LuLaRoe is facing a class-action lawsuit over claims that its popular leggings tear and develop holes after as little as a few hours of wear.
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LuLaRoe is getting sued over claims that its popular leggings rip 'like wet toilet paper’
The lawsuit accuses the women's clothing brand of ignoring thousands of customer complaints about the quality of its leggings.
Customers have shared hundreds of photos on social media of LuLaRoe leggings with large holes in the fabric.
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"Thousands of customers across the United States are now stuck with defective products because Defendants will neither issue refunds or make exchanges for customers and instead steer customers to the fashion consultants to deal with defective or damaged products," the lawsuit states.
The clothing company has grown rapidly over the last two years, with sales soaring an estimated 600% to $1 billion last year, according to another recent lawsuit that accuses the company of charging customers the wrong sales tax.
LuLaRoe doesn't sell any products in stores.
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