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New retail shops from Bandier, Alo and more to get your athleisure fix

The city’s activewear scene continues to shape up.

Here’s a look at new places to get your fill of leggings and tanks — as well as take a yoga class or grab a matcha latte — that debuted in New York City this month:

STUDIO SPACE: Alo SoHo

The Los Angeles-based yoga brand now has a permanent presence in the Big Apple, debuting its first New York City flagship in SoHo. Customers can shop the brand’s selection of leggings, leotards and bras on the ground floor, then put their gear to use at the store’s second-floor yoga studio. The space offers up to eight yoga and fitness classes daily, starting at $25, including worships in handstands, backbends and splits. Post-class or shopping trip, you can refuel at the store’s cafe, which serves Stumptown Coffee, Health-Ade Kombucha and nitro matcha on tap. 96 Spring St.

SNEAKER LOVE: Bandier

Devotees of this women’s activewear retailer will have to travel a little farther south for its “Fitness District” location. The store relocated its Flatiron shop, opening a two-level store a few blocks away on Fifth Avenue. In addition to its collection of brands like Nike, Dagne Dover and Alala, the new location features a devoted footwear section on the lower level and a grab-and-go cafe from trendy healthyish eatery Broken Coconut, serving yogurt, avocado toast and matcha lattes. 108 Fifth Ave.

POP-UP SHOP: Rhone

The men’s activewear brand has a retail location at Brookfield Place, and is available at retailers such as Lole and health clubs such as Life Time and Equinox. For the next six months, it is also holding a “shop-in-shop” in three JackRabbit locations in Manhattan. Through Nov. 30, you can shop a curated selection of Rhone gear, such as its running shorts and shirts. 10 Columbus Circle, 42 W. 14th St., 1051 Third Ave.

On the horizon

RYU

The Canadian performance brand, which stands for Respect Your Universe, is opening its first U.S. store in Williamsburg, likely this summer. 76 N. Fourth St.

Lululemon

The yoga favorite, which has more than a dozen locations in New York City, continues to grow, coming to the ground floor of the Time Warner Center this fall. 10 Columbus Circle

Bandier

This August, the store is poised to open another Manhattan location, this one in SoHo, which will also feature its fitness studio concept Studio B and a cafe concept. Zero Bond St.