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I shop here on all my San Francisco visits. They have an array of unique finds in clothing and jewelry. I always receive compliments on all my purchases, especially their jewelry. Prices are affordable, quality is excellent, and styles unique. The owner is always there and pleasant and accommodating.

I love this store. I have been here many times over the years, it has been a few since I’ve been there — but plan to go back soon. Johnny is friendly, the clothing different, interesting and arty. I have lots of jewelry from here and always get compliments when they are worn.

This small boutique is germ for Inner Sunset; I passed by once a while and only went in recently. What a found! I am glad that I went in. The store is super neat, have many unique and tasteful clothes and accessories for 40+ women, and some high quality antiques, mainly from Japan. According to the owner, he has been in the same location for over 20 years, with a group of loyal customers.
Talking about ‘tasteful’, although the owner is a male, but he apparently understood women’s taste well, almost all of his clothes and accessories are high quality, feminine, and with a hint of ‘Zen’, which is tailored for women who appreciate beauty, intellect, and one’s inner-​self. The latest collections include some wonderful colored knitted long coats from Holland! I didn’t ask, but won’t be surprised that the store owner is an artist of some sort — One can tell from how he decorates his store, and items he chooses to sell.
My happy find: I bought a beautiful antique marble Buddha status, which the owner helped me to transport home since it weighs more than 120 LBS, too heavy for me to even to move.

Clearly one of the most charming boutiques in SFO. A must on everyone’s list.
The shop has an eclectic selection of jewelry, clothing, handbags and then some.
The owner, Johnny, is cordial and anxious to assist you with your search for that unusual «thingie» for yourself or others.
I have shopped here frequently and look forward to my next SFO visit.
Marlies
NYC

There are hardly any real San Francisco stores like this anymore. I accidently found this place on my way to my dentist in the hinterlands.
(All the stores now are owned by trustafarians, ex-​techies or wanna be designer 20-​somethings with clothes size 0 – 4 costing $ 200 minimum for anything.) Featuring fabulous small International lines from Japan and Holland, fantastic drag grade rhinestone brooches, great accessories and even a 1920’s wind up Victrola! The owner is very nice and he does lay-​a-​way! My favorite new store.

Cute store. Proprietor was very friendly and attentive. Bought some small Christmas gifts a few weeks back. Store seemed to carry a lot of Japanese sourced items, for that extra dose of kitsch and quirk.

I popped into this awesome little store today with a co-​worker. We loved this store! I have no idea what the first reviewer is talking about. We found the store’s proprietor to be very nice and welcoming. He answered our questions about where things were from and even told us about some of the brands they carry. This store has great little things from Japan and they carry a neat line of products from France as well. My friend bought a great jacket on the sale rack for $ 45…she tried it on and it fit like a glove. I ended up buying a simple little gift for a friend. I’ll definitely be back!

Nice clothing and charming merchandise, a lot of which is from France. Very good customer service. A bit pricey, but not outrageously so. Overall, thumbs up!

Two words: Serious ugly. Two more: Serious pretentious. The first one sums up the dire state of affairs contained within. The second is an accurate and even generous description of the pony-​tailed guy behind the counter and his «associate». I have never seen anyone in there and the day I finally sucked it up and ventured in, the only people there were Mr. Ponytail and his minion. They did not akgnowledge my presence. They never so much as looked at me. I guess my donna karan shift and sacco flats just weren’t hip enough for these clowns… huh? There is nothing in this polyester jungle that costs less than $ 90 (is that in American dollars??? Turns out it is… hmmm…). The clothes are from lines I’ve never heard of in styles my grandma wouldn’t wear, even if she was blind. I sure hope this place is a front for some underground operation… there’s just no excuse for what’s happening in there. No excuse.