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Clothing Stores and Boutiques in San Francisco.
All 54 clothing stores and boutiques we cover in San Francisco, from Fillmore Street, Hayes Valley and Union Street, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 54
Clothing Stores and Boutiques, district by district.
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Sherri McMullen's luxury fashion boutique on Maiden Lane, the pedestrian lane off the square. One of the few owner-run designer shops in a district of brand flagships.
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A Bathing Ape's Union Square store for the Japanese streetwear label's camo hoodies, tees and sneakers. A recent arrival on Stockton Street.
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Stockholm fashion house's store near Market Street for men's and women's ready-to-wear, denim, footwear and accessories.
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Market Street store that opened Oct 9, 2026, with a UTme! print studio (Muni and local-artist designs) and a RE.UNIQLO studio for embroidery and repairs.
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Post Street Nike store a block from the square selling footwear, apparel and gear, with in-store Nike Experts for sport and style advice and pickup for online orders.
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Levi's store and outlet on Market St with a Levi's Tailor Shop, Made & Crafted, Levi's Vintage Clothing and Authorized Vintage lines, and Levi's Secondhand trade-ins.
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Paris designer's boutique for women's ready-to-wear, footwear and accessories with a relaxed French look. Shares the 455 Jackson Street building with Aesop.
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Australian label's boutique for women's dresses, swimwear and resortwear, set in a double storefront at 458-460 Jackson Street across from Paul Smith.
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Brand store for Goldwin, the Japanese outdoor and performance apparel maker, with technical outerwear. Sits mid-block on Jackson Street beside Gallery Wendi Norris.
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Women's fashion label's boutique for wardrobe basics, leather jackets, denim and knitwear. Located at the eastern end of the Jackson Street shopping block.
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Local boutique mixing contemporary clothing with a selection of vintage pieces, a regular stop for shoppers who want something not sold by the big brands.
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Independent designer store a block off Hayes stocking avant-garde labels such as Dries Van Noten and Junya Watanabe for men and women.
View shop page →Website →@macmodernappealingclothingDirections
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Clothing label's shop for patterned dresses and separates and its food-shaped earrings, on the Octavia St side of the neighborhood just off Hayes.
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Paris label's store with men's and women's collections and the A.P.C. Surplus line, alongside Azalea jewelry and Aesop skincare.
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Shop focused on handcrafted and hard-to-find Japanese clothing brands, a good place to look for labels that are rarely stocked elsewhere in the city.
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Clothing brand's store for small-batch collections made with natural fabrics and natural dyes, with basics and knits for men and women.
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Accessories designer's shop on Linden St, the small alley off Octavia, selling bags, clutches and other accessories from the brand's collections.
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Shoe shop specializing in leather footwear for men and women, from boots to dress shoes and other leather styles, in the 400 block of Hayes St.
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Streetwear store for sneakers along with Undefeated's own branded apparel and merchandise, in the 500 block of Hayes St among the clothing stores.
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Leather bags, wallets and wardrobe basics from the women's brand, with in-store pickup, same-day delivery and personal shopping appointments in person or virtually.
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The brand's only San Francisco store, selling denim and ready-to-wear for men and women, with tailoring, styling and a denim recycling drop-off.
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Paris women's label's Fillmore store for knitwear, blouses, dresses and accessories from its seasonal collections, between Pine and California.
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New York designer's store for women's clothing and shoes, known for its distinctive cuts and prints, on the block between Clay and Sacramento.
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San Francisco knitwear designer's shop for sweaters, cardigans and knit separates, at the Washington St end of the Upper Fillmore strip.
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Women's clothing brand's store for dresses, denim and everyday pieces, with a focus on lower-impact fabrics, between Clay and Washington.
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Accessories designer's Fillmore shop selling bags, clutches and other leather accessories from the brand's collections.
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Women's shoe brand's store for boots, flats, loafers and sandals, in the block between Pine and California streets on the lower half of the shopping strip.
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Women's clothing boutique listed in the Fillmore Street directory, at the south end of the strip between Bush and Pine.
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Japanese label's store for indigo-dyed denim, knitwear and cotton clothing for men and women, made with traditional techniques.
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Women's clothing boutique at the Washington St end of the street, one of the independent shops among the national brands.
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Independent designer boutique carrying Dries Van Noten, Gabriela Hearst, Khaite, Proenza Schouler and Tibi, along with emerging and BIPOC designers.
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Women's boutique in the former Betty Lin space with denim, leather jackets, sunglasses, jewelry and dresses from labels like Odeeh, Magda Butrym and Spinelli Kilcollin.
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Swimwear specialist with designer swimsuits, resort wear, cover-ups and beach accessories, in the middle of the Sacramento Street shopping blocks.
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Shoe store featured by the Union Street Association on its home page, at the 2000 block of Union in the middle of the shopping stretch.
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Leather apparel shop listed in the Union Street Association directory under apparel and accessories, and featured on the association's home page.
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Women's boutique stocking hard-to-find French and Italian labels alongside American designers, at the west end of the shopping stretch.
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Men's and women's clothing shop carrying labels exclusive to the store, and a regular host of shop-and-sip evening events.
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Shoe shop focused on a selection of European footwear for men and women, at the east end of the Union Street shopping stretch.
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Athletic apparel store for yoga, running and training clothes, one of several activewear shops clustered on this part of Union Street.
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Store for the California activewear brand, known for soft performance shorts, joggers and matching sweat sets for men and women.
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Store for the beach-inspired brand's soft sweater shirts, tees and summer dresses for men and women, in the middle of the 2100 block.
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Store for the Bay Area brand known for very soft T-shirts, made with eco-friendly practices, next door to Faherty on Chestnut.
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Women's fashion boutique stocked with on-trend contemporary brands, in the middle of the 2100 block of Chestnut Street.
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Women's boutique mixing chic wardrobe basics with standout statement pieces, at the west end of the Chestnut shopping blocks.
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Store for the adventure-travel clothing brand, selling outdoor-ready goods for men and women on the 2100 block of Chestnut Street.
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The brand's Marina District store on Chestnut Street, stocking its jeans and denim alongside tops, knitwear, outerwear and accessories.
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Local clothing shop printing its own San Francisco landmark designs on shirts, hoodies and hats, with in-house embroidery of caps.
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Hat shop on Stockton Street near Columbus, listed among North Beach's custom and vintage stops in the neighborhood shopping directory.
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Mission branch of a local boutique with men's and women's clothing, shoes, accessories, home decor, pantry goods and apothecary and fragrance.
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Women-owned design collective just off Valencia since 2008, selling clothing, jewelry, bags, candles, apothecary items, books, paper goods and kitchen pieces.
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Boutique at 14th St stocking clothing, shoes, jewelry, home goods and apothecary items from independent and emerging labels, plus a kids' line. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
View shop page →Website →@unseen.clothingandthingsDirections
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Theatrical and performance fashion shop a short walk from Haight and Masonic. Free to browse, and the place on the strip for stage, drag and festival outfits.
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Boutique selling home goods, apparel and gifts, with the Club Photomatica photo-booth lounge in the same space. Good for local-made gifts and a souvenir photo strip.
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Boutique run by sisters Renee and Tiffany Tam selling hand-painted silk kimonos and robes. A step up from the souvenir silk sold elsewhere on Grant Ave.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for clothing stores and boutiques in San Francisco?
Fillmore Street has the most, with 11, followed by Hayes Valley (9) and Union Street (7). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many clothing stores and boutiques does this guide cover?
54, across 11 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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Hayes Valley and Fillmore Boutiques: Two Short Walks
Independent clothing, jewelry, perfume and sake shops on Hayes Street and Upper Fillmore, with store hours, parking and where to eat on each of the two walks.
Read guide →Union Square Shopping Walk: Flagships and Maiden Lane
Grant Avenue's luxury houses, the Post Street jewelers, Maiden Lane and the department stores on the square, plus transit tips and where to eat nearby.
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Shopping Near SF State: Stonestown & the Student Center
A walking guide to shopping around San Francisco State University: the campus store and food in the Cesar Chavez Student Center, and Target, Whole Foods and Trader Joe's at Stonestown Galleria next door.
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