The 4 Best San Francisco Boutiques To Shop Your Vacation Wardrobe
By Lauren BrocatoBy Lauren Brocato|June 24, 2021|Style & Beauty, Feature,
Equally important as selecting the right hotel for your weekend away is dressing the part. Look no further than these local shops to compose your vacay wardrobe.
Everlane’s vibrant retro jersey polo in Golden Hour
A beachwear staple in the Bay Area for 24 years, this Presidio Heights boutique carries a curation of timeless pieces fit for sun-fueled days. Its selection of tasteful swimsuits, flowy cover-ups and unique sun hats and accessories offer shoppers a host of chic selects sourced from around the world. 3440 Sacramento St.
Although the name might throw you off , rest assured that Alla Prima Lingerie & Swim offers some of the most elegant resortwear around. Dark-hued cover-ups double as dinner attire and come in a variety of styles including pantsuits, strapless and halter dresses. As well, its selection of one- and two-piece swimwear is vast, so everyone will find a flattering fit. 539 Hayes St.
Practicing “radical transparency” by remaining truthful with customers about the costs behind producing its clothes, Everlane’s ethical practices are as impressive as the luxe items in its store. Both ladies and gents will find modern yet timeless pieces here to create a truly enviable ensemble. Mix-and-match swimwear aptly complements neutral midi and maxi dresses, while the men’s section boasts ultracool button-downs, polos and chinos. 461 Valencia St.
Amour Vert is a one-stop shop for creating a versatile vacation wardrobe. From dreamy, flower-studded sundresses to silk skirts and slip dresses, the racks are filled with fashion-forward items, thoughtfully and locally produced—97% of the slow fashion boutique’s eclectic offerings are made in California and most just a few miles away from its San Francisco office. Multiple locations
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