San Francisco's Best Men's Clothing

Sharply dressed men shop for cutting-edge looks at this sleek men’s boutique near Union Square.

Tips: Use the garage at Stockton and Sutter Streets.

The Archive
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SoMa outpost of the upscale online men’s retailer aims to sell everything a guy could want under one roof.

Reviews:

• “Coolest Mens Clothing & Accessories Store in San Francisco”

Tips: To be rewarded for your loyalty, talk to one of the sales associates about becoming a “Regular.”

On the Fly
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Enjoy shopping and getting pampered at Hayes Valley boutique with wall-to-wall fashions and an enticing mani/pedi lounge.

Reviews:

• “Don’t Shop On-Line”
• “Best boutique in SF!!”
• “its all about the shop girls!”
• “Awesome Customer Service and Love the Style!”
• “What’s with the attitude?”

Tips: Z Beauty Lounge has two pedicure chairs and a small manicure bar that seats four.

Azalea Boutique
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A posh Union Square boutique that puts clothes on the backs of Willie Brown and Robin Williams.

Reviews:

• “Best Clothes and Customer Service”
• “Outstanding shoe department (John Lobb, Bontoni, Car Shoe, Stefanobi)”
• “Always has great styles”
• “Perfect”

Tips: There is a 10-day refund policy, as long as the item is in the same condition that it was when purchased.

Wilkes Bashford

The price tags at this high-fashion clothing boutique will drive you into a shopping frenzy.

Reviews:

• “Great Styles for Fashionable wear ….”
• “Nice Stuff, but still expensive”
• “if you love a great bargain…”
• “The funnest shopping I have ever done”
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Jeremy’s

This Haight Street staple sells the latest in edgy lifestyle gear for everyone from ghoulish goth kids to cutesy surfer girls.

Reviews:

• “Variety”
• “Excellent Service”
• “Fun clothes and accessories”

Tips: Villains is not for the indecisive—it enforces a notoriously rigid return policy. No cash refunds and exchanges are only permitted within 14 days.

Villains

Side-street haberdashery suits the downtown set.

Tips: Made-to-measure suits are created on the premises and customers can expect free tailoring and alterations.

David Stephen Menswear

The monetarily well-endowed indulge in trendy separates and arcade games at this chic Cow Hollow boutique.

Reviews:

• “Very Chic”
• “SWEET!”
• “Love it”
• “Top Shop”
• “Money”

Tips: The store will open before and after regular hours or bring clothes to clients’ homes upon request.

Riley James

Hipsters flock to Castro for haute-casual looks.

Tips: If you’re into Paul Frank and don’t feel like trekking to Union Square, this store has a fantastic selection of PF apparel and accessories.

Citizen Clothing

Hip, urban clothes at discounted prices—every trend watcher’s dream come true.

Reviews:

• “Distinctly SF Clothing Landmark”
• “New ROLO Store in SoMa”
• “Worst of the Rolo”

Tips: Rolo’s Castro Street location sells marked-down items at 25 to 50 percent off.

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