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Lululemon's $300 Leggings and What You Could Spend Your Money On Instead

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Oct 31, 2016

Lululemon's $300 Leggings and What You Could Spend Your Money On Instead

Who hasn't dreamed of the day they could walk into a LuLulemon store, search for what they want, and confidently walk up to the register ready to make their purchase. And since we know the legging trend is here to stay, why not invest in a good pair, right? Well, if you thought LuLulemon purchases have been breaking your bank in the past, buckle in. LuLulemon just dropped their newest design, reflective splatter-printed athletic wear, with the leggings costing a whole $298.

So instead of dropping that money on those leggings, here are 5 things you can (and probably should) spend your money on instead.

1. College textbooks

You think your wallet is pretty invincible until the new semester starts and you remember that College requires you to buy your own books.

2. Iced Coffee

With Dunkin Iced Coffees coming in at $2.79 for a large, thats 107 days of caffeine.

3. Food

Do I actually have to go more in depth on this one?

4. An actual gym membership so you have somewhere to wear your hella expensive leggings to.

I'm just kidding, don't let anyone tell you where and when it is appropriate to wear your workout inspired clothing.

5. Or three pairs of normal Lululemon leggings that you will most definitely get more wear out of.

But hey, its your money so do what you want!

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