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Everywhere Belt Bag 1L
City Essentials Mini Shoulder Bag 1L
City Essentials Belt Bag 3L
Everywhere Belt Bag 1L
$29 $44 at Lululemon
Everyone's favourite belt bag is on sale in multiple colours, in case you'd like to add another one to your rotation. Made from water-repellent fabric, it's a classic go-to for all of your day-to-day essentials.
Wunder Train High-Rise Tight
$49 $128 at Lululemon
These mid-support leggings are super breathable, sweat-wicking and fast-drying, designed to keep you comfortable while you train. Shoppers describe the material as "buttery soft" and say "they don't slide," either.
City Essentials Belt Bag 3L
$54 $84 at Lululemon
How chic is this belt bag? It's perfect for running errands, catching flights, day trips and everything in between. It's super roomy with a three-litre volume (significantly more than the Everywhere Belt Bag's one-litre volume) — so it can hold a lot.
Relaxed-Tapered Smooth Twill Trouser Cropped
$79 $138 at Lululemon
Here's a pair of casual, sweat-wicking trousers that can be dressed up or down. One reviewer calls them "the perfect pant," noting that the sizes are true.
Pace Breaker Linerless Short 5"
$49 $68 at Lululemon
If you're in the market for new workout shorts, this lightweight pair is designed for both running and training. Like most of Lululemon's activewear, they're sweat-wicking and quick-drying to help keep you comfortable throughout your entire workout.
Align High-Rise Pant
$69 $108 at Lululemon
Believe it or not, the cult-favourite Align Pants are on sale! With their ultra-soft, second-skin feel, you might never want to take them off. And don't fear the lighter colours — they're lined with a second layer for extra coverage.
Dance Studio High-Rise Short 3.5"
$39 $68 at Lululemon
Whether you're running errands or lounging at home, these lightweight shorts will keep you cool and comfy all summer long. With a cinchable drawcord at the waist, you can adjust them for the perfect fit.
Back to Life Sport Bottle
$34 $48 at Lululemon
If you're in need of a new water bottle, give this one a go. Reviewers say it "doesn't leak" and "keeps water cold" — I mean, what more could you ask for?
Wunderlust Multi-Pocket Crossbody Bag 3L
$89 $128 at Lululemon
This compact yet spacious little bag has two zippered front pockets and a large main compartment. It has an adjustable strap and buckle closure, plus you can shop it in four colours.
Clippable Card Pouch
$19 $34 at Lululemon
How sweet is this little card pouch? This little accessory is as functional as it is cute — use it to carry your cards, cash, coins and even extras like hair ties, lip balm and other necessities. The best part? You can clip it onto your bag or keys for convenience.
Cotton Pointelle Cropped Cami Tank Top
$34 $48 at Lululemon
This little tank features a dainty trim along the neckline and adjustable straps. It's soft and perfect for lounging around on hot days.
Align High-Rise Short 4"
$49 $64 at Lululemon
If you can't get enough of Lululemon's Align collection, add these high-rise shorts to your rotation. With the same soft feel as the Align tops and leggings, these lightweight shorts are sure to be your next go-to pair.
City Essentials Mini Shoulder Bag 1L
$39 $64 at Lululemon
I don't know about you, but I'm in love with this little bag. The best part? It can convert into a handy wristlet if you don't feel like slinging it over your arm.
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