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The group chat finally made it out of the planning phase. Gas up the car and grab the aux. Phone on DND. Outfits on point. Ready for your next photo dump. Whether you’re headed to Dolores Park, the Russian River, or down Highway 1, these local finds are essential for your summer adventures.Monochromatic SetsMinimalist prints and high-impact monochromatic sets are dominating the summer mood board. An asymmetrical waist tie offers universal appeal—effortlessly cinching hourglass figures and adding distinct dimension to athletic frames. The classic A-line skort gets a utilitarian upgrade with hidden built-in shorts, making it the ultimate grab-and-go piece for weekend escapes. Designed for versatile mixing and matching up to plus-sizes, the new collection from Lisa Says Gah—including the Erin Tank ($88) and Darcy Short ($88)---elevates breathable fabrics with feminine silhouettes and joyful, sun-drenched colorways.
// 522 Octavia St. (Hayes Valley); Shop in-store or online at lisasaysgah.comDenim StaplesWhile a classic denim jacket is already a core component of the Bay Area uniform, this standout iteration elevates the staple. Merging a vintage-inspired silhouette with sharp contemporary details, it offers a modern update to a timeless closet essential. Designed to combat San Francisco’s unpredictable microclimates, the Shop Jacket ($250) is the ultimate (chic) shield against Karl the Fog and sharp coastal winds. Equal parts functional and stylish, it layers seamlessly for year-round versatility or acts as the perfect lightweight outerwear choice for cool summer nights.// 3266 21st St. (Mission); shop in-store or online at gravelandgold.comModern Heirloom: Plunge TowelsThere is a distinct romance to the way Plunge approaches resort wear. Founded in 2020 by Jessica Murphy, the label was born from a poetic origin story: a single, sentimental textile her mother carried home from France while pregnant. Today, Murphy has translated that heirloom into a masterclass in functional art. Woven in strictly limited quantities using plush cotton jacquard from one of the final heritage terrycloth mills in the United States, each piece functions as a collector's item. Collaborations with artists from the Bay Area's underground scene elevate seaside leisure into a gallery experience. Their latest piece, Pea Pod Travels ($85) by multimedia artist Coco Ruby Ray Leeper, serves as the season's ultimate graphic statement, joining a coveted lineage of past collaborations with artists like Chelsea Wong, Gina Contreras, Lucy Stark, and more.// Available at Bones Bagels, 741 Diamond St. (Noe Valley), or online at plungetowels.comYour Perfect BikiniStep into summer with all things swimwear from Mollusk Surf Shop. A cornerstone of California’s coastal culture, the label designs with active movement in mind, creating high-endurance pieces that refuse to sacrifice silhouette for function. Case in point: the Kokomo Bikini Top ($78) and matching Hip Hugger Bottom ($78). The set feels distinctly nostalgic, channeling a vintage-era charm through a contemporary, universally flattering cut. It is an elevated, accessible take on the classic summer uniform—one built just as much for navigating the surf as it is for quiet, sunny afternoons on the sand.// 4500 Irving St. (Outer Sunset); shop the full range of swim in-store or online at mollusksurfshop.com Easy Everyday City Flats
The Jada Square Toe Ballet Flat ($368) is the perfect everyday shoe—think elevated from a sneaker but not quite as formal as a loafer. These staple flats are offered in a beautiful range of seasonal colorways alongside classic, everyday neutrals like black and nude. Featuring delicate basketweave detailing, the premium leather is designed to perfectly mold to your feet the more you wear them. They’re a brilliant footwear alternative for summer in the city; we all know a standard flip-flop can feel like an absolute taboo when you're walking around the sidewalks of San Francisco.// 2011 Fillmore St.(Lower Pac Heights); shop in-store or online at fredasalvador.com Feminine Cuts
If you don’t know about Isalis, you should! Their curation is incredible, with a distinct edit of chic labels that are notoriously difficult to track down in standard department stores. Widely considered one of SF’s best-kept secrets, this neighborhood gem effortlessly pairs coveted international names like the Australian brand Posse and Los Angeles denim house Pistola with cult-favorite labels like Miaou, all alongside an equally sharp, budget-conscious namesake line. Filled with a romance of ultra-feminine silhouettes, the collection offers the perfect answer for date night, golden-hour cocktails, and European escapes. This season, the standout piece is undoubtedly the Lori Dress from Posse ($439), rendered in a striking red gingham.// 2326 Fillmore St. (Fillmore) and 2127 Union St. (Pac Heights); shop in-store or online at shopisalis.comEveryday Leather HoboMcMullen is a premier destination for luxury fashion, offering a meticulously curated range of designer labels from well-known houses and upcoming brands. Guided by elite stylists who bring deep textile expertise and a masterful eye for contemporary wardrobing, the boutique delivers an unparalleled in-store experience. Within its walls, you’ll find coveted, rare collections from the likes of Diotima and Khaite, alongside highly exclusive, in-store-only releases from Phoebe Philo, the revered designer best known for redefining modern luxury during her historic tenure at Céline. Fuentes Mier crafts this beautiful leather hobo bag, an everyday Dulce de Leche Idalia Big Tote ($895) that pairs perfectly with all your summer looks.// 3687 Sacramento St. (Laurel Heights); shop in-store or online at shopmcmullen.comYour Perfect Picnic AccessoryThe original 1925 cheese slicer by Bjørklund ($38) is a century-old heirloom in Scandinavian households. Stop by Sommer—a new Hayes Valley favorite featuring curated home goods, apparel, and fresh flowers—and pick up this solid oak tool, which is the must-have accessory for your next summer charcuterie spread at Dolores Park.
// 327 Linden St. (Hayes Valley), shop in-store or online at shopsommer.comDinner Party StaplesLos Angeles-based designer Cedric Mitchell brings his exquisite hand-blown glass summer collection to Heath Ceramics. The Tall Vase in Rosalba ($384) flawlessly encapsulates his eccentric style, adding a vibrant pop of color to your dinner party or cocktail hour this season.
// 2900 18th St. (Mission-Potrero) and 1 Ferry Building (Embarcadero); shop in-store or online at heathceramics.comSummertime SunniesVisit longtime neighborhood favorite Rare Device on Divis for an exceptional array of sunglasses from Los Angeles-based label Crap Eyewear. Revered by the style-conscious for their durable craftsmanship, contemporary silhouettes, and accessible luxury, these frames are designed to endure for seasons to come. This summer, the standout choice is the No Wave Sunglasses in Black Tortoise ($119), an effortless everyday cut that pairs beautifully with any wardrobe while showcasing subtle, intricate design details that truly stand out.
// 600 Divisadero St. (Divisadero); shop in-store or online at raredevice.netThe Literary EditPick up Deborah Stein’s new book and scholarly manifestation, My Year in Paris with Gertrude Stein ($27), a summertime read that book lovers and critics alike cannot stop raving about. This imaginative work centers on an avant-garde thinker composing an essay on Gertrude Stein, beautifully delving into themes of intimacy and female friendship in contemporary Paris.// Available at Green Apple Books, 506 Clement St. (Inner Richmond) or 1231 9th Ave. (Inner Sunset) or online at greenapplebooks.com
Gas up the car and grab the aux. Phone on DND. Outfits on point. Ready for your next photo dump.
Whether you’re headed to Dolores Park, the Russian River, or down Highway 1, these local finds are essential for your summer adventures.
(Courtesy of Lisa Says Gah)
Minimalist prints and high-impact monochromatic sets are dominating the summer mood board. An asymmetrical waist tie offers universal appeal—effortlessly cinching hourglass figures and adding distinct dimension to athletic frames. The classic A-line skort gets a utilitarian upgrade with hidden built-in shorts, making it the ultimate grab-and-go piece for weekend escapes. Designed for versatile mixing and matching up to plus-sizes, the new collection from Lisa Says Gah—including the Erin Tank ($88) and Darcy Short ($88)---elevates breathable fabrics with feminine silhouettes and joyful, sun-drenched colorways.
// 522 Octavia St. (Hayes Valley); Shop in-store or online at lisasaysgah.com
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