Lululemon Athletica’s shares failed after the retailer cautioned its holiday business endured a shot due to the Omicron variant.

Shares of the expensive yoga clothing chain were down in excess of 5% at $336.90 early Monday after the organization cautioned deals and benefits are moving toward the low finish of its previous estimates.

“We began the holiday season in a solid position yet have since encountered a few outcomes of the Omicron variant, including expanded limit imperatives, more restricted staff accessibility, and decreased working hours in specific areas,” CEO Calvin McDonald said in a statement

The company said its final quarter deals are moving toward the lower part of its $2.1 billion to $2.2 billion gauge adding that its benefits would likewise come in on the low finish of its changed benefit conjecture of $3.25 to $3.32 a share.

Lululemon has been one of the retail recipients of the pandemic as more buyers searched out comfortable apparel and exercise stuff to keep in shape at home, yet the quick spreading Omicron variant has at long last found Vancouver-based company.

Other retailers have been compelled to diminish their hours, including Macy’s, as worker deficiencies due to higher COVID-19 disease rates negatively affect its staffing levels. Walmart closed 60 stores in December for 48 hours to sanitize the stores.