LULULEMON Groove High-Rise Flared Pant with Pockets 32.5"
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Groove High-Rise Flared Pant with Pockets 32.5"

LULULEMON

$120.00

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Graphite Grey Groove High-Rise Flared Pant with Pockets 32.5" inseam feels weightless and buttery-soft thanks to the Nulu fabric, which moves with you and wicks sweat. It hugs from waist to knee and blossoms into a clean flare, while a high-rise waistbandLengthens the silhouette. Hand pockets and a back waistband pocket tuck cards or keys away. (shop.)

On the body, the 32.5" length sits just off the ground for most heights, letting the flare fall freely over sneakers or sandals. The pockets keep small essentials accessible during errands or a studio warm-up, and the four-way stretch plus Lycra fibre help the fit hold through bends and stretches without sag. (shop.)

Part of the Groove lineage, this version fuses performance comfort with fashion-forward detail. The graphite shade reads versatile with neutrals and brights alike, while the pocketed silhouette nods to a utilitarian mood that pairs well with cropped tops, hoodies, or tailored jackets, keeping pace with the era's athleisure vibe. (shop.)

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Fit Notes

  • High-rise waist provides a secure fit through the midsection.
  • Flared leg shape creates movement from hip to hem.
  • Pockets offer practical storage without altering silhouette.
  • Inseam length listed as 32.5 inches.

About lululemon

Lululemon, the powerhouse of athleisure, continues to redefine the boundaries of fashion and function as we step into 2025. The brand's commitment to innovation is evident in their latest collection, which seamlessly blends cutting-edge technology with street-style aesthetics. From the buttery-soft Nulu fabric that's become a staple in their Align franchise to the introduction of the GridLiner Fleece line, Lululemon is proving that comfort and style are not mutually exclusive.