Lularoe

[Heisenberg]

Here is where i've gotten most of mine:\
https://www.facebook.com/groups/ezlularoe/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/LuLaRoeHeatherColeVIP/and

a member here, Hollysunshine, signed up to be a distributor but hasn't received product yet but her page is
https://www.facebook.com/groups/LuLaRoeHollyAllen/

I love their dresses too not just leggings! They're great for work

Oh cool I remember Holly! I'll have to add her.

Thanks you guys. I'll take a look at these when I get home.

[*Emma*]

If you find a local person maybe you could go to an in person party. I haven't bought any yet but I'm going to a pop up party next week so I can actually see the product before buying.

[KnittingGuamMama]

Hey! I have a black OS pair brand new I'm selling (among two other solids). I bought way too many and they've sat new in my drawer for three weeks so I'm probably not gonna wear them. PM me if you want pictures

[rocket_lizz]

Oh nooo this is an MLM too?!
I was getting curious about them but not anymore

[[his] lobster]

I have two pairs. I don't love them, and the annoying buying process means I'll likely never buy them again

They're fine for comfort, I only use them as winter pajamas/camping pants because I'm not a leggings person. I'm not sure about sizing. I'm an eight in normal pants but a small/medium in most yoga/PJ/comfy pants and one size are fine for me. I've heard the sizing varies based on the country they're made in but I don't know the details of that. They also don't seem particularly durable but I've only washed mine once or twice so maybe they'll surprise me.

[Mac N Cheese]

Oh nooo this is an MLM too?!
I was getting curious about them but not anymore

It is but sort of different. The consultants own all their inventory.

[rocket_lizz]

It is but sort of different. The consultants own all their inventory.

That's even worse! A job that makes you purchase things before you can begin working isn't a job that should be legal, imo.

[[his] lobster]

That's even worse! A job that makes you purchase things before you can begin working isn't a job that should be legal, imo.

I find the weirdest part is that (according to what I heard), they do not choose what their inventory will be. They are sent random items and then have to attempt to sell them, hoping they get "unicorns" and not all mediocre/hideous stuff.

[rocket_lizz]

I find the weirdest part is that (according to what I heard), they do not choose what their inventory will be. They are sent random items and then have to attempt to sell them, hoping they get "unicorns" and not all mediocre/hideous stuff.

! that is weird. I just don't understand how companies like that are allowed to operate? I assume that the consultants are independent contractors, then, right? But... usually to qualify for being a contractor you have to have personal control over your tools/stock.

[Heisenberg]

I find the weirdest part is that (according to what I heard), they do not choose what their inventory will be. They are sent random items and then have to attempt to sell them, hoping they get "unicorns" and not all mediocre/hideous stuff.

Ew that's no good.