I found the best Lululemon yoga pants dupe on Amazon for only $30, a 75% savings and I'm a Lulu snob

LULULEMON fans may want to take a look at a similar brand of yoga pants that could save them nearly $100.

In particular, Lululemon leggings are said to cost anywhere between $98 and $128.

But TikToker catts_corner, who often shows her lifestyle and routine to her more than 23,000 followers, has found a dupe that has blown her away.

Also known as Cat, she calls herself a "Lulu snob"

But she explained in a recent video why you may want to consider buying a particular dupe.

Cat used an example of a $119 Lululemon yoga pant pair and compared them with one that costs only $30.

And she claims both use the "exact same leggings."

She noted that the Lululemon pair and the dupe have inside pockets and a logo on the back.

Additionally, both feature inseams.

But most importantly, Cat raved about the material.

"This is so thick," Cat said of the dupe.

"They feel the exact same. That's how great this quality is."

She went as far as wondering where they had been hiding her entire life.

Well, it turns out they can be found on Amazon under the HeyNuts brand in the range of $20.99 and $37.99.

The cost will depend on the color you select at checkout.

They are available in a variety of ones from hot pink and dazzling blue to daffodil yellow.

By buying the dupe, you would save 75 percent.

Dancing with the Stars performer and TikTok user Linsday Arnold, who goes by lindsarnold on the platform, posted a video explaining her strategy for finding cheap alternatives to name-brand shoes and clothing.

To take advantage of this method, you'll need to shop through the Amazon app on a smartphone.

There you can search by images in addition to text by clicking the square icon in the search bar.

And you can upload any image in your camera roll to see similar products.

For example, Lindsay screenshotted a pair of $1,045 pumps from the high-end brand Amina Muaddi and used the picture to run an Amazon search.

The app then presented her with tons of similar shoes including ones that were $1,000 cheaper.

She settled on a nearly identical $55 pair, while other dupes were listed for $42.

Lindsay also pointed out that you can upload photos of full outfits and toggle between search results for each article of clothing.

For instance, she used a screenshot of a model wearing a STAUD top and she was shown dupes for the top and the model's jeans.

And while she only used this feature to find dupes of clothes and accessories, you can search by any image on Amazon.

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