Lululemon Founder Criticizes DEI Approach, Remarks on Unwanted Customers
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Chip Wilson, the billionaire founder of Lululemon, has criticized the brand's move towards inclusivity and diversity, particularly in its advertising campaigns and product sizing. Despite stepping down from the board in 2013 and distancing himself from the company, Wilson remains its largest individual shareholder and has made controversial comments about the brand's direction and customer base. Lululemon, on the other hand, has seen a significant increase in revenue following its inclusive initiatives, and the company has stated that Wilson's views do not represent those of the brand, emphasizing their commitment to inclusivity and diversity.
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