Athletic apparel company, Lululemon, whose Luon black yoga pants were pulled out of the market for being too sheer, has started putting them back into shelves after fixing the see-through problem in them.
Lululemon Athletica Inc., which blamed the see-through nature of their pants on a style change and production problems, hired a new team to oversee the making of the pants that cost about 72 to 98 dollars, CBS News reported.
Since the company announced that it was pulling their yoga pants off shelves, its shares have risen by about 18 percent.
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