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Jul-2026
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Where to Buy
Legacy Cannabis (IL) is stocked at 142 licensed dispensaries across Illinois, Minnesota, and Oregon, 107 of them in Illinois, with the deepest coverage in Chicago, Addison, Joliet, Mundelein, and Peoria. Search by ZIP code or city below to find the closest one, or filter by product type if you are after a specific format.
Market Insights Snapshot
Legacy Cannabis (IL) concentrated 56.92% of July 2026 sales in Flower, yet Flower fell 45.71% year over year while ticking up 8.74% month over month; in contrast, Pre-Roll reached an 18.66% share with 72.79% year-over-year growth but slipped 4.46% month over month. Edible rose 12.53% month over month despite an 8.32% year-over-year decline, taking 11.30% share, while Concentrates held 11.72% share with a mild 0.49% month-over-month dip and a 5.65% year-over-year decline. Vapor Pens remained a 1.40% sliver after a 47.96% month-over-month retrenchment despite a 973.50% year-over-year surge. With average price down 30.32% year over year and brand sales down 28.84% year over year, the mix implies a pivot from high-weight but contracting Flower toward faster-growing Pre-Roll and steadier Edible to buffer volatility in Illinois.
The category shifts suggest Legacy Cannabis (IL) is trading depth in Flower for breadth across Pre-Roll and Edible: Flower’s 56.92% share paired with a 45.71% year-over-year decline and a 31st rank in Illinois Flower indicates limited rank leverage, whereas Pre-Roll’s 18.66% share alongside 72.79% year-over-year growth and Edible’s 12.53% month-over-month gain provide channels to absorb price-led compression. The 8.74% month-over-month uptick in Flower alongside a 4.46% month-over-month pullback in Pre-Roll points to short-term elasticity around pricing (average Flower price at $25.47 vs. Pre-Roll at $11.43), implying the brand can stabilize revenue by leaning into value tiers in Flower while using Pre-Roll and Edible as acquisition entry points to offset Vapor Pens’ 47.96% month-over-month volatility.
Competitive Landscape
Legacy Cannabis (IL) sits at rank #31 in Illinois Flower in July 2026, down 15 positions from #16 year over year, and 6 spots below its April 2026 placement at #25; the brand is also 16 places off its peak at #15 in September 2025, indicating a multi-quarter slide rather than a single-month fluctuation. Against this backdrop, High Supply / Supply holds #1 while dropping 3.0% in year-over-year sales, and RYTHM is #2 with 20.8% sales growth, a directional contrast that pairs Legacy Cannabis (IL)’s rank decline with competitors consolidating or expanding share at the top; furthermore, &Shine climbed from #8 to #4 alongside an 87.4% sales increase, reinforcing that upward mobility is active while Legacy Cannabis (IL) moves the other way. The pattern implies Legacy Cannabis (IL) must arrest share leakage, as sustained rank deterioration from #16 to #31 over 12 months while multiple leaders either grow or maintain top positions points to competitive displacement rather than category-wide contraction.
Notable Products
Cotton Candy Distillate Gummies 10-Pack (100mg) posted the largest move in July 2026 with a +135% month-over-month surge that vaulted it to rank 2, while Bling Blaow Pre-Roll (1g) climbed to rank 1 on a +35.7% gain, indicating a sharp tilt toward higher-velocity SKUs across different formats. Flower remains concentrated with four of the top ten in the category, led by Sweet Sweet (3.5g) at rank 3 with +32.3% MoM and Permanent Push Pop (3.5g) at rank 7 with +48.8% MoM, suggesting the brand is bolstering core inhalables even as Edibles scale. The presence of two Pre-Rolls in the top ten without reported MoM figures alongside a +$18,254 month for Edibles signals a portfolio balancing act where edibles capture incremental growth while Flower and Pre-Roll anchor rank consistency. The pattern implies Legacy Cannabis (IL) is leaning into a dual-track mix—maintaining Flower and Pre-Roll leadership while accelerating edible velocity—to diversify demand drivers without ceding inhalable shelf position.
Top Selling Cannabis Brands
Data for this report comes from real-time sales reporting by participating cannabis retailers via their point-of-sale systems, which are linked up with Headset’s business intelligence software. Headset’s data is very reliable, as it comes digitally direct from our partner retailers. However, the potential does exist for misreporting in the instance of duplicates, incorrectly classified products, inaccurate entry of products into point-of-sale systems, or even simple human error at the point of purchase. Thus, there is a slight margin of error to consider. Brands listed on this page are ranked in the top twenty within the market and product category by total retail sales volume.
