I was greeted and welcomed when I entered the store and my package was presented immediately after…read moreshowing my code. The staff asked if I wanted to try on my shoe order and followed up on my satisfaction of the fit. They took the packaging and I went on my way.

Lovely that Nordstrom opened up this Local boutique for online order pickup, tailoring and bill…read morepayments! They have a tiny footprint still in the City! Saves me time from going to a department store in the Peninsula - time is valuable, isn't it? The staff member who helped retrieve my purchase from the mountain of packages in the shop (Psst..it's Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale now!...lots of shopping going on) was trying to find it & get it to me quickly! Thank you!

Great local fashion label. Somehow walks the trendy style line without making those straight…read morefashionable guys among us feel gay. I used to think that dropping $200 on a pair of pants was shameful, these guys will make you feel a lot better about it. They're also not trendy to the point of losing their utility or use. I've got a pair of Nice Collective pants that I've worn for three years. They've gotten press in national magazines, but I've heard they plan on staying small and selling only to boutiques.

A few years ago a friend in the fashion business told me about NICE Collective and I bought a…read morecouple of pairs of trousers and a couple T-shirts and really liked their look. A jacket or two and a wonderful brownish-greyish sweater later and I am a fan. Then a friend tells me they have opened a pop-up store on Market Street and I am there. Very cool space, wonderful clothes. Amazing designs, very edgy. Not inexpensive but not overpriced. Did I mention how excellent the products on offer are? Come see for yourself. If more guys dressed like this it would look more like now and less like 1990 out on our streets...

The Great MAC team of Chris, Ben and Jeri have produced another sensational clothing store in the…read morecool Dogpatch area of SF. Housed in a bright yellow historic Victorian on the corner of Minnesota and 22nd, their new offspring has the same wonderful mix of unique designers plus really cool home decor accessories and products from Boulettes Larder. The store is amazingly designed, including a peek-a-boo window wall looking into neighbor Piccino restaurant. How cool is that! And salesman extraordinaire, Anton, will literally wait on you hand and foot, and make you feel special. So, now I have two favorite boutiques in the whole world--their original boutique in Hayes Valley, and this new yellow addition in Dogpatch. Why shop anywhere else?? I want to GOBBLE this delicious yellow beauty! It's MAC-A-LICIOUS

I adore M A C. I wish I could buy everything in the shop! Everything is so tasteful with a keen…read moreeye for detail + design. Points for local designers! Not only do they offer men + women's clothing + accessories, M A C also offers Boulette's Larder salt, bath products, + accessories for your dog. The shop is in the up + coming dogpatch district, and is meticulously maintained with an open floor plan, a glass wall looking into the adjacent Piccino's (a wonderful restaurant + coffee hot spot), + has beautiful wood design throughout. Highly recommended!

Some TAD products are solid. Other's aren't. But you won't know until you try. And unfortunately,…read morereturns/exchanges cost you (shipping + restock fees). For a premium brand with only one physical location, that's bad form. Most items feel overpriced, likely to cover design/production costs more than actual value. Support is spotty, probably just one person handling it all. And the storefront staff? I've personally interacted with several TAD employees in person when making trips up to SF... All except for one came off as snooty, cold, or outright dismissive. The exception was genuinely kind, helpful, and exactly what you'd hope for in a brand ambassador. Some of their products are truly great. But, unfortunately, you're made to feel like you should be grateful to have bought from them, not the other way around... Very much a "don't like it, go somewhere else" vibe. And that is my biggest gripe with Triple Aught Design.

After receiving 2 pair of pants that were around 4 inches too long compared to every other pant I…read moreown in the correct size I had to return. They only gave me 1 return label and never responded to my email about the 2nd one. Needed 2 because they were ordered at different times and had to send both separately. Refund was only applied after a few weeks when I emailed them and not even refunded fully even though pants were never washed with tags and in exact condition. Basically lost out on $38 and just want to recommend against purchasing anything from this company. Quality is OK but customer service and sizing is absolutely zero stars.

Sad to see this location go, but happy to hear of another exciting one close by!…read more Method Made SF was a great pop up and the dopest store / art gallery on the block!The location was right next to a coffee shop, where you could sip on your drink while gazing at wonderful and unique works of art! A hidden gem, this place offered entertainment for the artistic and creatives! They sold artwork, merch, and apparel! Truly one of a kind pieces that showcase the true meaning of community, art, and passion! My bf loves his long sleeve that he bought, and I see their stickers everywhere! They really go the distance! Service is top notch hospitality and authenticity, and the value and quality of the pieces are timeless and embody true small business core values!

So...I was walking to a friend's birthday meet up in the Mission, and passed by this little gallery…read morewith a coffee shop in the front of it. The chalkboard sign caught my attention, and I kept walking...until I thought: why not go meander around inside? I kinda lucked out! Randomly ran into the creator of Tod the Bunny. He was super friendly and briefly walked me through his art. After that, Patrick who owns the shop (runs it/created the space), was super kind to walk me through everything being displayed. He talked about Tod the Bunny's inspiration wall, and I took a sticker home with me (he might have known about my secret sticker obsession). There was a wonderful showing in memoriam to Paul Escolar, and funds are being raised to help his family. Pieces he designed for Freehand Yo Yo were on display, too. Super informative, and broadened my appreciation for the lost artist. I loved the mock ups for a variety of gear with their many artist collaborations. It was a clean space, that really displayed a vibrant collection of hand-picked local Bay artists. And I liked hearing about the special pen collabs, because I geek out over pens like I'm back in Jr. High. There's nothing like finding that perfectly flowing ink pen that harmonizes with every stroke you make, and even makes you love your mistakes. Highly recommend checking this spot out. I'll have to come back and try the coffee, too. I might be a little partial because 1. I saw some cool vest made from a TJ's bag, or 2. I recognized 2 of the artists works in the gallery. It's like a gentle hug from the universe telling me to continue following your intuition: inspiration and satisfaction are out there to be discovered.

Super dope fun event last night Levels hosted a 49ers watch party…read more There was a bunch of people free food, big screens and the atmosphere was super dope, friendly staff. They also have a shop on the second level. Make sure to come check them out. If you are a street wear the selection they had was unbeatable they all these different types of clothes and the value for them seem reasonable

Stumbled across this store down 3rd Street close to where I live, I never imagined there to be an…read moreauthentic streetwear store in SF, let alone in the Mission Bay / Potrero neighborhood! I was blown away by the unique selection available at this boutique, apparently they just did a soft opening on NBA weekend, so there were quite a few pieces paying homage to NBA (and some cool one- offs!) Nick and Jess were very helpful and friendly at the store, they really painted a phenomenal picture of what Levels is envisioning for the space and how they want to revolutionize fashion and art in the community here in SF with what they are bringing. I am so happy with my Dust of God and Satoshi Nakamoto purchases, they are truly unique, I've never seen Dust of God in person let alone tried it on until Levels! Definitely coming back and bringing friends who also love unique streetwear as much as I do.