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    Park Life

    4.0 (218 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Park Life steals from real artists. You can tell these are not people who actually care about art, just dollar signs.
    Amy G.

    This frog shirt design was stolen from actual independent (woman) artist and small business owner, Local Oblivion, by a couple of dudes who own a much bigger business. Pretty shameful, especially for being a place that is supposed to showcase artists, not exploit them. The shirt is listed under their label on their site; it wasn't another designer they collaborated with or other brand they opted to carry. I can't imagine why a gallery space would pull some sort of Amazon/Temu bootlegging move. It's so disrespectful and really discredits this whole operation. The original artist drew the illustration herself as early as 2021 (see screenshots.) I'm seeing that someone else here said something similar in their review, so who knows how much art these people are stealing from actual artists. Please do better.

    Destiny L.

    A cute little novelty store with tee shirts, art, and more. I popped in briefly while looking for souvenirs and didn't find anything quite what I was looking for but still worth a peak inside.

    Excellent gallery space at the back of the shop.
    Bea B.

    Gendered t-shirts are what they are...if you're a chick who isn't tiny in frame and who digs blue, then wend your way over to the men's tees. That's what I wound up doing on my second visit to Park Life (would that it could have been my first!). I would consider myself an average-sized gal--5'8" at 145lbs, so I sort 'guestimated' my size and I scooped up an 'S' men's. The shirt fits like a loose glove--the way I like it. One can't try on shirts at Park Life, and given that there's no standardized t-shirt sizing chart that exists (that I know of), on my first visit to the shop I was recommended to buy a women's large t-shirt. I was a bit dubious, but went for it anyway. It looked like a 'tit top' on me (and I ain't very busty). That tee now almost permanently lives in my shirt drawer. In addition to *tees, hooded sweat-jackets and sweat-shirts, Park Life boasts some groovy art, nifty jewelry, fun and funky cards, books/coffee table books and houses a cozy gallery space at the back of the shop. Park Life is an eye-catching space with a stiff nod toward design and one of the more attractive wee shops along this stretch of Clement St. -well worth a peek, if one is in the 'hood. *kids' sizes as well

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    Blair P.

    Big fan of this store, stocked full of creative and unique options for personal home shopping or great for gift ideas for others: birthday and holiday shopping alert! This place is fun

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    They have some nice T-shirts but my God the music was so bad. It drove me out of the store. Like literally offensive.

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    I've been here before and what I like is the uniqueness and relatedness to this part of SF in the gifts.

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    I have shopped here many times, and will continue to do so because it is such a lovely shop with a…read moregreat selection of gifts, and I love supporting a local business. I totally understand the return policy and the fact that they don't want you taking photos so you can find it cheaper elsewhere. Are the things more expensive than Amazon? Of course! But they have put in the effort of having a charming store where I can find all kinds of great gifts, so I am happy to pay up. I don't always know what I want to buy for someone until I see it, and I really appreciate the ability to browse in person. Our son always buys gifts here for his host families when he travels, and we take all of our SF visitors here too and they always find something great. They have such an eclectic and fun inventory!

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