If you don't know this store you should. They're basically the pre teen to teen girl Gap chain…read more There's a familiar Brandy Melville smell all over the store. Girls flock to it. They're all over the world and you can watch the documentary about it and fast fashion. There isn't actually a "Brandy". This store has young women working who need something to do and don't want to actually work. They ask to check your bag even if it's filled with library books. It's a super crowded store all the time. The clothing is nice and basic. Do yourself a favor and order online.

This brandy Melville is on the smaller side and there is always a long line outside. The lines goes…read moreby pretty slow, so if you are on crunch time, do not go here. Parking is also hard to find as the street is quite busy. There is three small dressing rooms. Not my favorite brandy Melville, but I'll still come to visit when I am in the area.

Yikes I was the only person in the store and was never once acknowledge. The girl behind the…read morecounter was on her phone playing videos the whole time and never looked up to say hi greet me or ask if I needed any help.

Cute store but they do not carry a diverse range of sizes. They only carry up to a size large and…read moremany of their items run small. I noticed their large tops fit like a medium

Stop hiring girls who know nothing about customer service! I was literally standing across the…read morecounter from the sales girl who never acknowledged us, never offered help, shit, didn't even say hello. I would never buy something from here when the sales people can't be bothered. Total joke!

I'm visiting from New York, I was trying to find a lovely boutique in San Francisco. Unfortunately,…read moreI do not recommend this place. The customer service is not very pleasant. I was in the boutique for 15 minutes and never got greeted with a hello or can I help you? The clothes are very casual

Oh whoops, my review got removed boo hoo. How should I put this nicely? I recognized the owner, she…read moreused to be a nanny, and she made "beauty videos" online lmao The nastiest people work here. If you're not the shade of plain vanilla they'll ignore you. Customer service doesn't exist either. Everything that they sell isn't original. You can just buy it from the actual company. You can pass by and you'll never take a second look because there's nothing special about this place but the horrible people that work there.

This review is a must. The aesthetic of the boutique is…read morecute, but aesthetics are not everything. Here is why you SHOULD NOT VISIT. 1) The prices are high. Like, way too high. Only the wealthy can buy from this place. I don't think it would be a bad idea to have A FEW affordable items for those that don't actually live in lower pac heights. Lol. 2) The ladies that work in here are so nasty. God forbid you disturb them by asking a question. The handful of times I've walked in, someone sitting begrudgingly says "hi" while providing zero costumer service. I am ignored EVERY TIME I go in there. Quite literally the most unwelcoming environment. Overall, very classist energy to put it frankly. Save your money and go somewhere with quality clothes, justifiable pricing and kind people who actually want to help their customers.

loved the ladies in there so much they were so sweet and helpful and i bought the cutest vintage…read morevivienne westwood shirt! the store is so cute and girly and fun i 100% recommend coming and checking it out!!!

Harper 67 is an adorable new addition to Fillmore Street, and I was genuinely excited for a spot…read moreselling used designer clothing for the hip Cow Hollow crowd. We have a few similar shops in the neighborhood, but this one looked like it would bring a fun vibe with music and a curated resale feel. I've popped in several times hoping to love it, but I'm still disappointed by how pricey the items are. It's resale--not high-end consignment--and yet many pieces are marked far higher than expected. There's a rack outside labeled "half off," but it's usually where stained or slow-selling items end up. One surprise: they have a cool selection of vintage Niners jackets, but they're priced around $400, which feels steep. If you're looking for better deals on secondhand designer pieces, Cris on Polk or Closet 1957 on Union are much more reasonable. Harper 67 has potential, but the pricing keeps it from being the neighborhood gem I hoped for.

Been coming to this store like once a year for 15 years. I always spend more than I intend and I've…read morenever regretted it. The pieces I get always end up being my most worn and last me for years. The prices are worth it!! And I rarely think that. The customer service is incredible and so attentive and so much fun. I always feel happier leaving than when I came in. I watched the owner today literally transform a woman in 5min with a single shirt. She has the gift! Let her style you!!! For sure one of my tried and true favorite SF boutiques. Thank you ladies !

My friend and I stopped by this shop to take a look inside. We were pleasantly surprised at all…read morethe nice pieces. However, we were casually looking at the jeans and the sales associate pointed out some jeans by a designer. All I said was, I wear Agolde and she said those are "trash" and they get baggy after wearing and she knows because she use to sell them or something to that effect. I respect the sales associate's opinion since she's in the fashion business but I don't think those words to voice her opinion were necessary and uncalled for. This was a very unprofessional encounter and as tempted as I am to go back and shop when I have more time, I can't.

The employees at this store desperately need training on what customer service is. I've been in…read morethis store about five times over the past year and the associates either act like you're invisible or follow you around the store...either way, they've NEVER uttered a hello or have ever made me feel welcome. One time, okay; two times, what the heck but whatever; but FIVE times (at least), come on! I avoid going to this location but it's in the neighborhood and convenient. Otherwise, I would never shop at this location. No surprise it's so poorly rated.

Very helpful customer service! I always struggle to find jeans that are comfortable and look good…read morewith my body type, the person working gave me a lot of good recommendations and helped me try out different styles based on my preferences.

I can't recommend Closet 1951 enough. I consistently find incredible designer clothing, shoes, and…read morehandbags in pristine condition for great prices. The staff truly sets this boutique apart--they are highly knowledgeable about luxury designers, garment construction, and exactly how to style for your specific shape and taste.

I love going into Closet 1951 with a plan, because they have very helpful employees that help…read morepinpoint exactly what I need. I also secretly like feeling (and looking) like a fashionista without the price tag and finding those pieces that are so much more unique than just shopping at Target or the big box places. The owner is especially sweet and helpful. I like to watch her Whatnot shows and she is always taking notes for sizes and styles anyone watching is looking for. She also shares ways to style items if you aren't sure. Can't wait to go back when I am in SF next!

I walked in a few months ago to look for some new outfits and no one acknowledged me at all. Staff…read morewere acknowledging other folks coming in after me so it was kind of odd. They have a very small selection of clothes so I left without trying anything on. I do like shopping Reformation online so I'll stick to that.

Not only are the prices higher than online, but the sales associates are less than pleasant. The…read moregirl who brought my clothes from the back not only walked into my dressing room when i was clearly in there changing, then 2 minutes later tried to rush me out of there to clear the fitting room when I was getting dressed (the store wasn't closing for another HOUR). Rude and unprofessional. Don't waste your time here. I regret my purchase.

Nothing but [insert heart emoji here] for marine layer and their soft as a baby's bottom apparel…read more Clothes shouldn't be cheap and the price of $33 a t-shirt if you get 3 of them (3 for a $100) strikes me as reasonable. I know I might be going out on a limb here, but really when you're an adult you can't wear graphic Ts as much. Unless you're cool which I'm definitely not. 0 chill here. Literally no patience for people unless I owe you something. But yelpers, please know that I condone and in fact encourage your visits to Marine Layer. They do cotton right!

Best store. Best service. Best selection. I love Marine…read morelayer and it has always been a pleasant experience in this neighborhood store. The staff is very friendly & extremely helpful!