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"  Photo: Getty Images Recently, shoppers of Lululemon&amp;#039;s zeitgeisty yoga pants have criticized the product&amp;#039;s pilling, unraveling seams, and semi-sheer fabric. In March, the company was forced to recall shipments of see-through pants (claiming &amp;quot;faulty production&amp;quot; as the issue). Since returning to the market, Lululemon says the &amp;quot;testing process&amp;quot; for the pants has changed, But brand-wearers are still finding their downward dog ruined by the sheer fabric (it exposes underwear). Lululemon co-founder Chip Wilson has a new message for Lululemon customers: It&amp;#039;s not us, it&amp;#039;s you. Speaking on Bloomberg TV yesterday, Wilson explained that the knitted fabric can only be stretched so far before it goes sheer. He said: &amp;quot;frankly, some women&amp;#039;s bodies don&amp;#039;t work for it.&amp;quot; And wait, there&amp;#039;s more! &amp;quot;They don&amp;#039;t work for some women&amp;#039;s bodies\u2026it&amp;#039;s really about the rubbing through the thighs, how much pressure is there over a period of time, how much they use it.&amp;quot; Because why design a product for women&amp;#039;s bodies and actually have it work for everyone, when you can design it for only those who are thin and then fat shame the rest?  Photo: Getty Images "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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