Lululemon is facing boycott calls after founder Chip Wilson slammed the company’s diversity and inclusion policies. The 68-year-old entrepreneur founded the Canadian-American sportswear brand in 1998, which has garnered a reputation for comfortable yet high-quality athletic apparel.
Wilson resigned as Lululemon’s Chairman of the Board in 2013 following comments he made criticizing women’s bodies.

And although Wilson departed the retailer over a decade ago, his recent remarks on Lululemon’s efforts to be more inclusive have sparked boycott threats online. In an interview with Forbes, the billionaire expressed disdain for the company’s “whole diversity and inclusion thing,” comparing Lululemon to the Gap.

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