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Wrentham Village Premium Outlets signs four new arrivals for 2026

Wrentham, MA Wrentham Village Premium Outlets, one of New England’s largest outdoor outlet shopping destinations, is expanding its mix of dining, treats, and comfortable everyday style with the arrival of Big Chicken, Gong Cha, Fabletics and Gymboree. Opening now through the summer of 2026, these new arrivals further enhance the center’s lineup of more than 170 brands and dining options for the whole family.

Now officially open at Wrentham Village Premium Outlets, Shaquille O’Neal’s Big Chicken brings bold flavors inspired by Shaq’s childhood to the center. Located near Tavern in the Square, the restaurant features a menu of chicken sandwiches with eight signature sauces and toppings, hand-spun shakes, mac and cheese, onion rings, and more. The opening debuted Big Chicken’s first-ever “Dunk Trunk” at the outlets.

A new beverage option is on the way, Gong Cha opening in late spring and bringing its popular customizable bubble tea fruit blends to the center.

On the fashion front, Wrentham Village Premium Outlets continues to expand its athletic and family-friendly offerings. Athletic apparel brand Fabletics will open this summer, bringing high-performance looks. Gymboree, the children’s clothing brand founded in 1986, will also debut this summer.

“We love bringing in new brands that give our guests something fresh to look forward to at Wrentham Village Premium Outlets,” said Ashley Feldhouse, area director of marketing and business development. “Whether guests are craving something new to eat, grabbing a beverage, or finding their next everyday style, our latest offerings add even more reasons to visit the outlet.”

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