Lululemon vs Uniqlo yoga pants? Hong Kong watchdog test reveals no link between cost and quality

Some expensive brands show noticeable reduction in stretchiness and slow evaporation rate, consumer watchdog says after testing 20 brands.
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Women’s yoga pants up to six times more expensive than cheaper ones are not necessarily better, Hong Kong’s consumer watchdog has found after it tested 20 brands of leggings costing between HK$149 (US$19) and HK$980.

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Lululemon vs Uniqlo yoga pants? Hong Kong watchdog test reveals no link between cost and quality

Lululemon vs Uniqlo yoga pants? Hong Kong watchdog test reveals no link between cost and quality

Lululemon vs Uniqlo yoga pants? Hong Kong watchdog test reveals no link between cost and quality

Lululemon vs Uniqlo yoga pants? Hong Kong watchdog test reveals no link between cost and quality

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