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"  Okay, everyone needs to chill out about the yoga pants. Frankly, do you give a crap about people seeing your ass during yoga? I don&amp;#039;t. But I guess some people do. Right on the heels of the Midwest high school yoga pants ban, during which fusty grown-ups (men, might I add) urged female students to stop wearing the pants to school in order to quit &amp;quot;distracting&amp;quot; male students, Lululemon has recalled their popular black yoga pants style, the Luon, reports USA Today. Apparently the stylish Spandex sweat-rags were accidentally made &amp;quot;too thin&amp;quot;/see-through to pert yoga asses, revealing a little too much of the yogi who&amp;#039;s wearing them. Lululemon retailers are warning their customers that the Luon fabric comprises at least 17 percent of their merchandise, and there is likely to be a shortage. (Also, the company already estimated they&amp;#039;ll lose a solid $20 million in sales.) The Luon items are manufactured in Asia, where there seems to be a &amp;quot;quality control problem&amp;quot; that accounts for the inappropriate sheerness. However, the company claims that the same material&amp;#039;s been used in their pants since 2004. So have Lululemon customers actually been flashing bum for longer than they thought? This is just the latest twist in Yoga Pantsgate, which began here at Cosmo last month following a Good Men Project essay alleging that ladies prance around in yoga pants for the purpose of inciting boners. Although the Zen Buddhist sentiment behind yoga is distinctively to the contrary, yoga studios in New York have been slowly morphing into the high school hallway. If you&amp;#039;re in head-to-toe Lululemon, you&amp;#039;re totally the Downward Dog prom queen. On the other hand, are you in a men&amp;#039;s Hanes undershirt? (Like yours truly?) Not so much. Follow Anna on Twitter: @annabreslaw Image: Lululemon "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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