CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS (September 2019) – CambridgeSide (CambridgeSide.com) has announced the opening of Laced, a sneaker and streetwear boutique. Laced was established in 2006 as Boston’s first high-end sneaker boutique located in the South End. In July 2010, Joamil Rodriguez acquired the Laced brand and had a vision of art, music and fashion for the space.
Laced reflects true street culture. A skate shop, sneaker boutique and brand, Laced not only carries exclusive street-wear and lifestyle brands and products, but offers opportunity for independent emerging brands, local designers and models.
“We are thrilled to welcome Laced to CambridgeSide,” says Melissa LaVita, Senior Marketing Director, CambridgeSide “Laced brings a locally unique sneaker and streetwear shop to CambridgeSide” she adds.
Laced is part of New England Development’s Pop-Up and Specialty Leasing program that provides shoppers with innovative shopping and dining options, as well as unique experiences, while also creating business opportunities for local and national entrepreneurs.
CambridgeSide
The reimagined CambridgeSide is a place to shop, dine, indulge and relax. CambridgeSide features one great waterfront location with over 80 shops and restaurants in Cambridge, MA, just steps from downtown Boston. CambridgeSide’s mix of retailers includes Apple, H&M, Superdry, A|X Armani Exchange, Sephora, Macy’s, Best Buy, T.J. Maxx and more. The diverse mix of restaurants boasts Massachusetts’ first World of Beer and The Cheesecake Factory, in addition to over 15 other eateries. CambridgeSide is located near top tourism attractions including the Museum of Science and Charles Riverboat. CambridgeSide is handicapped and MBTA accessible (Green Line T to Lechmere Station or Red Line T to Kendall Square to the free CambridgeSide Shuttle Bus), and offers attached, covered parking. Regular hours are Monday – Saturday 10 a.m. – 9 p.m., Sunday 12 p.m. – 7 p.m. For directions and information, call 617-621-8666 or visit CambridgeSide.com. CambridgeSide is a New England Development shopping destination.