Women's Clothing Store in Boston, MA

About the Store

LOFT at Copley Place is located at 100 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02116, on Mall Level 2 of Copley Place in the heart of Boston's historic Back Bay neighborhood. Positioned at one of the city's most celebrated shopping destinations, this location is a natural stop for the many professionals, residents, students, and visitors who move through the Back Bay every day. Whether you are heading in from a nearby office building, exploring the area on a weekend, or staying at one of the adjacent hotels, LOFT at Copley Place offers a welcoming and well-curated shopping experience steps from Copley Square.

The Boston Copley Place LOFT carries the full range of women's styles the brand is known for, including petite, regular, curvy, and tall sizes across casual, work, and weekend collections. From elevated office-ready separates and polished blazers to relaxed weekend tops and versatile dresses, the assortment is designed to work across every part of your life. The store draws a loyal mix of local residents and professionals as well as out-of-town shoppers who appreciate the approachable style and size-inclusive offerings LOFT brings to this upscale Back Bay setting.

If a particular style or size is not currently available on the floor, our associates are happy to help you locate it and arrange for pickup at another location or delivery directly to your home. Additionally, eligible purchases made on loft.com can be returned in store. Simply bring your item along with your packing slip or order confirmation and our team will take care of the rest.

Getting Here

By car: LOFT is located at Copley Place, 100 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02116. From points south, take I-93 North to Exit 18, merge onto Frontage Road toward Mass Ave, then turn right onto Massachusetts Avenue and right onto Huntington Avenue. Copley Place will be on your right. From points north via I-95 or I-93, take Route 93 South to Exit 26 toward Storrow Drive West, take the Beacon Street exit toward Copley Square, turn right on Beacon Street, left on Exeter Street, and continue straight until Copley Place is directly ahead. The center offers 1,400 parking spaces in its on-site garage, with handicapped accessible parking available, making it easy to visit from communities throughout Greater Boston and beyond.

By transit: Copley Place is exceptionally well served by public transit. The MBTA Green Line stops directly at Copley station, located at the corner of Dartmouth and Boylston Streets. From there, walk two blocks south on Dartmouth Street across Copley Square to reach the center. Back Bay Station, served by the MBTA Orange Line, Amtrak, and several commuter rail lines including the Framingham/Worcester and Providence/Stoughton lines, is directly across the street from Copley Place on Dartmouth Street. Several MBTA bus routes also serve the area. Visit mbta.com for current schedules and route information.

About the Area

Copley Place is one of Boston's most distinctive mixed-use destinations, spanning 9.5 acres in the Back Bay and encompassing more than 75 stores across two levels, four office buildings, and two connected hotels: The Westin Copley Place and the Boston Marriott Copley Place. The center attracts an estimated 10 to 12 million visitors annually, drawing shoppers from across Greater Boston as well as tourists and business travelers from around the world. A skylit central atrium and indoor walkway connections to the adjacent Prudential Center and Back Bay Station make it one of the most accessible and weather-friendly shopping environments in New England. LOFT sits alongside a wide range of retailers at Copley Place, offering shoppers a familiar and well-loved option within a decidedly upscale setting.

Back Bay is widely regarded as one of Boston's most desirable and vibrant neighborhoods, known for its Victorian brownstones, tree-lined streets, and proximity to some of the city's most important institutions. The neighborhood sits adjacent to the Boston Public Garden and is within easy reach of Northeastern University, Boston University, and the medical institutions of the Longwood Medical Area. The area is home to a high concentration of working professionals and has a median household income well above the national average, making it a natural fit for a brand like LOFT, which serves women looking for stylish, wearable clothing at accessible prices. Nearby Newbury Street and the Prudential Center round out a shopping district that serves the full breadth of Boston's diverse and fashion-forward community.

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