Punk Rock Heaven! When closed for a private showing the amazing pink graffiti window will draw you…read morein. Setting foot in Punk Majesty you will be transported into a world of carefully curated art, pieces of which many are made by the owner herself, Alisha Amnesia. The photographs from various well known rock and roll photographers recall a rich punk rock history and are available for purchase. Leather jackets and vests repurpased with studs adorn the racks. Done by herself with attention to detail. Graffiti shirts, suit jackets, furnitire and art with posotive affirmations permeate the space. There is also a treasure trove of jewlery and clothing from other Bay Area artists. It's an authentic magical space that needs to be experienced in the flesh. Be prepared not to leave empty handed! You can feel good about supporting a woman owned small business . And the studded leather gloves are to die for!

I've been to three events at Punk Majesty this past year and am always impressed with this space…read moreand what Alisha has created. It's clear lots of passion and style has gone into the curation of this beautiful space. Love seeing a unique business in SF with lots of soul that brings like-minded people together to celebrate music, fashion and art!

I've been looking for a gothic style store for a while... sadly, most of SF 'gothic' like stuff is…read moremore fetishwear. Disapointing anyways, this store has some 'designer' level clothing at varying prices that very wildly. Buying a 100 dollar pair of somewhat gothic style pants, the original owner guy I purchased from was kind of cool. we chatted things up, he kind of gave me some pointers for sf fashion spots, talked to me about some of the other items around the shop (including a 1000 dollar concealable leather pouch). I usually like to give things time... evaluate places before sticking with them... so opting to wait on anything else... I make a trip to japan (where I purchased another gothic style pants from the yellow house... which were even more disappointing that Ceiba. Details are in the review I made for them). Also, mind you, both pants are elastic and the material is a little thick, they were both very comfortable. after coming back, I had to get both pants repaired. the ceiba pants I've had to have repaired twice (but it still has more damage on it that I haven't gotten repaired. the pockets are falling apart for one) now while the japanese yellow house pants I've had to have repaired 3 times now. It's rare that I need to have my clothes repaired... mostly its seams coming undone and I can usually fix those myself.... usually... but these were more that the fabric was giving out. the seams were strong but the pants were fraying or giving out around the seams. I cant just sew that back in. I've gone to Ceiba twice to try to talk to them about the material, the pants, repairs... and just to find solutions. the first time for them to give me advice on to handle it myself... and the second time, after SEVERAL times having to pay to get them fixed, to see if maybe the item was just bad or something and finding more vendor and patron solutions. both times it was a woman this time and both times she could not help. I do not recommend people come here for clothes, its a nice name place to show off a bit and pretend to be more socioeconomically established but little more than that.

I came here shopping for outfits for Coachella, and Ingrid went above and beyond helping me put…read moretogether the looks. She was helpful and friendly, provided honest feedback, and was so patient with me. And last but not least, the things they have here are so cool and unique, definitely recommend!

Cool small shop to find some unique San Francisco, or San Franpsycho, clothing, pins and other…read moretrinkets. Cool attentive staff

We love San Franpsycho! A SF staple that has been around for over a decade now. If you're visiting…read moreSF, definitely stop by for some unique SF designs (or pop by their SFO Airport pop up!) They have original designs and great and soft material clothing. We also love the owner and his wife and puppy! Definitely love supporting friends and a native San Franciscan. Stop by!!

As a size 18 girl, I don't easily find pieces 1. That fit me, and 2. If they fit me, that I…read moreactually think are cute and that I'll wear. But at Moody Goose I found both!!! I wish I didn't live all the way in LA because I would be back sooner to shop if I wasn't so far. There's a plus size rack when you come in that had a pretty good selection. And soooo many things on the rack were cute. The employees were very kind to me and had a warm presence, communicative and helpful. I always get a little nervous going into a vintage shop because I feel like they are usually disappointing. A cold presence from the workers, slim to none selection for someone my size, and ridiculous prices - however, that was not the case at Moody Goose and I will be back!

I've been here several times and the employees do not say a single word or acknowledge your…read moreexistence at all lol. Walked in earlier today to 3 girl staff members having a loud conversation by the cash register who never even turned or greeted me which gave a very pretentious vibe. Also, the prices are so overpriced. I shop on secondhand sites like Depop, Poshmark, and Vinted often and have consistently found similar if not the same style of clothes for 1/4 for the cost. It's a cute curation of clothes but for the price and horrible service I don't like this Polk St location.

This review is for the online ordering process…read more I ordered 3 shirts yesterday and they came today. I live 60 miles away but good damn that was fast! I'm super excited to rep the t-shirts especially the prints from Jeremy Fish, the raddest illustrator around. Also, I want to say if you have any questions, UP responds very quickly about any sizing, garment questions. Very pleased with their response time and the information they have handy. I will be ordering from these dudes again and will be dropping in when I'm in the city next!

I drove in from out of town to buy Xmas presents. Last Christmas there were all kinds of issues…read moretrying to order online and have it delivered. Ie. Wrong items and taking far longer than promised with nobody reaching out to the customer (me). So I decided I'll stop by when the SF store is open and grab stuff myself. Now I am sitting on your doorstep at your store that was supposed to open 1 hour ago. Not a soul here. Amazon almost gave me a package for you but changed their mind at the last minute. Other customers are asking me if you are going to be open today. I am a long time customer. Great products. Your customer service is shit. I love the style upper playground provides. But I can't rep you bc you won't deliver the correct product promptly or hire employees that, seemingly, can't roll out of bed. Disappointed. You've lost my business.

What a gem of a vintage store smack down in the middle of two sections of the mall. It's small, but…read morethey have great Japanese designer stuff all organized and friendly staff to go along. With FIFA on the horizon, it was timely to look for jerseys! Was able to get a couple - great condition and even scored a vintage Kenzo shirt, what? Will make sure to stop by at the next visit to Japantown.

Literally hole in a wall shop that you might miss if you don't look to the left side!…read more The shop is very very small but they have a bunch of hidden gems inside. This definitely was a highlight of my trip to Japantown. Everything was reasonably priced well. I thought it was cool that there was a bunch of clothes from the U.S + Japanese brands!

I suppose the silver lining in this down economy is that there are some damn good sales out there!…read moreThat said, my mission is to avoid the lure of the mall's deep discounts and shop local for the holidays. Going to Appel & Frank's Stockings & Stilettos event last week was a good move - the Regency was swarming with local independent designers eager to show their goods. There must have been 100 tables of tees and trinkets, earrings and baby things, purses and satchels, and leathers and lotions, all fairly drool worthy. The ladies were out in full force raiding the tables for that perfect something for that certain someone. Appel & Frank is a trunk show, which means the prices aren't cheap. This ain't no sample sale! So, minus one star because I feel like they should involve some cheaper vendors. Insider tip #1: Be sure to pick up a goodie bag! I found some purdy good stuff in there, including a yoga set for toes. (http://www.yogapro.com/ts/toestretcher.html). Haha. I'm calling bullshit, but what do I know? Insider tip #2: Usually yelpers can get into Appel & Frank for free or for $5 with a special promo code. Holla! Gotta love the perks.

I'm on the fence with Appel and Frank events. I guess it all depends on what vendors are there…read more I've gone to two Babes and Babies events. The first one I paid $5 for two entries. Not a bad fee at all. The vendors had some cute clothes, food samples and other cool baby products. I got some really cute headbands for my toddler at one of the stands and another vendor gave me a free pair of Baby Legs legwarmers. There were quite a few baby photographers offering their services and I came home with a bag full of goodies. Their gift bag came with a coupon to go to the Discovery Museum for free, a Plum District discount card and a little Maclaren airplane rattle. Plus there were tons of coupons in the bag as well. We were also able to get our baby's picture taken on sight for free. I went the second time because it was free and they were offering a Baby Bullet to the first 50 people in line. I got there and was probably the 15th person in line for the Baby Bullet. I was really excited to get the item because who doesn't love free stuff? The problem with the second one was there weren't as many vendors as my first time there or maybe there just wasn't as much that I was interested in. All I really came out with were some food samples from one of the tables. The gift bag this time only came with food samples too and some flyers. I was a little disappointed. Maybe the best thing would be to look at the vendor/sponsor list before arriving and then decide if it's worth it.

definitely took a vacation today at 1499 S. Grant Street, the owner and her employee rock's my…read moresocks! So much vintage gems in here, including clothes and more, truly a feast for your eyes, look twice because there's things in every nook and crazy, and they are unique. Trust me...I go 80s thrifting weekly...if you're born in the 80s, you gotta stop here! Or if you wanna just wear cool as sh*t that's not made in a sweat factory. Price point is good and competitive, depends what you want... overall, take a vacation!

The selection at this little shop is AMAZING, and the quality is very, very good…read more However, the prices are way too high and so overpriced that I could not even consider buying anything at all. To add to this negative review, the staff was pretty snobby, standoffish, and aloof. It was fun to visit, but I'm not sure if I really recommend it.