lululemon Define Jacket

Mia Maples liked the Define Jacket overall and was pleasantly surprised by how closely Amazon’s dupe matched it. She praised the jacket’s flattering, slimming seams, thumbhole/Cuffins-style hand coverage, and warm, substantial fabric, and said the fit felt true-to-intent (though the dupe ran a touch roomier). Her tone was upbeat and impressed—calling the knockoff “ridiculously” similar—while noting color and minor back-panel differences and that some dupes use slightly different, less athletic-feeling fabrics. Bottom line: Mia views the Amazon option as a strong, cost-saving alternative if you don’t need the exact Lulu material.

Jess McKay is clearly positive and fond of the Define jacket overall. She praises Luon for structure and Nulu for buttery softness, calls the Luon classic durable and flattering, and likes details like cuffins, thumbholes, zipper garage, locker loop, and the emergency hair‑tie zipper pull; she recommends sizing up if you dislike a tight fit. Jess also balances enthusiasm with practical notes: Nulu is delicate, care matters, some variants feel less compressive, and new/relaxed styles may suit different needs. Her tone is enthusiastic but measured, aimed at helping viewers choose the right Define version for their lifestyle.

Jennifer Wang is cautiously underwhelmed by the Define Jacket. She praises Lululemon’s consistent construction and signature features—thumbholes, zipper garage and waist-snatching fit—but says the current Luon feels thinner, less structured, and not worth repurchasing; it still compresses well but isn’t comfortable layered and sleeves can bunch. Her tone is measured: appreciative of craftsmanship but disappointed by material changes and declining value compared with older versions, so she’s unlikely to buy another Define unless Lululemon returns to the sturdier, more substantial fabric she preferred.

Gabby is broadly positive and enthusiastic about the Define jackets. She praises the classic Luon for durability and warmth and the newer Nulu/Nulux-like pieces for their buttery softness and stretch, calling the cropped Nulu her favorite; she repeatedly recommends sizing up if you want less of a “hugged” fit. She flags tradeoffs—Nulu is more delicate and prone to pilling/snags, newer styles dropped the mesh vent, and the relaxed fit felt too oversized for her. Practical details (zipper garage, Cuffins, removable hair tie, thumbholes) earn consistent praise, and her hands-on try-ons feel helpful and authentic.

Anna is clearly positive about the lululemon Define Jacket. She praises the soft, sculpting Luon-like fabric, thumbholes/Cuffins, high zip and pockets, and says it’s flattering and warm for layering, but warns it runs tight (recommends sizing up), shows early signs of wear around the zipper after heavy use, and calls white impractical because it soils easily. She views it as a premium, stylish pick worth the price for those who value the look and feel, but advises choosing darker colors for durability and sizing carefully if you prefer more movement.

Bekah is clearly positive and genuinely enthusiastic about the Define family. She praises the luon and nulu fabrics for comfort and stretch, calls the full‑length and cropped Defines flattering and versatile (her favorite is the cropped nulu), and recommends staying true to size for most pieces—except suggesting size down for the half‑zip if you prefer a snug fit or size up for larger busts. She flags real negatives: the zip‑front pants’ slipping zipper and unflattering cut, and that some cropped/half‑zip lengths aren’t as waist‑hitting. Overall upbeat, practical, and hands‑on.

Grace On Ice is clearly pleased with the Define Jacket. She bought a size 6 (usually a 4) to allow layering, used it for two months of skating and light exercise, washed it gently, and reports no pilling or damage—just some fuzzing on the tag. She praises the warmth-without-overheating, quality feel, thumbhole/Cuffins-like details (and an elastic zipper-pull hair tie), and recommends it for figure skaters; overall tone is enthusiastic and confidently positive, with only minor care-related caveats and sizing advice.

Sonja Lauren liked the Define Jacket overall and came away enthusiastic but practical. She loved the colors, slimming “snatch” fit, and thumbhole/Cuffins-style sleeve benefits, but repeatedly stressed sizing — size 2 felt tight while a 4 gave more room and comfort; fit varies by length and color. Her tone was excited and playful (dressing-room fun), offering honest buying tips: try both sizes in-store and expect a snug, sculpted feel. She also noted value-conscious choices (waiting for sales) and mixed fit across variants, so sizing up is a common, useful takeaway.

Ani Veve is clearly enthusiastic—she loves the Define Jacket in Nulu and calls it flattering, buttery-soft, and wearable every day. She prefers the cropped, hoodless Nulu for her 5'2" frame, praises thumbholes/Cuffins, smooth zippers, and moisture-wicking performance (even for cardio), but flags that Nulu isn’t very insulating, light colors may stain, the hood can flop, and the cropped version covers less. Her practical tip: try both fabrics/lengths in store; if you want the snatched, second-skin look go Nulu cropped, but expect limited warmth in cold weather.

Whitney Nicole is clearly enthusiastic and calls the Define Jacket a go-to favorite. She praises its sculpting, buttery Nulu vs. denser Luon differences, thumbholes/Cuffins, hidden key pocket, and flattering seams, while advising true-to-size for a snug fit or sizing up to layer. Whitney also values durability—showing a well-worn 2013/14 jacket—and loves the cropped Nulu for workouts, but notes high price and quick sell-outs. She offers two Amazon dupes that mimic appearance (with minor feature gaps), making her recommendation pragmatic for both fans and budget-conscious shoppers.

Tiffany is generally positive about the lululemon Define Jacket. She likes its contour stitching, thumbhole/Cuffins-style sleeve mitts, breathable mesh back and slim, flattering fit, and says the size 4 felt comfortably less constricting than a 2. Her tone is appreciative but measured—she favors the Fig dupe’s softer, warmer fleece and deeper pockets, and notes Lululemon’s lighter, more breathable Luon-like feel is better for active wear. Overall Tiffany recommends the Define for its shaping and thoughtful details but suggests sizing up if you want less compression.

Karen is clearly enthusiastic — she loves the Define Jacket. She praises the Luon’s soft, breathable stretch, the thumbholes/Cuffins, secure zip pockets, flattering collar and sculpted fit, and calls it her go-to despite the price; she warns it runs tight and recommends sizing up, notes limited layering space, and flags cost and occasional dupes as budget alternatives. Her tone is genuinely delighted and personal (she bought it, tried sizes, and shows pockets), so the recommendation is wholehearted but practical: great fabric and details if you’re okay paying premium and buying a size larger for comfort.