You must go here the next time you need to buy jeans…read more They know exactly what they have in the store and quickly helped me find a pair of jeans that fit perfectly. I will never go elsewhere!

If you want incredible service and a great fit, buy your jeans at Jeans to a T. The owner, Tom, is…read moreknowledgeable about his inventory and is terrifically helpful and nice to boost. He carries Levi's and Wranglers for both men and women in a large selection of sizes and lengths. He'll also shorten your jeans if needed. He also sells Hawaiian shirts. Tom will even shorten your jeans if needed.

My only regret is that I did start shopping at Louis Thomas long ago. Quality products,…read moreknowledgeable people.

I was there today and had a great experience. I HATE shopping for myself. They made it painless…read moreand offered tons of great suggestions on what goes with the items I was buying. Of course, that led to me spending more money, but I am very happy w/ my purchases. Thanks guys.

Longway has great aesthetics. More San Francisco or Portland, than Marin, it's a quirky, blend of…read morecoffee house, work space, community gathering spot and retail. Service is friendly. The expresso drinks here offered a mixed experience. My first drink, a coconut crème expresso was excellent. Strong and delicious, they apparently make their own coconut crème in-house. We all know there is a worldwide shortage, but unfortunately the matcha we ordered was lacking a depth of flavor and color, despite watching a skilled barista beautifully blend the powder with a traditional whisk (chasen.) The end result of her efforts was "matcha lite." I like this spot, and we noted it's a popular choice for remote work, but steer towards expresso drinks if you are a fan of potent flavors.

Cute shop/cafe. Nicely curated items for sale - clothes, personal care, etc…read more Mint matcha latte was basically mint milk. Didn't taste any matcha Donuts were super dense. For 2 drinks & 2 donuts it was almost $30. Not worth it.

This is a review on the lady who helped me in the jewelry dept, what a pleasant lady. I told her…read moreexactly what I was looking for and price range, within seconds she pinned down exactly what I believe to be the perfect earrings for my former MIL, plus added a few more jewelry pieces. I did visit and purchase from the perfume dept and initially I was irritated with lack of staff but I did ask and within a minute a lady came from across the way and assisted me. The staff are pleasant here, and not the busiest department store which is great for me!

I am very pleased with the Store Manager Melissa's customer service!! She is sooo efficient and…read morewent above and beyond to find all my online orders!!! If you have the pleasure of having Melissa assist you, you will be soo happy!! Thank you Melissa!!!

If you like name-brand outdoor clothing but not name-brand outdoor clothing prices, Marin Outdoor…read moreTrading Company should be on your radar. With a mix of consignment clothing and manufacturer samples, MOTC is a small, local shop with an enticing mix of offerings. Even though the consignment clothing would never count as cheap, every piece appears to be in great shape with no evidence of wear. The sample pieces, still sporting manufacturer tags, also sport a huge discount off their recommended sales price. I picked up a pre-worn, stylish fleece from The North Face for $30 and felt that price was reasonable and returned home to tell my son he should check the place out for the sort of outdoor men's pants he likes. The array of offerings is not dissimilar from what one finds at REI, but on a much smaller scale. There's other outdoor stuff here too - including a proprietor with whom one can engage in for everything fishing related. Despite its size, the store features clothes for all ages and genders as well as outdoor equipment. Whether you've outgrown something or just want something new or gently worn, if you're seeking outdoor clothing and like those name brands, MOTC should be on your radar.

The owner is a very sweet and easy going guy and the prices are incredibly reasonable. It was a…read morequieter environment to shop in and I greatly prefer that to the overwhelm and sensory overload of big box stores. No blaring loud music or bright lights! And if you like being outside that's probably your preference, too. :) Highly recommend visiting this shop.

Jerry has a great, curated selection cutting edge clothing that really stands out. Not stuff you…read morewould find anywhere else. And Jerry knows all his clients by name - very personable. When I need something really special to get noticed by, I get it from Sonas.

Shopping at Sonas Denim is like having a personal shopper. The proprieter, Gerry Kelly, welcomes…read moreeach customer as if he is inviting them into his home. For example, a couple entered the store and he immediately welcomed them and offered his assistance in a very low key way. He picked out a coat for the gentleman that he felt would be a good fit. The gentleman was initially surprised by Gerry's suggestion but then he looked at the jacket more carefully and tried it on,. The look on his face was priceless. Likewise, everyone else in the store was smiling. Those moments happen frequently for customers at Sonas Denim. In fact, "sonas" means good fortune or happiness in Gaelic. My first visit to Sonas was also a surprising moment of pleasure, considering I have never enjoyed shopping for clothing. From my earliest experiences, shopping for clothing was as much fun as going to the dentist. In this case, Gerry completely changed my attitude toward shopping and now I look forward to Gerry's assistance with any shopping needs that I have. I've received numerous compliments whenever I wear pieces from Sonas. For high fashion, low pressure, good vibes and affordable prices, I highly recommend shopping at Sonas Denim.

Visited for the first time last weekend and had a lovely experience! The staff was kind, patient, &…read morestylish. I loved the clothes selection and walked away with quite a few items - both for everyday attire & special occasions. Looking forward to a return visit.

Lived all over world and this is my favorite store for rad men's clothes - ANYWHERE. And the three…read moreladies who I have encountered there are elegant and professional and ALWAYS in a good mood. So many incredible things to wear here: like wearable art don't know whether to buy them to wear or just to admire. Also very hip posters and vibe inside. Worth a long drive anywhere in the coast to take a morning or early afternoon to browse here!

OCN Culture is West Marin distilled--salt air, clean lines, and the feeling you just stepped out of…read morea coastal dream. Clothes you could wear to a Stinson bonfire or a Point Reyes meandering afternoon. Jewelry that catches the fog-filtered light. Books that are meant to read in the sun, that make you think of tides and time. Everything curated with a surfer's sense of flow, even if you've never been on a board. We stop in for the rotating art shows--each one like a new swell. One month it's photographs that feel like standing ankle‑deep in warm water. Another, paintings that hum like slack‑key guitar. Always shifting, always worth the stop. You don't have to surf. You don't even have to live by the beach. But step inside and you'll swear you can hear the Pacific breathing. This is West Marin by way of Hawaii. Aloha in retail form--warm, easy, and exactly what you didn't know you needed.

Casual Sexy does San Anselmo. The waves call. Don't take my word for it: find out for yourself…read more Cool clothes and original art lines the walls, if you need to impress someone you are meeting for a date, try this.

The perfect place to either: 1 - donate nice women's clothing (as like-new as possible) to be…read morescored buy women who need something nicer than they are in a position to buy and might need for a job interview, etc., Or: 2 - if you need some clothing to look the way you'd like to be seen for that special opportunity, be sure to stop by and check out Bloom. It won't be a waste of your time. Drop off what is nice but not needed so that someone who really needs it can have it! Note the specific open hours and donations accepted times on their website. Tip re. Dropping off items: Donations are received at the rear of the building, down the immediately adjacent driveway. Back down it if you can. It's difficult to turn a car around at the bottom!

As you may know if you follow my reviews on Thrift stores, I am a reseller, so please remember that…read moreall my reviews of thrift stores are given from that perspective, which may differ from the ordinary shoppers perspective. Marin is the Mecca if you are either an ordinary shopper or a reseller in the high-end resale market this is a fabulous cause as well. They dress people who are looking for a new start and help them get professional clothes to go to interviews and such. The donations for the store come from very nice and wealthy donors in San Francisco and other areas of Marin County. The prices here are amazing. I mostly shop for myself but occasionally find something well enough price that I could resell it. They have a five dollar rack where they put everything that hasn't sold in two months. I found some amazing things on that rack today. I also bought myself some lovely things spent more than five dollars of course but not anywhere near the actual value of these designer pieces if you are anywhere near this place, you must stop by and support this wonderful cause.

My five star rating is simply because during my at least two decades of shopping at GH I have…read morealways been treated in an exemplary fashion, even though all I purchase are casual coats and never any of the beautiful Italian suits. Wayne, Tom and especially Mitch have always been polite, respectful, helpful and never critical of my casual, unsophisticated--they might say crude--manner of dress, and they never try to nudge me into their pedigreed suits. Perhaps in part because of our shared Asian ancestry, Mitch has been extremely helpful in always finding the right coat, and Franco, the tailor, is most accommodating, swift and accurate in any adjustments required. At my age, eight y seven, I probably will never buy a suit, but I have asked my son to do so, and I am sure he will be perfectly serviced. I don't know why negative reviews show up, but I would suggest that the rudeness they perceive is simply their own unbridled narcissism projected upon a dignified, sinless staff, who seem to be quite forgiving of such entitlement.

Being a local and after reading a bit about Gene Hiller's exceptional customer service in Marin…read moreMagazine (May 2024), I was excited to visit the store with a dear friend who's husband loves all things Eton men's shirts. Full disclosure, I don't know a thing about Eton and I don't have a husband, but I do work in venture capital and most of my male colleagues comment on how they wish they had a stylist or someone to direct them in all things fashion. So, here we are on a sunny Saturday, grabbing a bite to eat at Poggio (girls brunch) and thought, hey let's see what Gene Hiller is all about. First off, you need an appointment to enter the store. Didn't realize this, nor is it listed on the website or under Google search. Our apologies. That said, were met at the door front entrance by Wayne, who opened the door, asked us to move (as his client was leaving), was told we needed an appointment,... but then ushered into the store, and was told we were lucky that X had an opening. Wayne then briskly walked off while we stood there a bit gobsmacked, feeling incredibly unwelcome. What made matters worse was Wayne walked right up to his next client with such kindness, that I started to think what was wrong with us, did I miss something other than not making an appointment? I'm not sure if it was the intentional rudeness or arrogant dismissiveness that was the sucker punch, but my enthusiasm and curiosity for Gene Hiller quickly faded, and instead of wanting to help foster community and tell my male friends about this treasure trove, I simply wanted to forget any and all things Gene Hiller and the horrible feeling I left with. Complete missed opportunity Wayne Kaleck.