Fashion stores San Francisco

This magnificent denim megastore from the famous Levi's brand is located in Union Square on Market Street, a stone's throw from the Powell BART station. Here you'll find San Francisco jeans in all the classic cuts, as well as new collections. Several colors available, as well as a few jackets with frills sewn on the shoulders and back. Prices much lower than in France, watch for seasonal promotions. You're in gold-rush country, so take the opportunity to make a detour to the temple of Levi's!

Crossroads Trading Company is a chain of thrift stores offering second-hand clothing and accessories in good condition. People bring in their clothes and the store staff evaluates them. They are then converted into cash or vouchers that can be redeemed in the store. All that's left to do is shop. A nice option to get dressed at a low price, but less funky than the vintage thrift stores in Mission.

Women's fashion in San Francisco, Sunhee Moon is a nice boutique for modern and elegant cuts. A young style and class for pieces that each bear a female first name.

A men's and women's shop, which offers a wide choice of more or less dressed shoes, ranging from the trendy sports footwear to the classic pumps. A little expensive though.

This Lower Haight boutique will fill these ladies in search of original and trendy designs. For a fashion look very much 1980 at reasonable prices.

Nice concept store with clothes, home decor and accessories decorated with San Francisco colors. A fresh and spring-like style that makes you want to buy everything, perfect for wedding, birth or birthday gifts. And something rare in this city, we thought of the less moneyed since there is a little for all the purses. Moreover, the store is pleasantly organized, it is a pleasure to stroll through the shelves looking at the different articles. Do not hesitate to make a tour there if you pass in the corner.

Nice boutique of all colors. You will find accessories and accessories for women at reasonable prices. Very warm home and local creators are the lot of this store in the North Beach. A good address.

Original and trendy cuts, fluid and quality fabrics for these beautiful creations produced in the back shop. For beautiful pieces you will not find elsewhere.

New boutique with acidulous colors for women and children. Kristina's collection of Pizzol mixes simple cuts and fabrics on fresh grounds.

A small wooden shop in which a country air is served. All cotton, wool and linen garments for women, men and children come from Japan. Smooth and elegant forms. Large selection of socks.

Urban and trendy fashion for men and women, which focuses on young people 18-30 years with vintage, hipster and retro trends. The brand has been in the news several times with provocative designs that have provoked many reactions. Also a space for the home, gadgets and some jewelry. The first store opened in Philadelphia in 1970. Today Urban Outfitters operates more than 400 outlets in the United States, Canada and Europe. A must for those who love fashion at reasonable prices.

Temple of pas bag for men, women and children. This is the equivalent of our European H & M. It belongs to the same chain as Gap, but it is declination less class.

Second hand store for luxury clothing, you will find here vintage vintage brands over several decades. Prices are higher than in other San Francisco friperies, but quality is not the same either.

Organisation, this is the watchword in this second hand store perfectly sorted and filed. It is difficult to give an objective perspective on American Rag: some love, others hate. Still take a look if you go across the corner: there may be a good opportunity for you.

The big, chic chain is also in San Francisco. Despite major difficulties during the covid, this 450-store chain finally held up with the help of U.S. government bankruptcy protection. There's an assortment of clothing and accessories for women, men and children, including swimwear, outerwear, loungewear, bags, sweaters, jeans, dresses, suits, jewelry and shoes. The style? Casual and stylish at the same time. High prices.

A must-see in the Italian Quarter! The Goorin Brothers started their hat business in 1895, and for four generations the family has carefully cultivated the tradition. Despite its retro feel, this store opened in 2006. You'll find classics as well as the latest in hats for a stylish and contemporary look. A cowboy hat or a panama, a sailor cap or a slap hat, all are neatly lined up and ready to be tried on...

To take the boring wait in a gloomy in the dark frame where you look at your laundry, nothing better than a nice coffee where you can enjoy a good breakfast. Forgetting that the machine turns. Many young people and music.

This is one of Haight-Ashbury's most emblematic stores: Held Over is a large thrift store on the main street of this hippie district, which has kept the authenticity of its sign "in its juice", in particular its perfectly preserved 1976 window display. Numerous racks of second-hand clothes will appeal to vintage enthusiasts: in the neighborhood where the hippie movement was born, there's plenty to choose from, and maybe even the best! Don't miss the window displaying vintage sunglasses, hats, jeans and accessories.