In short: The other private challenger imitating and extending Lululemon's product line. Carlson puts Vuori's and Alo's ads side by side with Lululemon's 78-year-old-influencer campaign to make the marketing-failure case — the mismanagement, not the brand, is what he and Burry argue is broken.
5:09That's something that's very common in the athleisure and in the apparel industry. And there's examples of this. Even with the Lululemon, here are the ads that were running a year or so ago. This is what they looked like. Now, we have on the left here Vuori and Alo Yoga. These are the two biggest competitors, direct competitors to Lululemon.
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