You Can Get Paid To Design Lululemon Accessories & It's An Absolute Dream Job

They offer some sweet perks!

Lululemon bag. Right: Lululemon store.

Lululemon bag. Right: Lululemon store.

Contributing Writer

Designing trendy accessories like belt bags and scrunchies is actually a full-time job at Lululemon — and they're looking for someone in Vancouver, B.C., to fill the role.

The popular company is hiring right now, and they offer some sweet benefits.

Basically, this is a dream job for Vancouverites who love anything Lululemon and have a background in fashion.

The position is based in Vancouver and you will get to design and create Lululemon athletic accessories.

The company has some awesome perks, like a monthly allowance to put toward health goals and employee discounts — making the position even better.

The job does have some educational requirements. To apply, you need to have either a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Fine Arts or one that is equivalent.

To become an accessory designer with Lululemon you will also need at least four years of previous industry experience, and an understanding of Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Excel, Word and Mac platforms.

If you do qualify, and successfully land the position, you will even get to write the iconic “Why We Made This” lines for all your own designs, according to the job posting.

The position also said that a requirement of working for Lululemon is to make sure to integrate "fun and joy" into your job and not to take yourself too seriously.

Designer

Location: Vancouver, BC

Who Should Apply: This is the perfect job for a fashion-forward Lululemon fan in Vancouver! You can flex your creativity in this role and get some cool perks while you're at it.

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  • Ashley Harris (she/her) is a writer from Vancouver, Canada, who is passionate about discovering the best restaurants and activities in the city. A huge foodie, she has written for multiple print and digital magazines and is also a local foodie influencer.

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