lucy Activewear

Colette is cute, and very helpful. I love how soft and trendy their clothing is. Less expensive than Lulu as well

Store manager was very helpful and knowledgable about brand and products. Very friendly. I have never been to Lucy before and worn their products. after my experience at this location I most definitely will be investing in their sportswear.

i went in today and was completely ignored until i went up to the counter to pay for my purchase. The sales girl had no personality. She did try to add on to my purchase but she had no sparkle or smile.

I’ve always liked going to this Lucy location because it’s clean and organized. I decided to write this review because of the stellar customer service I got from Collen. I was looking for an item that was sold out online and in the store. She called around and found it in another store. She worked it out so the item can be sent to my house. Fast, organized and great communication!!! Thank you Collen for the above and beyond service!!!

ummm, does anyone else think it’s a bit ridic to pay 175 bucks for some stretchy black pants?
*raises hand*
i get that they’re cute, i get that they’re functional, i get that they make my ass look hot (ter) to my boyfriend who is responsible for habitually ordering fat riddled desserts … but, yo, i’m just gonna sweat in ‘em and make ‘em stinky … and, for that price, i can buy two pairs of nike ones! i might be supporting child labor by doing so, but at least i’m getting my money’s worth, dammit. also, i’m really poor — i just checked my bank account and i’m gonna have to save this winter to hit a zero balance.
still, who can’t love a store with shiny, perky employees who are — surprisingly! — NOT annoying and say things like, «what’s on your ‘i will’ list?» yeah, yeah, i get that that’s marketing, people, but i have drunk the kool-​aid with the purchase of my happy new water bottle since my old one looked as though it got gang-​banged in the park.
with its inspirational words, «sweat once a day,» i hope not to gain 32 432 432 pounds this holiday season. wish me luck. it’s looking like it’s gonna be a loooonnnggg winter.

They’re not cheap, but their workout clothes stand the test of time. :) I workout between 4 – 6 times a week. Dance classes plus cross training… so they run through the wash a TON. I have Lucy stuff I’ve been wearing from 2010 — and they still look great. I guess I do love Lucy. :)

Love the Burlingame location… don’t remember the woman’s name that usually helps me, but is often very helpful… love the pant fit!!! I teach dance and I just found out they have a 25% fitness instructor discount…

Yet another place to blow my hard-​earned $. At least their stuff’s cute. Some of their ultra comfy clothes can be disguised as normal work clothes (everyday pants). Sales racks are my friends.

I came during slow hours and they only had two staff members working. A bit of a wait but one of the ladies was eventually able to help me exchange my online order. I purchased some pants that were too big and they gladly let me exchange something for equal value. I found their sale rack which just so happened to be an additional 30% off already marked down clearance.
Quality of their stuff is great. I love lucy activewear.

I love this store! Every time I go in, I find something I «have to have» — great clothes, comfortable, and cute. It is a bit expensive, but if you go when they have sales going on, you can get some great deals! I also really like the women that work there — especially Laura, who has always been so pleasant and helpful when I go in — bringing me different sizes, different things to try on that I might like, and honest opinions when I request them. I stop in whenever I’m on Burlingame Ave… this is my favorite Lucy location, but I really like their clothes so I hit other stores too including online! Another positive thing is that they are great about returns, even taking returns of things you bought online, and with a smile! I had to bring back a shirt I bought that came unstitched after I wore and washed it once — and they happily took it back and apologized for the apparent defect.

Service is great! Super friendly and it’s a great place to browse on a sunny Sunday after brunch at Copenhagen. Sales are nice like the time I bought «Eat, Sleep, Work Out» tank for $ 4, originally $ 30 or something. Talk about «Hell yeah!» xD
Cute clothes and other accesories, good service, and convenient location. Yay!(:

I had high hopes for this store. I saw it from a distance and had some time before eating anniversary dinner around the corner. I’m in the market for workout gear, so I came in here excited and ready to drop some serious cash on cute outfits. Unfortunately, I was in for some racial profiling! Ok sure this is Burlingame, but I shop at the Mac store, Sephora and Gap and it’s not even that bad. I walk in and I SMILE first and the employee closest to the door, and she turns away. Okay-​maybe I’m tripping I head to the back check out the racks and the lady in front of me with the stroller gets a great greeting from the sales person in the back. She tells her they’re a sale on this and that. Hmmm-​I turn around and the manager at the counter is doing something and I look at her to ask her where I could find… she turns around quick and goes to greet other customers in the front. Not one salesperson or manager was down to give me service or even a greeting! I couldn’t believe it. I’m seriously disappointed because I was wanted to purchase some gear! Man I was a manager at Nordies for years, I know this is unacceptable Customer Service.
I was ready to drop like $ 200, but it was a scene straight out of Pretty Woman. Maybe they thought I was going to steal some capris. Folks: DON’T BOTHER coming to Lucy, spend your money elsewhere where they service all races! BOO LUCY BURLINGAME

Lucy is a fine store for lounge wear, yoga wear and maybe even some light cardio wear (e.g. stairmaster, elliptical). However, Lucy’s clothes are totally inadequate for runners. Don’t believe the Lucy customer service people if they tell you otherwise (as they apparently do). Those pants aren’t going to stay up and they aren’t breathable.
Prices are a bit high but the sales are awesome! The clothes are fashionable.

Not cheap active wear but the service makes up for the price (kinda-​it is pretty expensive for what are essentially stretch pants).
I had a return from the online store, unfortunately they didn’t have my particular item in the store any longer but the woman there was really friendly and offered to take my info and call all the other stores and have the item sent free to me once she found it so I wouldn’t have to wait there while she did it and offered similar items and really took her time and walked through the store with me. Just really nice and helpful, I didn’t catch her name but she had brown hair and bangs she should get a promotion! Thanks if you read this!

Yes, it’s true… the stuff here isn’t cheap but I still love this place because the quality of their clothing is excellent. I’ve had Tshirts that I bought maybe 5 years ago that have kept their shape and color and I’ve worn and washed them to death. I’m a big graphic tee fan and they have such cute designs that I find hard to resist.
Last weekend I scored at the sale rack — 2 pairs of capris, 2 tees, a jacket and a mini pocket pouch all for $ 127. Can’t beat that! This is why I always stop in and peruse the sale rack because you just don’t know what you might find.
The service is always on point and I love how they are super helpful and knowledgeable and more importantly, they don’t pressure you to do or buy anything. Now, just like all the other Lucy Unilocalers, I’m waiting patiently for my coupons to arrive so I can make my next trip over there!

I’m not sure what happened to this store, but the workout clothes have just become very unappealing. The colors and textures for their seasonal clothes are bland. The small store is packed. They may be marketing to older women since their latest mail ad models were older (or maybe I’m just older and in denial). Maybe they’re letting lululemon down the street take care of the younger yogi demographic.
I’m on their email and mailing list, so when I get the 30% off coupons I stock up on my Champion sports bras which have more support than the cheaper ones they sell at dept stores. If you’re in their system and their mailing list and forget your coupon, they’ll look you up and honor the discount! I’ve never seen this anywhere else…

Is it just me or did the prices get ridiculously expensive here? I remember shopping here when they first opened and prices seemed very reasonable and the clothing was all cute and fit well. They’re still cute and fit well, but my favorite workout pants are suddenly almost a hundred dollars WTF!?!
So now I use the discount coupons and am back to paying my old prices.

I love their clothes. They have a variety of clothing for women that compliment any body type. Yoga, Walking/​Running, casual wear, work out tops, built in support tank tops; t-​shirts, jackets, shoes!
I personally like the cargo pants, capri pants; t-​shirts, and the yoga pants. They always have excellent sales, and if you get on their mailing list you can often get 20−30% off your prices.

Cheaper than Lulu Lemon, but the name isn’t as fun!!!
However, when they are rockin’ the sales, they are rockin’ the sales.
Microfiber sports bra– ½ the lowest mark down — so 8 bucks after tax!
If I have to wear some medieval contraption to hold the girls in tight so there isn’t any bounce and jiggle when I work out, I’ll do it. But that doesn’t mean I want to spend a lot of money on the instrument of torture.

I am unable to justify spending $ 75 for sweats. I mean, really. So it’s no wonder that I make a beeline for the sale racks in the back with 20−50% off markdowns and completely ignore the regular-​priced merchandise. The sales allow me to pay more realistic prices for quality work-​out wear. Yoga pants, message tees that don’t hawk whorish messages but instead are about peace and harmony through exercise and positive body image. The pants sizes come in short, regular and tall – short is perfect for the vertically challenged like me.
By the way, don’t throw this stuff in the dryer. The quality means there’s a lot of wear left in these clothes, but the shrinkage! – I’ve had many a pair of long sweats that I’ve managed to turn into capris.