Bellevue Square Updates: Puma Closes, Lorna Jane & ExOfficio Opening

The Puma Store, located on the second floor at Bellevue Square has closed. All the signage has been removed, and there isn’t messaging to communicate a re-opening a new location within the shopping center.

Lorna Jane, the Australia women’s activewear label will have their launch party at Bellevue Square on Friday September 5th from 5PM – 9PM. The store is located on the first floor across the way from Red Mango, and next door to Anthropologie.

The ExOfficio store has closed at Lincoln Square on Bellevue Way and will reopen this fall within Bellevue Square. ExOfficio sells travel clothing and gear for the outdoor enthusiasts. The store will be located on the second floor next to The Body Shop. ExOfficio has 6 retail stores in total, 3 in Puget Sound, 2 stores in New York, and a store in Colorado.

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