For lululemon leggings, Grade A means no visible flaws at arm's length and Grade B means light cosmetic wear that does not affect use. We check every pair for holes, waistband stretch, pilling on the inner thigh, and fading on the seat.
Grade A in this category
Gently used, no visible flaws at arm's length: no holes, stains, heavy pilling or fading. Resells as 'excellent used condition'.
Grade A pieces list at 45–65% of lululemon retail on Poshmark and eBay and sell fastest.
Grade B in this category
Visibly worn but fully wearable: light pilling, minor fading, small marks or a loose thread. No holes or major stains.
Grade B pieces list at 25–40% of retail and suit bin stores, thrift racks and bundle deals.
Common flaws we look for
We check every pair for holes, waistband stretch, pilling on the inner thigh, and fading on the seat.
Pieces with holes, set-in stains, broken zippers or heavy fading are rejected and never shipped in either grade.
Choosing a grade split for your business
Online resellers usually take 70/30 or Grade A only. Thrift racks take 70/30. Bin stores and flea-market sellers take Grade B only for the lowest per-piece cost.
Read next
- Grade A vs. Grade B lululemon Shorts: What to Expect
- How to Photograph and List Used lululemon Sports Bras
- How to Negotiate Wholesale Clothing Prices
Pricing and fee figures are indicative and change; check current platform terms. ThriftUp is not affiliated with lululemon athletica.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy the stock discussed in this guide?
ThriftUp sells graded A/B pre-owned lululemon from 100 pieces; message us on WhatsApp with your quantity and categories.
How current is this guide?
Updated 2026-10-13. Resale prices and platform fees are reviewed regularly.