You Can Get Paid To Try On Lululemon Clothes & It's The Perfect Side Hustle

It's a dream job for Lululemon lovers!

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This job in Vancouver, B.C., will pay you to try on Lululemon clothes and it's the perfect side hustle.

Basically, this is a dream job for all the Vancouverites that love their Lululemon outfits — and a great way to make extra money.

For two to six hours a week, you will be required to try on clothes at the company’s headquarters in Kitsilano. If you're comfortable standing for long periods of time (up to two hours at a time) this job could be for you.

This will be an independent contractor position with the Vancouver-founded company. Warning though — you may end up wanting to spend all of the money you make on the clothes you're trying on!

The job is accepting applicants of any size over the age of 19. So, if you've always dreamed of being a model and love the brand it could be worth applying for.

The best part is, no previous experience is required.

You can apply for this unique job as a Lululemon Garment Fit Tester through an online application.

Selected applicants will get to proceed to the next step, which will be an online zoom interview.

The company would also like the clothing testers to provide feedback on the products. Anyone that loves to give reviews will be perfect for this gig.

You could have a direct influence on the brand's much-loved leggings and new designs.

Plus, you could also have some extreme bragging rights, telling your friends you get to try on outfits all day.

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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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