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Posted: August 28, 2026
ALO wellness brand to open at Legacy Place in late 2026
Dedham, MA ALO, the Los Angeles-based wellness lifestyle brand, will open at Legacy Place in late 2026. The opening extends a wave of momentum at the property, following the recent arrival of Brandy Melville and the upcoming debut of Abercrombie & Fitch, and further cements Legacy Place as a go-to destination for women’s fashion just outside of Boston. Known for its high-performance, fashion-forward clothing for movement and recovery, ALO joins Aritzia and a growing roster of in-demand brands.
Since launching in 2007, ALO has become a global leader in the wellness movement, emphasizing studio-to-street designs that transition off the mat and into the day. Upon opening, shoppers can expect ALO’s full apparel collection alongside the brand’s events and community activations.
Shoppers can stay in the know on ALO’s opening and other Legacy Place happenings through the Insider app, which offers members early access to private events and exclusive offers across the property.
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