LuLaRoe Leggings Tear as Easily as 'Wet Toilet Paper,' New Lawsuit

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After hearing from disgruntled customers that its leggings rip easily, clothing retailer LulaRoe is now facing legal action. Two of those customers recently filed a lawsuit in the northern district of California accusing the company of knowingly selling and marketing defective leggings, according to the Consumerist. The plaintiffs, Julie Dean and Suzanne Jones, allege that the company has improperly advertised the quality of its leggings — and even ignored customer complaints pertaining to issues with the pants.
After hearing from disgruntled customers that its leggings rip easily, clothing retailer LulaRoe is now facing legal action. Two of those customers recently filed a lawsuit in the northern district of California accusing the company of knowingly selling and marketing defective leggings, according to the Consumerist. The plaintiffs, Julie Dean and Suzanne Jones, allege that the company has improperly advertised the quality of its leggings — and even ignored customer complaints pertaining to issues with the pants.
After hearing from disgruntled customers that its leggings rip easily, clothing retailer LulaRoe is now facing legal action. Two of those customers recently
LuLaRoe, the ridiculously successful fashion company known for its bright and comfortable leggings and genius marketing plan, is in trouble. While the company’s innovative direct sales model (one that relies largely on Facebook and other Internet communities) has made many women loyal supporters of the business because it allows them the unique opportunity to build their own pop-up shops and make commission as consultants, the business structure has also had its complications. The California-headquartered company was slammed with a lawsuit on Feb. 17 in U.S. District Court in Western Pennsylvania that alleges it has been illegally collecting sales tax in states that don’t have it.