Customer service is excellent! They changed my pickup order to shipping ($5) fast and easy (with…read moreminor instructions)! Being that my purchase is last minute I appreciate the immediate email responses and shipping of my item which I will receive tomorrow! Thank you so much Adapt!!

Adapt is located in the SF Sunset at the corner of 33rd Ave & Judah. There is only residential and…read moremetered street parking in the area. Adapt has simple and clean designs. Good quality clothing and printing. Some of their lines include collaborations with Athletes, Artist and other Brands. Adapt's designs are inspired by local Bay Area Sports Teams, Culture, and Music. The location is small with various display cases and boards with their various products such as decals, pins, cups, lighters, key chains and other accessories. Adapt has a laptop set up with the website so you can view all their products. Customer service here has always been good with various workers. Always treated my family and I very well. Follow Adapt on social media to keep up with their releases and promotions. They usually have pretty good sales such as their random 40% Off Sale, Black Friday and Warehouse sale. If you're looking for Bay Area based brand with clean and simply designs and great quality then come by to check out Adapt. Check their business hours prior to going and if the door is locked just ring the door bell. If you cannot make it to their location they also have their Warehouse located in San Leandro or check their website.

Amazing clothing. Really nice shop owner attended to us with swiftness. We got some elevated…read moredaywear.

one of the coolest places in sf for fashion!…read more if you're into avant garde, super rare designer clothing (in grey/black) this is your home. you'll find sunglasses from the future. shoes that last you a lifetime. jackets that make you leaner, taller & better smelling i was road tripping through california, and not prepared for two feet of snow. brrrrrrrrrrrr, i got a isabel benenato wool sweater for 60% off. it's instantly my favorite sweater. & i hate sweaters... it saved my trip! arthur has owned this place for 20 years, and is currently the only employee!!! he goes to paris fashion week every year to find the coolest designers & rarest pieces. designers include: boris bijan saberi, daniele basta, devoa, guidi, incarnation, isaac sellam, thom krom, etc check out this museum of glory!!!

Cool small shop to find some unique San Francisco, or San Franpsycho, clothing, pins and other…read moretrinkets. Cool attentive staff

Once a month on Saturdays, they have get togethers. Sometimes they have djs, most of the time they…read morehave people out in their patio talking loudly and late into the night like right now and that's why I'm up at 1:30am. I wish they were more respectful of the neighbors.

What a great hip hop graffiti-style clothing company. Nate, the owner and designer is one of a…read morekind. I stumbled upon his clothing one day and have been wearing it ever since. He's got such an urban cool style which shows in his artwork and clothing. Most importantly, I love to true SF city feel to the designs. I've picked up clothing for my whole family including my two year old daughter. I swear, she wears old skool shirts at least once a week. My two favorite pieces are the headphone t-shirt and black with gold spray can sweat suit for those chill San Francisco mornings. When you have a chance, check out the website- there are usually some cool deals and the shipping always comes within a couple of days.

I love this company's kid's clothes. They add a little 'flava' to apparel for little ones. My…read moredaughter has the onesie that looks like a record and the songs on it are entitled "Crawl This Way" and "Poop There It Is!". Last year I ordered some cool stuff for our nephew's third birthday. He lives way out in Discovery Bay, and we try our best to keep him looking cool and a little urban. We got him a cute t with a lion silk-screened on it with the words "FEED ME!" scrawled on it graffiti-style, and an awesome hoodie with headphones embroidered around the neck. I plan on getting the same hoodie for my daughter, too. They also have adult apparel as well. If you're tired of shopping at Gymboree or Gap Kids and having your kid wear the same things every other kid is, check out new skool!

Horrible Experience…read more Ordered a sweater online, in a size that I wear all of the time, it fit poorly. When I reached out to trade for a different size they said because I waited a month , outside the 21 day return window, they would not do anything to help. Sweater was never worn, tags were still on. Please stay away. Very expensive, awkward sizing, and most importantly horrible customer service.

don't go near near this company. I purchased a pair of pants from them that were literally so heavy…read moreand stiff that I could not imagine that they were actually selling them. I didn't have a chance to remove them from the original packing for several weeks, I immediately contacted them to obtain a refund.. , because I was a week or their very short unacceptable. It would be one thing if the product was fine, but this product was inherently defective. And they still me a refund. Whatever you consider doing, purchase from this company. Their products are terrible in my experience and their customer service is even worse.

Amazing place for local SF (particularly the Richmond) gifts and goods, like clothing, crewnecks,…read morebeanies, art prints, cards/stationery, stickers, and more. They hold custom printing classes and workshops and really give back to the city and neighborhood--a local gem! They support and carry local artists and cool designs that are like inside jokes for locals, like a love letter to SF (and the Richmond.) I picked up my Friends of Sunset Dunes beanies here and it was very easy, convenient, and friendly. I'll be back to buy some gifts here.

I stumbled on Fleet Wood gift shop while strolling around on Clement St in SF after enjoying lunch…read moreat Lime Tree. There were candles, stickers, shirts, and additional lovely gifts that supports local vendors. I fell in love with Ember + Fog candles during a pop up at one of the Embarcadero plazas during this past holiday season. While small batches typically cost more expensive than large corporation offerings, I prefer supporting local small batches for gifts and a little pick-me-up. Plus, the scents are always so unique and it feels gratifying to enjoy something so special made with so much love. Thanks Eleanor for sharing your cheer and grace. Happy shopping!

Great selection of mid-tier Italian brands at this cozy little shop! I absolutely loved the colors…read morethat they put together for their spring/summer collection. Will be back in fall to check out the men's fall/winter collections which are generally more suited to my personal palette preferences. I bought a fun pair of houndstooth patterned socks with a HOT PINK toe! Highly recommend swinging on by and seeing if there's anything that suits your fancy.

Great and unique clothing options and superb help by Rich and team to find just the right fit.read more

I was scootering down Geary when I stumbled upon this cool looking store I had never seen before. I…read moredecided to check it out and was very impressed. Derek is an amazing owner and I admire his hard work and art. The shirt I bought was amazing quality and a very good price point for that level of quality. He told me all about the story behind the art as well as his journey as an artist which was amazing to hear about. I will be coming back again. Derek is the GOAT.

Local, personal, and unique. Only find these designs here. High quality materials. All original.read more

2.5/5 I came into…read moreRestyled in Stonestown to sell a few pairs of shoes, and while I completely understand that shops have every right to pass on buying something they are unsure about, the way this situation was handled really threw me off. One of the pairs I brought in was the Concord 11 from 2018. I know for a fact they are real because my friend bought them directly from the SNS when they released, and I was literally with him at the time. I saw the order confirmation, the receipt, and the shoes when they arrived. I have never bought fakes in my life, and everyone I buy from either gets them directly from Nike, Adidas, or another authorized source. I am extremely careful about authenticity. When I handed over the Concords, the employee looked them over and said they were fake. The reasons given were the bottoms were yellowing, the soles had the wrong print, the box was wrong, and the glue smell was not right. They even compared my pair to one of theirs and decided mine did not match. Also worth noting, if your shoes have yellowed at all, they count them as used even if you have never worn them once. I have nothing against that policy and just wanted to point it out. I can respect if they are not comfortable making a deal, that is their right. What bothered me was the commentary that came along with it. They made repeated remarks like, "You should get your money back from your friend," "Are you still friends with him?," "You can just wear these fakes because no one will know," and "You got ripped off." Between these comments and the reasons they gave, it honestly made me doubt how well they can authenticate shoes. Yellowing happens to many older shoes, box variations can occur with legitimate releases, and a glue smell is far from a definitive test. When you factor in that I know the full history of the shoes from purchase to now, it is hard to take their verdict seriously. Even after deciding to pass on the Concords, they did not move on. While looking at my other shoes, they kept circling back to the Concords, continuing to explain why they thought they were fake. It just felt like overkill, especially after the decision was already made. On top of that, they started asking me for proof of purchase for my other pairs, as if I might be trying to unload multiple fakes. I get being cautious, but the tone felt more like they were accusing me of something rather than just doing due diligence. The store itself is well kept, clean, organized, and visually appealing. They have a cool key machine for prizes, which adds some fun to the place. The other employee I interacted with was friendly and professional. Pricing on shoes is about what you would expect for a resale shop in a mall. If you are selling, just know their offers tend to be StockX buy now price minus around 30 to 40 dollars, which is reasonable for a business trying to make profit. Bottom line, I did not walk out upset because of the deal. I walked out feeling insulted because of the way they handled it. If they had just said, "We are going to pass," and left it at that, I would probably be giving a completely different rating right now.

Like the other review, this place is really nice. Clean shop with nice presentations. They go by…read morestockx prices; they rip out their phones right away and go by "bid prices" minus 20-30 percent. I don't even think they go by the sale prices. I'll hop over again when I decide what I want to get rid of and see how that goes. Sucks to be accused of fraud when you know your kicks are legit, though. Shows how amateur the worker/owners are. Doubt they'll be around after their lease expires.

My boyfriend just finished buying a pair of shoes here. He is tough to fit (14EEEE). He came home…read moreexcited about being able to try on not just one, not just two, but five different styles of shoes. They took their time and didn't get exasperated. Explained the differences in shoes, the foam types, got into the weeds of different running styles. Really great experience. And the price was the same as online or a big box. Fantastic work Ivy H and OtR. You'll be our first stop from now on. Thank you.

After many years of being disabled, I was able to regain my mobility last year through surgery…read more Now that I can walk again, that's all I want to do. Strap on my sneakers and walk, walk, walk. Unfortunately for my feet and back, my sneakers of choice are Converse. I have no less than 10 pairs, but not one of them is suitable for the type and volume of walking I'm doing now. I could have easily gone to a DSW or Foot Locker for walking shoes, but knowing myself I would have spun into a spiral of analysis paralysis, second-guessing, and doubt. Instead, I decided to visit On The Run, which I knew about from a former boss who was very particular about her footwear due to her own orthopedic issues. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted by sales associate Rahnsom. He led me to a chair and began asking exploratory questions to get a sense of my needs. He took measurements and had me walk around a bit in my socks to see what my feet and ankles were doing. With this information he was able to immediately pull 4 shoes that fit perfectly. He helped me into each pair and had me walk around the store and go up and down a little hiking simulator to test how they felt. He chose very well. Out of the first three pairs, I could have easily walked out with two of them and been happy. Even the pair that I would have passed on was comfortable but a little too high for clumsy me. When I tried on the fourth pair, though, the Goldilocks in me knew that these shoes were just right. Regarding pricing, my particular pair of New Balance was $199. Coming from a Converse budget that may have seemed high, but I was determined to invest in my comfort and safety. Additionally, I place great value on the personalized service and information that Rahnsom provided. Had I gone to a "regular" retail store, I am certain I would have wasted money on the wrong shoe. For example, I had zero idea I was actually an 8 wide. I would have bought a size 9 shoe like I usually do then would have suffered - like I usually do - with a pair that was still too narrow in the front but with my heels moving up and down in the back as I walk. Out of curiosity I just checked online for prices elsewhere on my shoes and I consistently found them at $199. So, in my personal experience so far, On The Run isn't necessarily pricier than other stores. Even if it is, I can't put a price on being able to find the perfect shoe for my situation, in record time and with zero angst and indecision.