lululemon does not run an open wholesale program for resellers, so wholesale lululemon for resale is pre-owned, graded stock from suppliers like ThriftUp. Here is how buying works, what to ask, and what it costs.
Why there is no 'official' wholesale for resellers
lululemon's own wholesale program serves studios and pro shops with new product and does not accept marketplace sellers. Overstock and liquidation lots are rare and inconsistent. Pre-owned graded lots are the dependable supply.
The buying process
Message a supplier with your business type, quantity, categories and ship-to state. Expect a per-piece quote by grade, a packing list and photos of the actual bales before payment. Pay by wire; receive tracking or a bill of lading.
What it costs
Grade A runs about $10–$22 per piece depending on bundle size; Grade B $6–$13. Shipping is extra: parcel for 100–300 pieces, freight for more.
Questions to ask any supplier
How do you grade? Can I see photos of my exact lot? What is the claims policy? Do you provide a packing list? What is the Grade A share? A supplier that cannot answer these clearly is a risk.
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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.