Lululemon survey finds vast majority of Asian workers want to ditch suits for T-shirts, shorts and yoga pants


More than four in five consumers across Asia-Pacific hope T-shirts, shorts and yoga and jogging pants are here to stay in offices, as companies adopt hybrid or flexible work arrangements, according to a survey conducted by fitness apparel maker Lululemon Athletica.

Of the more than 6,000 individuals surveyed, 96 per cent said comfort was their priority when it came to choosing clothes. And with more companies allowing employees to work from home or choose remote work, 84 per cent said they hoped casual clothing becomes more common in workplaces.

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