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 used to buy 50% of my husbands clothes at Taylor Stitch & after visiting the store I will no…read morelonger be a customer. So rude and pretentious. Really bummed tbh. I remember when the store first opened and I was living in the Mission. They were so kind.

Taylor Stitch is a high quality men's smart clothing shop. Their attention to construction is…read moreimpeccable. They also offer free tailoring services for pants to hem to the right length. The staff here are knowledgeable and very friendly. Stop by for a look!

Aside from going to japan to purchase our denim Self Edge in SF is our favorite! Staff is always…read morefriendly and accomodating! We'll definitely come back-Erwin

I really like the idea and premise of what self edge is doing, even if ultimately the nature of the…read moreproduct meant I couldn't buy anything. I wanted a Japanese selvedge denim jacket, particularly interested in Iron Heart, so this was the place to come. They have a huge selection of many Japanese brands. The problem is...all these brands use a leather patch. I guess they are going for the midcentury Americana authenticity but it left me out of luck on the vegan front. Fortunately the staff was very upfront and helpful about the lack of vegan options in the jackets, though they noted some pants were patch free. So no fault on Self Edge at all! Happy they do what they do and maybe some day these companies will offer an alternative.

There were three of them when we first slipped in, pleasantly welcoming in a low key pleasant way…read more Then, later, there was a fourth that slipped furtively about with a beret I think and what a lovely smile. One fellow had to depart for a break or the shift was over I can't remember which and he said goodbye after hypnotizing me with his skillful clothier ways. We were captive for better part of an hour on a day where plants and maybe a fun t-shirt were the only things on the agenda that couldn't be eaten. Plants in hand and t-shirt plan abandoned headed back to the vehicle on this side of Fillmore because the other side had already been traversed. And near Bush on that half block with old single-story SF historic shop buildings under small trees was 45R. Was it new? I hadn't noticed before or perhaps I wasn't paying attention because no, it had been there for almost a decade. And inside there weren't really the t-shirts I had originally thought I was interested in meeting but there were all these other tops and bottoms and quiet chill super helpful and engaging three then four shop people that wanted me to simply give them my wire transfer information so they could swap out all my savings for really cool clothing. I almost did! Though at the last minute elected to just procure a trousers and a t-shirt that wasn't even remotely what I had been considering but which also was actually perfect so there you go. Simply, you should just pop in. It doesn't matter your mood. If you're blue, your frown will turn upside down. If you're already having a good day, the rest will be better. If you've been cocktailing try really hard to not just volunteer access to all your accounts with an invitation to have at it. All their wares are high-quality, thoughtfully built, for everyday or special occasions, looks that maybe not everybody else is sporting. Worth a special trip and for sure a pop-in if you're traversing the shady side of Fillmore on a pleasant Sunday afternoon.

I popped into this beautiful store yesterday on a day date to the Fillmore with my husband. I…read morefound a cool pair of trousers in an interesting cut made of incredible fabric. I was escorted to the dressing room which was the size of a small apartment. The employee (or possibly the owner) brought me several pieces to style the pants with and surprised me with how well everything fit my body (which is a challenge). She had a wonderful eye and explained the story behind many of the items I tried on. I was embarrassed to try on so many nice things without purchasing anything. I can't stop thinking about the drape of all the fabrics and how beautiful everything was. Hope to return and actually invest in one of this store's beautiful items.

My husband and I had a great experience at this store. The ambience and vibe was tailored for a…read moregreat shopping experience. Shoutout to Jasmine for being extremely helpful and consultative on the outfit we were looking for. Great quality clothing and service.

Love this store & street!…read more We're from LA, where we have plenty of Buck Mason stores -- so we know the brand well. But this visit was something else entirely. Adrienne took such great care of us on what was clearly a very busy day; you'd never have known it from the attention she gave us. The women's selection here was the largest we've come across -- it was genuinely fun to explore all the styles and actually try things on. And when we were done, Adrienne offered to ship our order home so we didn't have to squeeze everything into our carry-ons. This is exactly the kind of experience that reminds you why in-store shopping is so special. We'll be thinking about this one for a while!

Standard & Strange is easily one of the most unique and inspiring clothing stores in the Bay Area…read more The selection is carefully curated, from Japanese denim to premium boots, everything here feels special and built to last. I recently picked up a pair of Rolling Dub Trio shoes, and I couldn't be happier with the experience. Eden-Marcel went above and beyond. Super friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about the products. If you appreciate quality craftsmanship and great service, this is the place to shop. I'll absolutely be back. Great job!

Clothes are kinda cool and extremely overpriced. What stood out the most were the snooty, snobby…read moreemployees LOL. just dirty looks and no greetings. My partner and I who have both worked in fashion and felt very unwelcomed. Do better. Especially when people are spending a pretty penny, might be worth offering friendly service.

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!!!

There's no other place to go for avant-garde clothing in SF besides The Archive, and fortunately,…read morethe owner Arthur offers exceptional knowledge and customer service. Stop by and take a look!

Found some really cool, high-quality clothing at very fair prices. They have a lot of brands I had…read morenever heard of - it's a well-curated, tasteful collection of very creative brands. Also scored a pair of shoes for half-off ($75 with discount) and a SECRID wallet that I'm really excited about. The staff were very welcoming, fun, complimentary, and helpful. Five star experience all around. Highly recommend, and I look forward to returning in the future.

I wrote the following about a week ago and have received no response - for privacy, libel, et al.,…read moreall names have been monickered. I returned to the SF Bay area after being gone for almost 8 years in December 2023. The transition did mot go according to plan because life is often that way. It necessitated me shopping for a variety of clothes. Rolo has had a unique blend of clothes and quality/value for the discerning individual warrants perpetually shopping here as was the case for my friend's son Aaron exclusively. My needs are different for work attire and dinner/evening wear so Rolo didn't share in those categories. About a week ago, I was buying another swimsuit from the 50% off rack and a jock strap. In the middle of checking out, who I learned to be your employee #1, what I consider rudely interrupted the transaction between me and emplyee #3 to insistently question if I would vote for the existing mayor. After repeatedly asking for clarification, I explained I was a recent transplant having been gone for some time. What appears to be not satisfied with my answer, employee @1 went on to tell me there were no other candidate choices. The convo transitioned to the ills of the city being the fault of landlords of which I explained I fir in that category. Gabe, with what I consider false humility, corrected himself clarifying that the commercial property landlords are the issue, not residential. I interjected my close, more than 13 year relationship with the Marsten family, a prominent commercial property owner. (I have the express permission of a family member, Ursula, to use the family name - her response was that it appeared I was in the "right place at the right time."{ The mayoral representative interjected in the conversation that there were good and bad in all aspects of tenant/owner relationships, effectively ending the conversation. I returned days later to make employee #2 aware of a quality issue I had observed in my latest purchase. I followed in to ask who made what I consider a scene in the store. Howie replied that it was just employee #1, answering my follow on inquiry if he was an employee in the affirmative. The conversation also included how the recent show availed exclusive purchasing rights. Based on my 30+ years in and around supply chain, I know vendors provide exclusive purchasing arrangements i limited territories. The ideas above lead me to my present position. With the advent of online shopping and the advancements in motorized transportation, I will vote where I shop with my wallet. Rolo presently is not in the list of choices where I will procure what I want and need. Signed, Richard Scott The Mayor can contact the store as my direct email contained my personal cell phone.

3/22/26- Forgot my jacket. Came in here and founds a nice jacket for $40. There were others that I…read moreliked but not in my size for $20. Store employee was helpful and friendly when I asked if they had jackets or sweatshirts. He personally showed me where they were and the differe t styles. Most are colorful and flashy. Lots of accessories such as hats and other items. To be So Gay or Subtle Gay.

The attitude and shade from the employees is beyond shameful. I'll be glad to see those attitude…read morequeens leave!!! Asked for help and ignored. Most likely because I'm not a size S or less and have hair on my body. And Body shaming in the Castro is a big no. I'm glad you leaving. Don't know who owns this little shop of Molly dropping over priced tack-o-matic daddy hunting twink Temu crap but GO!!!! Get out!!! I'd be happier to see an empty store front than see this business here. Too much rent. Too much attitude and no style. Good riddance to bad trash

A friend and I came here and he got gold lamé and I got some great shades. They have a great…read moreassortment of unique items that you never find anywhere else. #shoplocal

I had friends visiting from across the country to view Haight street and we stopped by to do some…read moreshopping. a older blonde woman working here snapped at us and ripped a coat off my friend after taking an innocent photo, and did the same to my other friend who wanted to try on an item from the coat selection. While doing so she grabbed my friend's hand, not even asking if she needed help taking her coat off. As colored women it gave a really bad impression, and made us feel we didn't deserve to wear or even try on nice clothes. I usually go around reviewing small businesses, and showing the store selection so we could advertise small businesses. We left right after. The value was pretty high, the other worker there was really kind and made us feel welcome