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.

2 months and 4 emails after ordering and zero response from the company. Nobody answers the phone…read moreat the store. Shame, used to order from them all the time.

SUCH A FUN STORE! I have been here a njandful of times and love my experience everytime! The staff…read moreare so kind and they have a huge selection of tie dye! I appreciate their variety of options and prices. I have ordered from them online as well, as I live about 2 hours away. Their website is easy to use and they often have sales! Overall, this has become a MUST SHOP AT store for me!

I was having a bad day and then I walked into the store and the staff there was just so amazing and…read morefun. They completely changed my vibe for that day. I bought some cool tie-dye shirts and a really cool Star wars hat. Overall fun place to be. High quality art work.

Went out of the way to this gallery to see their latest art show and interested in maybe getting…read moreone of the pieces. Came the first day of the week they're supposed to be open around 3pm, and they weren't open. I asked the gentleman next door at the record shop. He knocked on the door for me, but seemed like no one there tho he claimed there was someone there earlier. I thought maybe it was one of the "Be Right Back" kinda situations, so waited for around 10-15 minutes and nothing. I even got food around the area and checked back later, and still closed. I called the number, no one picked up. I sent a text just in case, no answer. I sent a DM on their Instagram and no answer. It's said that "the account can't receive your message because they don't allow new messages requests from everyone." As a business, a small business that is, why would they make themselves not accessible to potential customers? Since I can't even confirm hours, I most likely won't come back unless if I randomly happen to be in the neighborhood and by some miracle they happen to be open.

Cute little shop with clothes and a handful of used records. I'll never understand how these little…read moreboutiques sell enough to stay in business, but I was happy to pick up a few of their records.

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!!

Tucked in a tiny space on Larkin just north of Geary, The Loin is a neat little clothing shop and…read moreart space. I was most interested in their t-shirts so I didn't even really take a look at the art hanging on the walls (next time). I love the Tenderloin and it has a special place in my heart. Having worked there providing health care to a much marginalized population, I'm always proud to sport some Tenderloin-related gear. So, I was more than happy to plunk down 30 bones for my Tenderloin Friends Club t-shirt. It's awesome!

A trendy art and clothing shop in the tenderloin next to a vintage magazine and porn shop. Support…read moreyour local business guys and gals right in the heart of the tenderloin!

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!

Really cute store and tons of local offerings ranging from cards or posters, games, books, candles,…read moreaccessories and jewelry, clothing and more! I liked perusing the cards and posters that represented art in every SF neighborhood. I purchased one as a gift I also appreciated the cute hair accessories and clips -- they carry Jenny Lemons who makes fruit or veg shape hair clips

Hidden gem for cute odds and ends for birthdays and holiday gifts. The owners who curated this…read moreplace did a great job! Quiiiiete a few chuckles while perusing around. Ended picking up the tote bag and mug! Service was so sweet - owners gave us some Halloween candy while we stopped by and everything was packaged with care. Items might be a bit on the pricier side but still within reason for the area and the niche of store!

My favorite artist/vendor is Simone. She creates original paintings and printwork, and canvas bags…read morelarge & small, featuring brightly-hued and multi-patterned images of Frida Kahlo, a feline version named Frida Cat-lo, Mexican skulls, smiling cats, flowers galore, and even a Frida-like mermaid, "la sirena." You can tell that Simone is a true artist, and has taken much time and effort in realizing her creations. Everything is hand-made with care. The large canvas bags are put together with jean material, fabric from Mexico, hand-sewn flowers, hand-painted flowers and images of Frida. There are many gift ideas. I bought several small cross-body bags (two for me, one for my friend in Tokyo). You can remember your trip to SF with a painting of cats enjoying a romp in front of the Golden Gate Bridge. For the Frida admirer, check out her images and irreverent poetry adorned with hand-painted flowers and Simone's original "wall paper" background. Simone can usually be found on Market Street at Embarcadero Plaza, Thursdays to Saturdays: 415-806-7877 and petartistdiva@yahoo.com.

Beautiful arts and crafts! Have a tough time not buying something every time I go on Saturday's!…read moreRecently purchased wood art that I absolutely love as well as a handmade flute for my nephew who loves it! I would absolutely recommend going and checking it out! It's another way to support our local artists as well