Loved it! Miss it! Permanently Closed! Like many children's…read morestores, this one closed during the pandemic. I guess that when kids weren't off to school or playing with their friends, they just wore old things or ordered things. Not surprising, but very sad. If you're going to a baby shower. You're usually looking for something special. That's getting harder.

Ehhh it's a cute boutique if you're looking for a unique piece of children's clothing. It's a great…read morelocation in Dedham Square so I checked it out. $45 for a long sleeve plain blue top that your child will grow out of in 3 months?? Clearly not my kind of children's clothing place. I'm just fine with Savers $4 shirts that are practically brand new or Carters $8 for the splurge. Obviously this store is catering to a different crowd. Also, they didn't have a changing table in a children/baby store... no thanks.

Great spot for amazing baby clothes. There is always a better girl selection than boys. However,…read morethat is always the case. However, this is a great place to shop for kids clothes one of my go to spots!

This review is for the Carter's web site. This company has the worst web site I have ever…read moreexperienced. Constant freezing and glitches. Within minutes it makes you press and hold to verify your not a robot then you have to identify images. This happens several times during shopping. It's so frustrating that I end up signing out and buying the same things at Macys. Sometimes it's a couple dollars more, but so worth it than dealing with you horrible outdated glitchy website. You can do better Carters!

I came here to do some holiday shopping and was greeted so warmly by the staff. My mom was looking…read morefor a specific vest and hat that she found online and they ended up having both! The sales associate helped us locate both items, as well as show us a selection of comparable items in case we wanted some more inspiration. We were in and out and got everything we needed. The store was also spotless and everything was in order. Bravo! That's hard to keep up in the hectic holiday season.

Had an issue with a zipper on my sons jacket, Ben was very helpful and solved the issue. Will…read moredefinitely go back!

Pretty nice open air shopping mall for the area…read more It's nice that they now have a parking garage, since surface parking can be hard to find in the (weekend) afternoons. It gets crowded on the weekends, so give yourself extra time to find parking and exit.

''Cause this is my legacy This is my legacy, legacy, yeah…read moreThere's no guarantee" (Eminem) We had a blast visiting the Legacy Place shopping complex. It's right off I-95 with crystal clear signage to get you there quickly. They offer free parking in a huge multi-level parking lot. There are over 80 tenants, a real bounty of clothing and fashion, bars and restaurants, beauty and wellness vendors, specialty stores like Apple and Warby Parker, and amusements like a paint bar, escape room and a movie theater. We spent a few hours here with our grandchildren, enjoyed a great lunch at Legal Seafoods, grabbed drinks at the J.P. Licks ice cream emporium, and went shopping at the Paper Source. We were very impressed with our visit.

Diane is amazing! She did a great job adjusting straps and adding padding to a formal dress. Lovely…read morepersonality and very welcoming! Will come back!

Diane is great and does a great job. it says I need at least…read more85 characters to post so am going to babel till I hit that limit.

So, the review below is the same as posted to the other Athleta in Dedham. Why? Because they're the…read moresame store, but for some reason they have two separate listings on Yelp. I almost never have given a business establishment a 1-star rating, but there's always time for a first. You know how almost every reputable place trains their sales associates to greet customers who enter the store? I walked by several employees and not a single one even asked me if they could help me. What also was upsetting was that I was obviously getting dismissive looks from some of the sales associates. What they didn't know was that I was there to meet a female friend (I'm male), and she was in the store when all this was happening. Now granted, as a husky male (230+) not wearing any fashionable clothing like Lululemon or Nike, I guess I didn't look like I fit the profile of someone who is going to drop $98 for a pair of Salutation Stash Pocket II tights. But you'd think that even one of the several sales associates milling around would have wondered if I had a girlfriend who might like something from Athleta. And the reality is that their clothes are very attractive, so I understand why so many women wear them in yoga class. Another bizarre thing is that there is no place to sit in the entire store except at the entrance of the dressing room area. Since I've been dealing with some lower back problems, I opted to sit in one of the only two chairs in the entire place while waiting for my female friend to select and try things. There are two stacks of sales circulars: one for Athleta and the other for a clothing line called Hill City. I thought that this was bizarre because I didn't see anything from that Hill City catalogue displayed in the store. When I left the store, my female friend was really upset because she overheard people in the store making snide remarks about me. Since I went in the morning, there weren't a lot of people so it was pretty easy for her to hear what people were saying in the store. She also said that the negative looks some of the sales associates were giving really upset her. I actually have grown up used to people saying all sorts of seriously negative things about me (usually outright racist), so I've learned to just ignore it. I didn't get a racist vibe from the people at Athleta. It was more a bunch of disapproving looks like I didn't belong in the store. And to be honest, maybe there's some truth to it because I'm obviously not buying anything in the store for myself because all of the clothes there are for females. But it's kind of funny that several male friends and I were talking recently about how we feel odd doing things with our girlfriends or female friends, such as accompanying them when they shop for lingerie, and then this happens. But my experience at places like Victoria's Secret have been okay, so this experience was unexpected. I would never suggest any guy (i.e. male) go into this store. It could be that Athleta wants to create a space that only females feel comfortable. So be it. But as a guy who has purchased plenty of Lululemon gear for females, I guess I'll just keep on going that route.