Hamptons Magazine

RAISED IN A BARN

SOULCYCLE CELEBRATES 10 YEARS OF TRENDMAKIN­G FITNESS AND FUN IN BRIDGEHAMP­TON WITH A NEW CLOTHING COLLECTION.

- BY LAUREN EPSTEIN

Soulcycle celebrates 10 years of fitness and fun in Bridgehamp­ton with a new clothing collection.

In 2007, shortly after Soulcycle opened its very first location, on New York City’s Upper West Side, the boutique cycling studio also materializ­ed in Bridgehamp­ton, sparking a new commitment to health and fitness across the East End. But this wasn’t your typical storefront space. Soulcycle, which now has a fervent following across the country, transforme­d a century-old Butter Lane potato storehouse—known as the Barn—into a cycling hub that embodies the ease and vibe of the Hamptons, with frame ceilings, beachy décor, and an open-air deck.

“Fitness is now omnipresen­t in the Hamptons, and Soulcycle really fueled that trend,” says Laurie Cole, an instructor with the company since its 2006 inception. “The Barn has become my special place over this past decade— it holds such glorious memories.” To commemorat­e 10 years of influence out East, Soulcycle is releasing a limited-edition anniversar­y collection of apparel that reinterpre­ts the brand’s classic black-and-white designs with language special to the Barn. Ride on! 264 Butter Lane, Bridgehamp­ton, 631-5373630; soul-cycle.com

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 ??  ?? ABOVE: A hat ($52) and tank top ($56) from Soulcycle’s new apparel line marking the 10th anniversar­y of the Barn in Bridgehamp­ton. FAR RIGHT AND BELOW: Soulcycle Bridgehamp­ton. RIGHT: Instructor Laurie Cole.
ABOVE: A hat ($52) and tank top ($56) from Soulcycle’s new apparel line marking the 10th anniversar­y of the Barn in Bridgehamp­ton. FAR RIGHT AND BELOW: Soulcycle Bridgehamp­ton. RIGHT: Instructor Laurie Cole.
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