Lululemon's Lewis Hamilton series gives store teams new selling stories
Lewis Hamilton’s new lululemon series gives educators another way to sell men’s, golf and recovery gear as guests arrive with questions already shaped by the campaign.
Lewis Hamilton’s new lululemon series landed on July 13, 2026, with a debut episode pairing the seven-time Formula 1 world champion with lululemon ambassador Min Woo Lee. The content follows Hamilton outside racing and into other sports, giving educators a fresh script for explaining men’s product, training gear, golf and recovery wear in plain terms guests can use.
The campaign is not Hamilton’s first lane inside the brand. On Feb. 24, 2025, lululemon introduced him as its newest ambassador. He would work with the company’s Research and Innovation and Design and Development teams on future products, offering insight on athletic and lifestyle collections. The new series is part of a broader athlete-led strategy that ties content, product feedback and selling language together.
For store teams, the practical value is in how the series translates a celebrity campaign into guest conversation. lululemon’s educators are the heart of the organization and support every point in the guest journey through authentic connection and technical product education. Its brand grew through grassroots, community-led engagement, with relationships built in store, online and at local events. A series built around recovery, focus under pressure and trying unfamiliar sports gives key leaders and assistant managers a common frame for coaching teams on how to explain product performance without sounding like a commercial.
In fiscal 2025, revenue rose 5% to $11.1 billion, and the company opened 44 net new company-operated stores. Its 2025 annual report makes men’s products a key pillar of strategic growth. Hamilton gives the brand a high-profile male athlete who can make that assortment feel less abstract and more connected to real use cases, especially when guests are already seeing the same clips online before they walk into store.
In October 2025, lululemon Gives aimed to impact 20 million people globally and would work with Mission 44 on youth wellbeing and movement and mental-health programming. Hamilton founded Mission 44, so the ambassador relationship now stretches from product development to social impact to in-store selling.
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