Great store in downtown Santa Barbara for men's clothes. They carry their own line of clothing…read morealong with offerings from other brands. They had lots of great men's clothing along with a nice aesthetic inside. The staff was extremely kind and they also gave us great recommendation for places to eat/things to see in Santa Barbara.

What an amazing, thoughtfully curated store! We loved everything--especially the incredible denim…read moreselection. Brady was so friendly; we could've chatted with him all day. Such a fun experience! We left with a bag full of goodies and can't wait to come back.

Ordered a pair of Sixty Six sneakers. Shipping was fine and efficient. The issue is they sent me 2…read moredifferent sized shoes. A 9.5 and a 10.5 in the same box. Obviously, just a mistake. Service was very poor. I tried calling their main phone, and it never worked. I emailed support and didn't get a reply over several days. I called their retail store and the girl was very nice and directed me o. How to return the item. When going through the refund process, they kept trying to get me to obtain store credit and even offered $8.00 more to incentivize. Fair. I really didn't want the deal with them again, so I executed a refund where they deducted $9.00 for a "processing fee" for an error they made. Just poor service and ethics IMO. Probably a nice brand overall, but I was put off by the haggling and deduction.

Cool Californian beach vibe is what comes to mind whenever I'm at this store. Effortless style that…read morebrings casual comfort. Staff has always been amazing every time I pooped in. The store is pretty cool with loads of fun basics that's perfect year round. The selection of shoes, casual chic all displayed perfectly among each other. The sweaters, all pretty neat and chic. The accessories are pretty cool as well: the selection of things they carry are amazing. You'll always find something for yourself or a gift.

My new favorite store for Quality Men's Goods. Located on the edge of the SB Funk Zone,…read morecongratulations to Dina for creating this new and amazing space. I am now a proud owner of my first Bertucci watch, Kuhl Mountain Grown shorts, Art Landau graphic T-shirts, and Craft & Lore accessories. Definitely a must-stop shop for the latest designs of men's pants, jackets, and a very cool selection of shoes/boots, jewelry, sunglasses . . . pretty much "Manly-Man" stuff. Located at the end of Helena Avenue, across from the Blue Water Grill and the backside of Surf N Wear's Beach House, and tucked in between Skyenna Wines and Lighthouse Skateshop.

I have been waiting for Santa Barbara to open up a mens store that really fit the vibe of the area…read more Atmosphere is on point. Dina is the best. She was super attentive and even offered me a drink while i was shopping, put me at ease. I felt comfortable walking around the store and she even helped me find a bad ass railcar denim jacket. Attention to detail. Great selection. My new favorite mens store on the central coast.

Jake & Jones is a beautifully curated shop featuring independent designers with truly impeccable…read moretaste. Every visit feels intentional and inspiring. I've discovered so many brands here that I genuinely love and wear on repeat, including Shaina Mote, B Sides, Cawley, Flore Flore, Hai, &Daughter, and Ichi Antiquités. They also carry Living Libations, a line of organic, pure, renegade beauty products that aligns perfectly with the shop's thoughtful ethos. I'm especially obsessed with the Frankincense Best Skin Ever. Yes, it's an investment, but the pieces are exceptionally well made and designed to last. This is slow fashion and conscious consumption done right. I don't come here to splurge all the time. I'm intentional about whether I'll truly wear something, and when it makes sense, I go for it. Other times, I just browse and get inspired, so don't let sticker shock stop you from checking it out. The staff is always helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable without ever feeling pushy. They also offer a one-time store credit or exchange for eligible items within 10 days of purchase. All sale items are final. Pro tip: subscribe to their mailing list for some sweet deals here and there. A must-visit if you appreciate independent designers, timeless style, and quality over quantity.

The old adage, "If you have to ask, you cannot afford it" sums this store up. Creative unique…read moreproducts completely out of reach for most. Coast Village Road is where this store belongs. They have a great selection of shoes, all unpriced. You have to ask. Irritating and ridiculous!!

The Post is a stunning stopping point in Montecito for shopping and dining. I love that it's just a…read morelittle bit past the downtown area so it has less foot traffic. It was easy to find and they also have ample parking being away from the main town. I was able to snag a parking spot on the weekend but if it gets busy they also have valet parking which I appreciate. The grounds of the Post are really beautiful. It's a lovely outdoor space to shop and drink your coffee or tea. The stores are very visually appealing and the aesthetic gives clean and *money lol. But really, let's just call it what it is. To shop here you have to be spending a pretty penny. I won't rate less stars because of this - I just want to acknowledge for fellow readers this is not an outlet, there are no deals - this is a spot for luxury shopping and that's A okay. It's a place I'll gladly come to look around but it's out of my price range. Aside from the shops I love that the Post holds space for one of my favorite new restaurants, Ospi! They also have a coffee shop and meal prep store here if you are looking for something more on the go and small. But as far as restaurants go it's super cool that they have Ospi here.

Such a beautiful location for these new shops and restaurants. With outdoor dining overlooking the…read moreBird Refuge, and right next to the fancy new round-about. The Main Courtyard features a comfy outdoor seating space, surrounded by some amazing greenery, and features a very colorful and historic fountain at the center. Designer clothing shops for men, women, and children, as well as a jewelry designer, leather bags and belts, the Leone Hair Salon, and my new favorite Italian Restaurant, Ospi. Staff at all the shops were were courteous and welcoming. And reasonable Valet parking is also available. Was so much fun to be greeted right away by Tedde and her Garden Shop, Scenery Floral. Tedde is a Curator, Art Historian, and Stylist. She has a nice selection of plants, pottery, garden tools, and so much more. So nice to see the beauty in this small and welcoming outdoor space. Although we did not have a lot of time to truly explore, we did walk in and out of several shops and definitely look forward to bring family and friends for some serious Retail Therapy. We also got the chance to meet stylist Kadel and tour his store, The Optimist, which has an incredible selection of men's clothing. And winding down the day with a late lunch at Ospi. Some delicious wines and cocktails, and Italian Pastas and Pizza. Such a fun spot to eat Breakfast, Lunch, Happy Hour, and/or Dinner.

Whiskey and leather is a wonderful boutique located in montecito…read more The team members are very helpful. They will help you pick out anything for any occasion. They have a wonderful selection of women's and men's clothing and jewelry. Parking is located on the street.

This store has an adorable collection of well curated pieces and on top of that a huge part of what…read moremakes it so amazing is SADIE who works there! She goes above and beyond to make you feel welcomed, celebrated and gives such enthusiastic customized style suggestions and guidance based on what you are looking for. She helped us find the PERFECT outfit for an event and truly was 11/10 in how helpful and engaged she was! She is an absolute GEM! If you want amazing customer service and want to find beautiful clothing, go here and ask for Sadie!

I've been going this store for multiple years when I'm in town. The clothing is way overpriced boho…read morefast fashion, but I figured it was worth a look. I also knew a lot of people had bad experiences there. Last visit I went by on bike. I couldn't find a bike rack anywhere near the store. I asked the owner if I could bring it inside. She immediately shouted no and launched into a speech about all her stuff in her store. She told me I could leave my bike propped against a tree out front. This is terrible advice. Anyone in Santa Barbara knows you leave a bike- ANY bike, much less an expensive bike leaning aguante something, that bike is no longer yours. Totally fine if she doesn't want the bike in her spacious store. She could suggest the closest bike RACK so the bike could be locked. Lots of people bike in SB so I'm sure I wasn't the only one needing a little direction to park and shop. Her rude attitude and irresponsible advice- plus ridiculous prices, no thanks!! Will never come back here. Tons of super rad boho stores like Dylan Star and Sirena with nice staff to spend at instead.

This store is amazing! My wife absolutely loves all the cute clothes and the men's section has…read moreeverything you need from casual to dress. The jewelry is beautiful (I've gotten my wife some incredible pieces), great hat selection,, and tons of gift options for friends. Both Erica and Oakley are super helpful and offer honest suggestions on styles and what looks good. Seriously one of my favorite stores in SB! Feels good to shop local!

My family and I make it a point to stop here and shop whenever we make the 2+ hours drive from…read moreOrange County. Although we usually have a pleasant shopping experience, this time it was very lackluster. The store wasn't busy at all. There were maybe four or five other people in the store besides us. NOT one person greeted us when we walked into the main area of the store and yet there were THREE employees all behind the counter just socializing with one another. The one time any of the four of us were even acknowledged by an employee was when my husband had merchandise in his hands. We're going to skip this place next time and spend our money supporting other businesses.

While visiting Santa Barbara, I stopped by this shop and had a very concerning experience…read more The price label clearly stated $2 per drink, yet I was charged $3 each when paying in cash. When I questioned it, I was told the price had increased. However, the moment I began taking photos, the explanation changed immediately. Suddenly, the price was back to $2, and instead of correcting the overcharge, I was offered an extra drink. I declined and simply asked for my $3 back. What should have been a straightforward correction turned into an uncomfortable interaction, marked by an arrogant, dismissive attitude and a complete lack of basic courtesy or accountability. There was no apology at any point. If pricing only becomes accurate when questioned, that raises serious concerns. Visitors to Santa Barbara deserve better. Double-check your total before paying.

I went to Vuori for a local event and ended up staying after to shop as they opened the store for…read moreus. Kristi was so helpful grabbing different sizes and just being so pleasant. Erie was the store manager I think, super enthusiastic and genuinely just a nice person. They have a great staff at this store and so much inventory.

Had such a great experience here. Ernie, Christy, and Daniel helped me and were so welcoming and…read morehelpful. What a great place!

Shoutout to Lucia at the State St location for absolute top notch customer service! Brought in some…read moresunglasses with damage that I thought would be unfixable and without hesitation she assured me she would get it fixed and stuck to her word . If I could give her 10 stars I would!

It's a small store and possibly understaffed. On a Tuesday during the market, they're kind of busy…read moreand there's not little to no area to lay out the sunglasses under consideration . Unlike some other sunglass huts, as well as other sunglass stores, they don't offer you a basket or a tray to put the ones you may be considering I had questions about the chromatic polarized versus polarized and impact on car head up display. Erik did not know what I was talking about which is OK. I explained it a few times and he seemed a little annoyed, so I got it out onto the phone to make sure I was describing it clearly. I think Corporate should do a better job of empowering and informing their managers. It's important that when you're selling sunglasses that are polarized that will make heads up display on cars not work that they know about that and at least are familiar with that concept. I felt like I had to convince him that this was really a thing! When I asked if he could get more information about this because perhaps their new technology that they are pushing with the chromatic might somehow address this issue. I have no idea and it's a good question Again he said he didn't know and all he would do is call another manager who probably wouldn't know. I was surprised because I thought that he could get a hold of Corporate to get more information and technical support about the products being offered I felt like he was annoyed with the questions. It was a very disappointing experience. I don't think I'll ever go back to the sunglass hut.