Truly a treasure hunt destination! The clothing is an eclectic mix of new and seasonal items and…read moreprecious, vintage one-of-a-kind clothing and accessories. The prices are more reasonable than you'd expect and if an item needs any customization, the owner is a talented seamstress who can make your find fit you and your character perfectly.

Beautiful store full of carefully curated clothing and accessories…read more Find a one of a kind item!

Charming store that I fell in love with! Great for one-of-a-kind gifts. A magical place fill of…read moretreasures that delight both the eyes and senses. Something for everyone: handmade jewelry, sensual, comfy yoga clothes, to soaps, kitchenware, and earthy toys, and ornaments. A treasure trove of Earthly Delights.

The Herban Garden is not your run of the mill fair trade shop-sure it has all ethically sourced…read moreitems but the depth of what they offer far surpasses other shops of that genre. Their home goods and beauty sections are high quality and one-of-a-kind. They also feature crystals, jewelry and clothing. I didn't get a chance to check out prices. Seems to be a popular spot in downtown Fairfax and a perfect compliment to the locally owned businesses. Definitely need to stop back and spend more time (it was getting near closing time and I had a few other stops in town.)

Loved the store, great novelty shirts, fun ideas. Went to the Fairfax store a couple times and…read morethought it was a small business with some local artists selling their products. We bought a gift for a friend, it didn't fit and we wanted to see if we could quickly exchange for a larger size. That's when the bizarre month long process began. Nobody answers the phone and the emails kept promising help and then nothing for two weeks. We even said hey we'll keep the shirt can we just buy the larger one as it was now on sale. Days would go by and excuses given and we were told we COULD. Exchange the shirt and they would send us a label... now more days and silence. Just odd. The funny thing is their website promises no hassle returns. I'll skip this shopping experience

Shady AF. Website says generous 60-day return policy. I returned my item which was of very poor…read morequality within 2 weeks of receiving it. I got no response for another 2 weeks after they received the item. The only reason I did receive a response is because I had sent three or four emails. Their response was that they would not return the item to me, they would not process an exchange, and they would only give me a 50% store credit. So basically I gave them $180 and have nothing to show for it. They have since stopped returning any emails but it may be that it just takes them weeks to respond to emails. Customer service is terrible, products are questionable and quality. They are not registered with the BBB and have no authentic reviews on their website

Really cool meditation items at this store. Loved it. My first time at this place and I definitely…read morewill be back.

I have never been to this particular store before, but the enchanting aroma of incense drew me in!…read moreAs I walked down the steps, there was a gentleman behind the counter on an iPad, listening to what sounded like a radio talk show in a different language. I love learning about culture and didn't want to interrupt as I walked around the store I noticed that iconic Buddhas with handwritten messages about what each figurine stood for. I only know about a couple of the Buddhas and good luck charms within the Japanese and Chinese culture but Tibetan culture is still new to me. Some of the items were a bit overpriced, but I believe for the value since they were imported, it wasn't too bad of a price. Plus, I love shopping at small businesses and I fell in love with some bracelets that look similar to an Nenju in Japanese culture, made out of turquoise and tigers eye. I know the healing qualities of both beads, and I bought two of the bracelets for my son and my best friend. As I asked the gentleman about the masks on the wall, he was delighted to tell me about his culture, and how there is a Buddhist tradition where people wear a larger version of the mask to ward off bad/evil spirits at different festivals throughout the year! I was able to share with him about the Japanese culture and how they have a festival in February where someone wears a red or blue mask of an OnI mask. He listened to my story and added more from his culture since he was from Tibet! I love to listening to his story, and he actually brought up a video of the cultural dance on his iPad! I felt very enlightened for the day, and I loved learning about his culture and history! I will definitely be back again!!

I generally don't have a lot of luck at thrift stores or consignment stores, but I was walking…read morearound Fairfax after a chiropractor's appointment and stopped by Lola's. As another reviewer stated, the items are very well curated. Yes, it's consignment so it's catch as catch can, but I can't remember the last time I went into either a thrift or consignment store and bought more than one item, if I bought anything at all. With Lola's it's a different story, I ended up putting items back because I was having too much fun, but didn't want to buy too many things -I only have a finite amount of space after all. I will definitely be back anytime I happen to be in the Fairfax area, which unfortunately is not that often.

Amazing fun selection! Huge inventory. Well curated vintage and used items. I've found several…read moreuniques gifts here over the years.

Great thrift store. The women that work there are really nice and very helpful. When I went the…read moreentire store was 50% off! What's not to love

This store still remains one of my favorite places to visit at the end of town in Fairfax, CA…read more Service is wonderful. Cheerful and easy going is the vibe. There is a nice selection of unique pieces to choose from and the prices are reasonable. I love to talk with the proprietor and her staff. They are very much part of this special community and make you feel right at home.

San Francisco just turned 250 Years old and it's the best city in America which just turned 250…read moreyears. There is a place which honors San Francisco and the Richmond ( the District and not the city of Richmond). This place has art which honors the monuments of San Francisco and the style of San Francisco on clothing. It is called Fleetwood. On a Summer stroll on Clement street I landed inside Fleetwood. Inside you will find hats and jewelry along with shirts and seaters with prints that represent San Francisco from the Richmond District to the Golden Gate Bridge to the Sunset Dunes. You will find posters with San Francisco related prints along with tote bags. Fleetwood is also an art gallery and also has screen printing workshops. This is a good place to shop for clothing that is artistic which has a connection to San Francisco. It's interesting that weather in SF is "misunderstood"and to try to fight does "no good "so gear up when it's hot or cold in the Richmond "neighborhood "in SF at place called" Fleetwood" Go on a coffee run , walk or "jog"and you will find in SF place so you can yap and have a "dialogue" about what your next social media "vlog"and you will be surrounded sometimes like on 4th of July "Karl the Fog"

Amazing place for local SF (particularly the Richmond) gifts and goods, like clothing, crewnecks,…read morebeanies, art prints, cards/stationery, stickers, and more. They hold custom printing classes and workshops and really give back to the city and neighborhood--a local gem! They support and carry local artists and cool designs that are like inside jokes for locals, like a love letter to SF (and the Richmond.) I picked up my Friends of Sunset Dunes beanies here and it was very easy, convenient, and friendly. I'll be back to buy some gifts here.

A fun little creative reuse shop selling various art supplies, old magazines, sewing supplies, old…read morecostumes jewelry, old photos etc. Probably not worse the drive from San Francisco like we did but if you're in that area and like creative reuse, definitely worth a look.

10/10 HIGHLY RECOMMEND! We randomly stopped at this cute…read morelittle creative hub of a store! What a GEM!!! We absolutely loved connecting with both of the co-founders! We loved the variety of art supplies and random thrift items they had to offer. The clothes were also soooo cute! I also love that they have art classes on certain days as well and I hope to make it to their head piece making class! They are great people with a great cause! Thank you ARTT !!

This store is my favorite local shop for vintage womenswear (with some menswear and homeware mixed…read morein). Coming from LA (moved to Marin a year ago) my standards for vintage / curated stores were pretty high. Especially with my experience in fashion. They have so many cute items, I always have to hold back from splurging on too many things. Emphasis on western wear. A few modern pieces mixed in with lots of vintage. Hoping this store stays open forever!

My friend Margo and I went on an antique hunt in downtown San Anselmo and came across Beach House…read moreStyle. Being a former beachbum back in my youth at Oxnard Shores, anything with Beach in it sounds good to me. We were welcomed by Elise and started our search. Margo found some used cowboy boots, which there were plenty to look at and try on. The clothing favors fabrics in all shades of creams, tans, and blues with lots of whites. Mostly women's clothing but there were some used men's shirts and I have to say, very reasonably priced. I ended up buying a straw hat, a nice weaved worn leather belt, and deal of the day.... a lapis necklace....hey, I like it. We left to go get lunch so Margo could think about the boots and continued our journey. On our way back to the car, we stopped in and I ended up buying 3 neck scarves that I had not seen on my first visit. The place brought back soo many memories of living at the beach by just looking at all the options. In the back of the store, there are worn blue jeans everywhere for you to look at and consider. Also, some home goods, very nice lamps that would be nice as well as some dishes and other small items. You really need to time to enjoy the store and merchandise. This is a fun store to visit and most likely will go there again. Parking can be challenging in front of the store but if you continue North on Sir Francis Drake and make a right onto Greenfield and there is plenty of parking. It is about a 5-10 minute walk to the store at the corner of Bank and Sir Francis Drake.