Some might say in-person shopping is dead. That it's easier to shop online and not have to leave the comfort of your home.

To that, I'd firmly disagree. I think you need to see something in person right in front of your face to see if you truly like it. Plus, you get to try it on as well.

So retail shopping, in my mind, is not dead. These stores can still thrive and make a profit.

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But even I was surprised to see just how many Lululemon stores exist in the Garden State.

Take your bets now. Five stores? More than that. Ten stores? More than that. Fifteen stores? You're close, but there's still more. There are 16 Lululemon stores in New Jersey. That feels like a huge number.

If you've never been to one of their stores before, here's how their website describes them.

"We deliver technical athletic apparel, footwear, and accessories for yoga, running, training, and most other activities."

It's some of the most comfy clothing you'll ever wear. But admittedly, it's a bit pricy.

If you're looking to try them out for the first time or want to see if there is a location near you, check out the list below.

Every Lululemon location in the Garden State

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