Jack’s San Francisco

Great sf vintage shirts, the prices are a little high $ 40 dollars for a t-​shirt but as a guy you are always going to pay high prices for good clothes that’s just how it is. My favorite t-​shirt right now is my San Francisco Warriors which I found here in Jack’s, should had bought two!

No refunds under any circumstances, only returns for store credit. Shocked that anyone in that line of business has that kind of policy, but hey it worked on me, now I’m out the cash. Wish I had noticed the sign, but I didn’t. Would have been nice if the message was communicated a little more clearly or proactively. Especially since I was clearly wavering about one of the purchases at time of sale. Bottom line, not the way I would run a business or handle my customers, but to each their own.

Jack’s has a really good selection of stuff, especially dress shirts and jeans. Also I’d have to say the customer service is awesome. Free hemming on jeans is a plus too. One of the better shops on chestnut and marina area for guys looking for some new threads. Last time I bought something I got a free pair of socks too. Always love a freebie.

This place is the cutest boutique what it lacks in store size it makes up for in great selection. The have a great staff that is very attentive and always willing to help. I bought a few shirts here and whenever I am by there I try to stop in.

I come from Manhattan to shop at this hip, boutique men’s clothing store. Owner has a great eye for stocking the right items for sharp look, so you don’t waste your time trawling through racks. Owner and staff are very knowledgeable and helpful – they work to find the right fit for jeans. T-​shirts are great!

WAAAAAY back, I bought my first two pairs of 7 jeans here. I won a raffle that gave me a great gift certificate to this place. I’d never really stepped up my clothing game above Nordy’s Rack or any other discount place. Then, I found Jacks.
I’ll admit I’d not frequented this place over the years, but whenever I’m in the hood, I’d stop in. The folks that work here are always helpful and knowledgeable. A good and bad thing… lol
This last time I had a great experience. I found some cool new brands and was happy to see that half of the store was 75% off!!! That said, I bought a great shirt on sale from a new brand that was also sustainable. I’m going here again soon to check out the new styles and maybe buy some new denim!

Tired of Polo Ralph Lauren frat boy crap? Need a little more funk than your north face jacket has to offer? Or perhaps you grow weary of looking the same and perhaps wish to stand out… Then Jack’s on Chestnut is your best bet in the area.
I would call it conservative funk, enough to be a differentiator at your next single mingle, herpes triangle adventure, or «socialite» wine party.
This could also be your stepping stone into a more sophsitacted sense of fashion if your warddrobe consists of A&F, GAP, BR, Polo, North Face, and the like.
They carry great brands like Paul Smith, Ben Sherman, Jon Varvatos and some classics like Penguin.
The staff is very friendly and knowledgable and will help you with whatever you need.
I come here looking for stuff everytime I am in the area, but perhaps my style is a little to forward. But the cool part is the shop owner gets it and is happy to talk style.
Step up your style game, stop dressing like a college kid, and buy some clothes here.

Great fitting mens clothes. I have purchased my last 3 pairs of jeans at Jakes. For some reason, jakes carries the best quality and fitting jeans. The sales associate today was beautiful. Always an inventive! Can’t wait to pick up my tailored jeans tomorrow :-)

I’m a women but thank god!!! there are 0 men’s clothing stores compared to woman’s on chestnut and union. And the selection of merchandise is great. Marc by marc, obay… good stuff and we need to see some better gear walking the streets of the marina. Guys, stop in and pick up some sweet collections for your closet.

Great shops for guys in this town are few and far between. Guys with some self-​respect that refuse to shop at Banana Republic anyways. Jack’s was one of my first finds when I moved to San Francisco three years ago and I have been a loyal customer ever since. There is staff is fun, helpful and unpretentious. The latter quality is a rare find unto itself considering the surrounding neighborhood. Reasons to go to Jack’s in a nut shell.
1-​Great staff.
2-​Diverse selection of quality designer denim.
3-​They carry Modern Amusement.
4-​Awesome couch.
5-​Completely reasonable prices.
The last time I shopped there (the Sunday before this review) I heard they were under new ownership which worries me.

These guys are awesome. Since taking over the place they’ve done a great job at building an inventory of great brands and probably the best selection of high end denim for guys in the City.
They really know their stuff and they’re just good people.

Everytime I step into Jack’s I end up buying something. While it is a small store they have great gear. I buy all of my jeans from them, literally I haven’t bought a pair of jeans anywhere else is 4 years.
The staff is always friendly (and attractive in case your were wondering guys), helpful and knowledgable.
This place is definatly one of the first places I go when I need some new casual and going out threads.
Hit it up.

So recently I decided that I needed to add to my wardrobe after burning all my clothing to get rid the things that reminded me of my X.
While I do not have an assistant to buy my stuff for me quite yet, I decided that I would just shop for myself. (Attn: Did not really burn all my clothing but I did see the movie the «Aviator» and really wanted to do so after a break up.)
The staff is down to earth.
We talked about Surfing in Bali and Stencil Art
The quality of clothing is nice.
I am a big fan of T-​shirts that uses soft cotton with nice designs.
Overall, your not going to find your whole wardrobe here but you will find something you like and want to keep for a long time. I’ll be back here for sure.

Whenever I buy anything from them I get compliments when I am on the town so I guess they are a good store…
Went there for clearance and got some good stuff.

Gotta love this place. In a city domintaed by amazing shopping for women, Jack’s helps those people looking for some style. I’ve been in there countless times but never had I bought something till this weekend.
They also do this bad ass 50% off sale twice a year. I strongly recommend getting on their mailing list so you can get the heads up on the sale. It’s only one day long and a lot of the good stuff goes quickly. If you’re in the Hood this place is worth al ok.
Also the ladies that work there aren’t bad either.

Good selection of Mens clothing, marina style prices.
To be honest I liked it more a year or so ago, seems like they had a different buyer with different brands.
Villain’s Vault has a lot of the brands they used to carry.

My name’s Shaun and I have a compulsive disorder…
I’m skeptical about boutiques post-​LA, but am beginning to let down my artificial walls and seeing SF style for what it is. Jack’s is in the neighborhood and though geared toward a FRatastic crowd I’ve found some interesting garments. I made the mistake of wearing Yohji Yamamoto instead of Abercrombie so my business was rather scuffed off by the salesperson, but why give one star less because of a peon? Epitome of the neighborhood style, swell job buyers.
«My Theory jacket would be a plain bagel, not one with fruits.»

I used to love Jacks… huge selection of jeans and always something to make you stand out from the crowd.
But, it seems to have gone downhill lately. They just dont seem to have the selection they used to. There are a lot of shirts that seem to be similar in style but nothing too unique. I will always call in if I am down on Chestnut, but I hope they can get some new selections soon.

Typical metrosexed Marina men’s clothing store (yup, stripey shirts and ball-​hugging, distressed-​to-​death denim galore). The saleswomen are friendly, but don’t really know what they’re talking about. Shit is overpriced, but what do you expect from a store on Chestnut?
Keep your eyes peeled for their sales though (up to 50% everything in the store) …

All the men’s fashion you’ll ever need, right in one store. I suppose some of their merchandise can be a little bit pricey, but that’s what sales are for (make sure to sign up for their mailing list). Cool brands like Modern Amusement, True Religion, Ted Baker and Chip & Pepper will keep me coming back for more.