and heading down a slippery slope.
Apparel Industry Cycles and Competition
- π‘ The apparel industry is highly competitive, with many companies vying for market share.
- β³ Brands like Under Armour experienced a decade of dominance, similar to Lululemon's previous success from 2005-2015.
- π The speaker suggests that a decade of market dominance might be the typical cycle for a great company, implying Lululemon's period of leadership may be over.
Questionable Business Strategies
- π The recent NFL deal and the Mirror acquisition are described as "gum against the wall" strategies, not substantial bets.
- π³ A partnership with American Express offering $75 per quarter to cardholders is deemed
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LululemonAloVioriNFL DealCore CustomerMarket ShareApparel IndustryBrand DominanceUnder ArmourEarnings ImplosionProduct Assortment
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