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Amazon’s Alternative to Lululemon’s Define Jacket 2023

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July 7, 2023
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If you’re a frequent TikTok user, you’ve likely seen videos showing off the Lululemon Define Jacket. With countless videos, the most popular with over 1.4 million likes, the jacket has become as popular as it is stylish.

Synonymous with laid-back looks for high-impact fitness, Canadian brand Lululemon has become a character in itself in recent years, with people associating it with the cool girl style behind the ‘Range Rover Mom‘.

It wasn’t long before I, too, was sucked in by the effortless styling videos that often included the Define Jacket, and after watching several influencers show off their purchase, I was soon scouring the internet for my very own.

After some struggles to get my hands on my own Define Jacket, as well as failing to get it in my color choice, I was instantly sold when I saw users sharing their excitement about an affordable alternative to Lululemon’s original version. 

So, I tried both of them out, side-by-side, to see where the differences lie.

Lulelemon Define Jacket vs. the Amazon lookalike

Left: A Lululemon jacket on a hanger. Right: An Amazon athletic jacket on a hanger.

A side by side comparison of the Lululemon Define jacket (left) with the Amazon Queenieke jacket (right).

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The Lululemon jacket was hard to get my hands on.

The craze on social media kept leading to sellouts. For two months I watched the Lululemon website like a hawk, along with sites of other retailers who stock the jacket, and visited multiple stores. Finally, I was able to purchase the jacket, during a middle-of-the-night restock, but couldn’t get the black I wanted, so settled for Heathered Grey — close enough.

Admittedly, the Define Jacket fits like a glove.

The author in a mirror selfie wearing a Lululemon jacket.

When I tried on the Lululemon Define jacket, I was immediately impressed by its sculpting effect.

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When the jacket arrived, it looked tiny, but I was pleasantly surprised that the cottony soft fabric is super stretchy, and I had no problem fitting into my regular size 2. I styled the jacket with a vest top underneath, leggings, and trainers. Most of the time, it was just to wear casually for errands. I did wear it to the gym a handful of times, but got too hot to keep it on.

My body truly did look sculpted, something I was really skeptical about after seeing on TikTok. I didn’t see how a jacket could cinch in my waist, make my bum look more lifted due to its cut, and my arms more toned. But, it does.

When the jacket was due for a wash, I was a little frustrated to find that it can only be machine washed cold, because I like to know that all my sweat and germs are cleaned off in a warmer wash. Luckily, it doesn’t need to be washed very often because of the sweat-wicking fabric.

Then I found a cheaper alternative from Amazon.

The author in a mirror selfie wearing an athletic jacket from Amazon.

Mollie Davies/Insider



After I got my Lululemon jacket, I saw multiple people come up on my FYP sharing that they’d found an affordable alternative on Amazon. I was immediately drawn in.

With over 72% of ratings at five stars on Amazon, I thought that the jacket was well worth a go for the price. I had it on a flash sale for $39.99, instead of $55.99, which is less than half the price of the Lululemon jacket, at $118. More so than the attractiveness of the price, I was interested in being able to get a range of colors, in my size, rather than struggling to get my hands on whatever was left.

The jacket arrived packed tightly within a zip-lock bag. It was a little dusty, which wasn’t ideal, and it was hard to get the creases out because it had been so tightly packed.

The quality difference is obvious in the way the jackets feel, but not how they look.

On first impressions, the jacket looked practically identical. The back vent was there, it had pockets on both the inside and outside, and it had the thumb holes that I found really useful on the Lululemon version.

I looked further at little details and noticed the Amazon jacket needs to be hand-washed, which is slightly inconvenient. And the jackets are both made of 87% nylon and 13% Lycra, but I instantly felt that the Amazon jacket didn’t hug me in the same way that the Lululemon one did. 

In terms of fit, the Lululemon Define Jacket is super figure-skimming, which means that it can be flattering or it can hug parts of the body that you may prefer it didn’t. The feel of the jacket is very solid and the fabric feels very luxe. The Amazon jacket is soft, but feels more cottony than the Lululemon jacket, and instead, feels less sculpting and firm.

I prefer the quality of the Lululemon jacket, but the Amazon version is a great lookalike, has more color options, and is easier to find.

The Lululemon Define Jacket comes in 11 colors, ranging from neutrals to bright colors, all in the same texture and feel. Although there are a decent amount of color options, they are frequently out of stock, especially in black and white. Every color is the same price.

The Amazon jacket has 17 different colorway options, including a camouflage print and a wet-look black snake print. Different colors frequently drop their prices in flash sales, so the prices can vary.

The bottom line

After wearing it for a few hours, it was clear that this jacket is a great alternative for the Lululemon Define Jacket for those who don’t want to pay the price, or can’t get their hands on one, but the quality is not quite the same.

Mollie Davies

Freelance Reporter

Mollie Davies is a health and lifestyle journalist with a degree in English Literature and History and a background in PR and marketing. Mollie has since gone on to contribute to publications that include Cosmopolitan, The Metro, Healthline, HelloGiggles, Reviewed, HuffPost, Independent, and Fabulous, amongst others.
More recently, Mollie has been the Beauty and Style Editor of well-being magazine, The Breakdown.
Basset Hounds are Mollie’s favorite things on the earth, she has her own named Olive. Mollie loves anything with too much sugar in, the color yellow, pop culture, and musical theatre.
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