Red Dot

The selection is ok, kinda small. There was nothing that special. I hate to say it but I have been more impressed by it in the past. It is slipping. The pieces are just not versed or fun as I remember.

cute store and really cute clothes. My sister ended up buying a nice blue ruffle dress that I wish I could steal from her. They had nice jewelry also and the price range is pretty good, not to expensive.

If you are looking for a unique outfit to wear to a party or special occasion because your afraid to get a dress at forever 21, macy’s, nordstrom or wherever… this is definitely a place I would recommend. I find people always complement my outfits here like «OoOo… thats so cute! Where did you get that?» I definitely feel like I’m wearing a one of a kind when I buy clothes from them. They have a great selection of trendy, chic, clothing… ranging from reasonably priced to expensive. I definitely can find a nice dress here from the $ 50 and up range. Their selection of jewelry and accessories is also nice. They aren’t those brittle jewelry that can break off after one or two wears… it definitely feels like quality fashion jewelry. One of the stores I like to visit when I feel like going on a shopping spree.

Great selection of sweet and whimsical detailed pieces. Great color pieces and beautiful accessories. Love it!!! Bought a gorgeous fuschia colored coat. I get compliments on it everyday!
25% off items paid in cash. Can’t beat that!

Great clothes, and the salespeople are very friendly. Some of their stuff is a tad bit overpriced, but I always seem to find something. They usually have good sales, and make sure to go upstairs where almost everything is on sale!
P. S. They sell Miss Marisa (niiice)

Über cute clothes, reasonable prices.
Dont forget to hit up the second floor for sale items and cute undies. The sales women are as nice as can be but be careful, the store’s cramped and there is a possibility that you will knock down a rack full of clothes.

This is great place to know about. Get on their mailing list for their few annual sales.
The range of prices and styles means that you can always find something — and the styles are current and fun.
I just wish there was another SF location — I don’t make it to the Marina very often.

Though cute little shops line Chestnut, Red Dot may just be my fave. It’s trendy like Dylan and Two Skirts, but what is has over the other two is the more reasonable pricing while still being adorable. Sure, I’m not going to find my Tory Burch or Rock and Republics here, but I always walk out with something unique and compliment-​worthy. It’s also the best for picking up gifts for girl friends… I guess I am here so often that I may as well purchase… one left shoe from Dylan, but who’s counting?

I’ve been into this store a few times and I must say I LOVE IT! They always have cute cute things that you can’t really find anywhere else. The people that work there are FABULOUS as well. They are so helpful and love seeing when you try things on because it makes them want to get it too. They are just so energetic and makes you just wanna buy more stuff which I can’t decide whether is a good thing or a bad thing.hahaha. Yea there are some over priced stuff but it’s a boutique store so you gotta expect that going into it. I have to say though it is one of the most decently priced ones I’ve been to in awhile. This is one of my first stops everytime I come into the area.
I must say I have found a new appreciation for the Marina area as is has some good food and boutiques.

Adorable boutique. I can’t believe I didn’t go upstairs! I thought it would just be a really really bad idea if I went up there… now I think I’ll have to go back and check it out.
I was so tempted to buy this whole outfit the other day, but I think I’ll exercise a little self control and just stick with the blouse and camisole I picked up.
Some of it was a little pricey, but so cute!

cute clothes, but honestly, mostly overpriced. i could buy the same brands at a forever 21 type of store for a LOT less.
the girls that work here are really friendly and helpful. i bought some really cute earrings that were probably the cheapest items in the store, and they were having a 15% off sale at the time. a nice bonus.

My girlfriend and I came here this weekend in the rain. It was great. They have such cute clothes at pretty reasonable prices and the staff is sooo friendly. Giving advice and being very attentive. They also have really cute jewelry and had candy hearts out for Valentine’s Day! :)
The return policy kinda sucks though. No refunds just store credit. So beware of that.

I wasn’t too big of a fan of last year’s line, but this year they’ve been packin’ in some really unique, cute threads!
For such a small store, they have a great variety of warm sweaters, coats, blouses, frilly undies, sunglasses, pants, shoes, casual dresses, & skirts. I wouldn’t recommend coming here for jeans though since they have a small selection.
The street level holds the majority of their merchandise, while the upstairs contains all their sale items & dressing rooms. The only downside to the upstairs floor is that the skylight brings in a ton of light, to the point where you feel like you’re going to bake or need to put on your sunglasses. If they just fixed this minor prob, then the sale clothes wouldn’t look so washed out/​unappealing and customers wouldn’t be uncomfortable! Just a suggestion, Red Dot!
I’ve purchased a few things here that I’ve been happy with, and the best part is… they’re fashionable AND reasonable. Me like.

I wouldn’t say that Red Dot is thee place to go to in the Marina for shopping, but it is definitely worth stopping by if you are in the area. They do have reasonably priced items at a decent price as well as higher end stuff that cost more. I don’t really dig the whole «sell the branded items at a higher price», but I guess they all do.
They have some cool jewelry tho~
I like how this store has a combination of higher-​end and average stuff. Makes it worthwhile for everyone to shop here. :) I wouldn’t say that the people here have been the sweetest? but they are not rude and will help, only if you ask.
They do have a teeny tiny second floor that gets SUPER hot during the summer, but it’s mostly clearance and ugly stuff that didn’t sell. Most of the cute stuff are on the first floor anyway~ so there’s no need to go up there.

This place seems to be a popular destination for those in the Marina District, and I understand why! The selection of clothing they have is incredibly interesting and fun to sort through. I love the way the store is set up. The employees are generally friendly and talkative. I love how they «reserve» a fitting room for you and put your clothes in there with a litte personalized name tag. The prices are a little high, and they say it’s because of the designer labels they carry. But what I love is that they have both high-​end designer tags, AND more modestly priced items. They also have a clearance rack, which is great for those on a tighter budget! Last time I went, I bought a beautiful skirt and a t-​shirt. This time I bought two headbands. I know I’ll be coming back again.
P. S. Sign up for their mailing list! If you’re lucky enough to live in the San Fran area, I’m sure you’re a frequent visitor, and this will notify you of sales!

I found the SOMA locale nice but like others it was pricey and hard to put an entire outfit together. I did find some great workout clothes but, its hard to nab the hot younger man on a hot date wearing sweats and a cute T.
I did find great finds for friends and gifts, I think last Christmas during a sale I spent about $ 70 and got my whole gang something that was «just perfect».

I used to be a fan of the Red Dot SOMA location (which was much larger and carried much more — shoes, athletic wear, etc.) but I’ve never been as fond of this smaller location in the Marina. I’ve stopped by multiple times. The boutique is decorated nicely and pleasant to shop in. However, I never find anything that I really want.
Is it still an outlet store? It doesn’t seem to be any longer. It is reasonably priced but not particularly interesting. I think I spotted a pair of earrings here that I saw at Forever 21 (and they were much more expensive here). Even if these weren’t identical, they looked that way.
They carry brands like Tulle and Sashimi — moderately priced and targeted to the younger set.

hmmmmmmmm… everything here is pretty. I bought some jewelry here that I really like/​liked. 2 pairs of earrings and a necklace…
Both of the earrings fell apart the first time I wore them… the necklace has only been worn once and is still going on strong. I rather shop at forever 21 and buy some cheap jewelry that’s going to fall apart for $ 3 instead of buying it for $ 35. But, hey, that’s just me.

It makes me sad that the Red Dot Outlet in SoMa closed. I used to go there on a weekly basis for funky wardrobe re-​vamps. I think it had more to do with the fashion/​photography students that worked in the Outlet.
Well, this location has a very different, boutique-​like feel. It definitely caters more to Marina clientele, which is not necessarily bad. They have a great selection of ultra feminine clothes and I’m always pleased to receive compliments from people when I wear the mix and match items that I purchase from this store. Yet, I wish there were even MORE to choose from at a larger location…
One can continue to dream, right?

Red Dot reminds me a lot of the way I feel sometimes on a Saturday night while considering whether to take my hot and frisky dance partner home with me. Is it worth ruining the glow of a good insta-​lust? Or should I just look but not touch (too much)?
I always fall into insta-​lust with at least one piece in Red Dot… then I try it on. What sort of fit models do they use for these clothes??? I rarely find anything in my size which only makes me feel like Gigantor Woman.
Let’s just leave it at the door.