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Type of Shop
Editors Pick
Read MoreBetabrand San Francisco
Geared to the 20- and 30-somethings in SF’s tech industry, Betabrand has plenty of jeans, hoodies and all-around comfortable clothes. They also have a great sense of humor: some hoodies come in navy pinstripes or shiny silver, while women may...
Read Moreélu
The ultra-chic store features a carefully curated collection of women’s clothing and accessories, as well as special pieces for men. Items are sourced from unique European and US designers.
Read MoreGimme Shoes
With lines from Dries Van Noten and Jil Sander, this shoe boutique is more downtown than uptown in feel. It carries one of the most unusual lines, 22 Shoes, designed by a local resident who travels to Italy to have...
Courtesy Margaret O'LearyRead MoreMargaret O’Leary
Margaret O’Leary began with a few beautiful pieces of knitwear and now designs a new collection twice a year. In addition to luscious cashmere sweaters seen on plenty of celebrities, the shop carries the stylish jeans and shirts you’ll want to...
Read MoreSusan
Susan has cream-of-the-crop designers from Lanvin and Balenciaga to Marni and Comme des Garçons, all served up with a fair dose of attitude. If you can ignore the pretension, you can find some wonderful fashions, particularly international labels.
Read MoreThe Grocery Store
The hipper, less expensive branch of Susan stocks designers Avant Toi, Miu Miu, among others. Great cashmere sweaters and a funky shoe corner make it a lot of fun.
Read MoreVoyager
At Voyager, you’ll find edgy designs in clothing and housewares from designers around world.
Read MoreWilkes Bashford
A quintessential San Franciscan experience, this longtime city boutique now has a location in Palo Alto. It started as a men’s store and still stocks such gorgeous lines as Brioni and Bogner. There’s a women’s boutique with designs from Valentino,...
