Sui Generis Designer Consignment

Amazing selection of clothing. One of the best thrift stores I’ve been to and I’ve been to ones all around SF, NYC and Chicago. Fair prices and well organized. Had so much fun! Very friendly staff.

Great selection with great staff! Did an absolute amazing job making us feel comfortable and finding things for my partner that made them feel confident!

I really like this store. I think the buyers must be sharp. The manager of the women’s department is a gem. I bought a cashmere sweater that originally retailed for about 1,400 for under 200, and is still in excellent condition. I have never had such a nice item before. The difference in quality from my Free People cashmere sweater is profound. The fancy one really is much better. I wouldn’t have picked it out for myself, but Yitka has a really good eye — it looks fantastic on me (hopefully that’s not too cocky to say, just grateful for her help). I’m surprised by the comments saying there’s an issue with the customer service. These are good people. Warm, genuine, and experts in their field.

First time here and purchased a couple of great items. Ralph Lauren Purple Label silk skirt and Brixton hat. So many great brands and options here. I could have easily spent another couple of hours here. Staff was very helpful too.

Thank you so much for your support! Although I only sell periodically, they make the process effortless and it feels trustworthy. I always feel very valued working with their business & fully supporting their mission. HIGHLY recommended. If you have not treated yourself to something truly special...you must do so by going to visit their gorgeous and well-curated shop!

I have been a long-time customer of Sui Generis .The owners and employees, I consider the owners and yitka as my good friends.This consignment stores sell high-end designer clothes, handbags, jewelry, and men's designer clothing, attire sweters,jackets,suits, and men and women's designer shoes. This is a must place to look at their designer wear.

Decent store, but I can find these places overwhelming. It’s hard to figure out what’s there because there is so much. Would love it if items where better displayed or if the people there helped you out. Got flustered and left my friends there to continue shopping.

This was by far the best clothing shopping experience I've ever had. The selection was amazing, there is truly something for everyone. I have a pretty difficult time finding the right outfit and the staff went out of their way to encourage me to try on as much as I could and not to be dissuaded by how it looked/sized. I will 100% be returning and their entire collection is also available online. Cannot recommend enough!

Amazing selection of clothing. One of the best thrift stores I’ve been to and I’ve been to ones all around SF, NYC and Chicago. Fair prices and well organized. Had so much fun! Very friendly staff.

Great selection with great staff! Did an absolute amazing job making us feel comfortable and finding things for my partner that made them feel confident!

I really like this store. I think the buyers must be sharp. The manager of the women’s department is a gem. I bought a cashmere sweater that originally retailed for about 1,400 for under 200, and is still in excellent condition. I have never had such a nice item before. The difference in quality from my Free People cashmere sweater is profound. The fancy one really is much better. I wouldn’t have picked it out for myself, but Yitka has a really good eye — it looks fantastic on me (hopefully that’s not too cocky to say, just grateful for her help). I’m surprised by the comments saying there’s an issue with the customer service. These are good people. Warm, genuine, and experts in their field.

First time here and purchased a couple of great items. Ralph Lauren Purple Label silk skirt and Brixton hat. So many great brands and options here. I could have easily spent another couple of hours here. Staff was very helpful too.

Thank you so much for your support! Although I only sell periodically, they make the process effortless and it feels trustworthy. I always feel very valued working with their business & fully supporting their mission. HIGHLY recommended. If you have not treated yourself to something truly special...you must do so by going to visit their gorgeous and well-curated shop!

I have been a long-time customer of Sui Generis .The owners and employees, I consider the owners and yitka as my good friends.This consignment stores sell high-end designer clothes, handbags, jewelry, and men's designer clothing, attire sweters,jackets,suits, and men and women's designer shoes. This is a must place to look at their designer wear.

Decent store, but I can find these places overwhelming. It’s hard to figure out what’s there because there is so much. Would love it if items where better displayed or if the people there helped you out. Got flustered and left my friends there to continue shopping.

This was by far the best clothing shopping experience I've ever had. The selection was amazing, there is truly something for everyone. I have a pretty difficult time finding the right outfit and the staff went out of their way to encourage me to try on as much as I could and not to be dissuaded by how it looked/sized. I will 100% be returning and their entire collection is also available online. Cannot recommend enough!

Jorge was a pleasure to work with. My son needed his first suit, and Sui Generis had several options. Jorge really took an interest in finding a good fit. If you know your size, you can search their well-maintained website before you go in. I don't buy suits often but next time I'm going to look here first.

Jorge was extremely patient and skillful helping our son look at suits-- we felt badly that we didn't find anything today but are keeping in touch!

Being an archival fashion connoisseur, I was looking forward to checking out this store especially being new to the city via New York. My friend was on the hunt for an ensemble for a special occasion and had envisioned a Jean Paul Gaultier suit or similar aesthetic/decade. Once buzzed in we made a beeline line to the suits, where we were immediately scolded and berated by the mature salesman's "can you not touch those, they are very expensive and I am very protective of them!" Now I myself am equally protective of of my rare archival Maison Martin Margiela, Jil Sander, Balenciaga, and Comme des Garcons pieces, so I initially understood his precautions. However, these items were not at all archival museum quality pieces. Their hand selected designer pieces were on overstuffed curated rack or shabbily hung high above the bordering walls. This rack we were looking through was not that and this behavior was simply because we were existing in his space. I have never been treated like this before, he never left our side during our visit. He was very helpful in directing and selecting items, as looking freely didn't seem to be an option for our brown hands. He did apologize for his initial treatment after seeing my friends current season Prada bag, as we were exiting. We left dumbfounded, confused, angry, and humiliated as we were the only QPOC shoppers held on a forcibly tight leash and eye. Moments later I described the incident with another QPOC friend and before I could even say the name, he answered, "Sui Generis!" He too wasn't surprised as he had a similar encounter. After doing some research prior to this lengthy review I was disheartened to see the owners share my Mexican roots. I debated writing this review but unfortunately the owners and future patrons need to be aware how their staff treat POC.

I am sharing my experience with the online pricing. If one goes to the website, there is a way to shop online. In the Women's Jackets section, there is a Bob Mackie Jacket that is priced at over three hundred dollars. Mind you, it is black (rarer) and it new with the tags. However, this is not that unusual that one cannot purchase it online on Ebay for far, far less. In fact, may I go further to day that this consignment shop has an Ebay store. The same Bob Mackie black jacket with the tag is being sold on their Ebay store for under two hundred dollars. So you are paying a premium for their website and less at their ebay store. You can probably search the items from the website on Ebay and see if they show up... maybe for less. You can find the store on Ebay if you search their abbreviations and the word "consignment" with no space in between. SG, I mean. So buy it quick and easy on the posh site or if saving is important to you, shop on Ebay.

They thought I was a thief because I wasn't dressed nicely enough. Rude store employees, gave me dirty looks while I was browsing. They are also more expensive than Goodbuys, and on other online places like Poshmark. The nasty employee told the other employee to put the gate down to prevent me from leaving the store cuz they thought I was stealing. Horrible experience. No, I was not wearing a mask and I was not stealing. It's actually better to consign at the real real cuz they pay up to 70% of the sale price. I shop at the real real as well as I consign there, and the prices for buyers at the real real are much better, this place is overpriced, and the styles are outdated. If you are looking for designer items at great prices, I would recommend going to the real real, also if you are looking to consign, the real real is the best place because they treat customers well, and they always pay if the item sells unlike this place, I heard some consignors are not paid on time or at all until they make a fuss about it.

Greg is so nice and helpful. I love bringing my husband to the store and dressing him up with Greg. We bought 2 jackets from him and had a fantastic time both times. Greg is friendly and reads his clients well. He leaves just enough space for you to feel comfortable in the store but at the same time also very attentive when you need his help. He is so patient with us and helped us to try on many different clothes.

HAPPINESS IS...Discovering..."ONE-OF-A-KIND" BRAND NAME COLLECTIONS under one roof! Today was like...CHRISTMAS DAY in the Summer of 2020 and many thanks to the professional staff at this special establishment! I was able to make an offer on my special find...and they agreed to my offer...I said that I wanted to pay in cash so I dashed off to my bank , arrived back and to my amazement the price of my merchandise dropped even more because I consign my clothing & shoe collections with S.G..., well wouldn't you know it that some of my consigned collections sold...giving me a store credit!!!!!! I LOVE this MOST IMPORTANT RETAIL/CONSIGNMENT SHOP in San Francisco! If you are in search for a "ONE-of-a-KIND-LOOK "...then look no further my friends...because SUI GENERIS...KNOWS FASHION & KNOWS SOPHISTICATED STYLE! GET-YOUR-FASHION-ON...MY PEEPS! SF STYLIZAR

Previously, I wrote a review about a negative experience with Sui Generis, about non-payment for good consigned. Thanks to that review, they paid up, right away, and responded with a classic excuse of having taken time off, confusion with mailing the payment, along with a lecture about negative reviews affecting small businesses. I get it, but someone there needs to be mindful of what they sell that doesn't automatically generate payments under $75. It was a hard won $64. - but still nice. It's too bad that they dropped the ball by not issuing payment earlier. So, thank you Yelp for lighting a fire under them.

Sui Generis is a gem in SF. Miguel and the team have an incredible inventory of beautiful designer pieces at all levels at great price points. The collection is much better-edited than most vintage stores, so it doesn't feel overwhelming. And Miguel has an amazing eye for helping you find the perfect pieces. My fiancé and I came in to look for a daytime suit for a party and some black tie stuff for a friend's wedding. We left with unique, one-of-a-kind pieces that fit perfectly and are unlike anything you'd find at a more conventional store. The pieces are high-end - from designers like Paul Smith, Alexander McQueen, and Ralph Lauren Purple Label. So it's not cheap, but significantly more attainable than buying anything from these designers new. Shopping here is a warm, fun, and creative experience.

Poor customer service. Elitist staff. Overpriced goods. I waited at the front door per their sign for entrance and the sales associate took an unnecessarily long amount of time to address me and then asked if I would be shopping?!? Never again.

What a find! I am in love with this store and feel lucky to have found Greg! He is amazing full of knowledge, fairness and the excitement! As a store owner, i appreciate when someone has the same professionism! My boyfriend and I are so happy and needed a day of resale therapy! We purchased way more than planned with joy! I cannot wait to work with Greh again, for my clients and myself! Thank you a million!!!

Excellent selection and extremely helpful staff. The clothes are all designer, and prices are reasonable for the selection and quality you have to choose from. Lots of interesting finds - a much broader selection than you'd find at a typical department store.

This place just doesn't work for me. For one thing, it's hideously expensive--I know the merchandise is all designer, but it's USED! If I'm going to pay Wilkes Bashford or Neiman Marcus prices for used goods, I'll get them new at Wilkes or Neiman. Second, if you look up "attitude" in your Funk and Wagnall, you'll see a picture of the Sui Generis staff. And finally, if your waist size is over 34, forget about it!

I've shopped here three times over the past couple of years and each time come away with clothing that receives positive comments every time they're worn. Fun atmosphere too for those like me who don't generally live to shop. Enjoy!

I go into consignment stores or thrift stores with hopes of getting a deal ... Sadly, the smell, the management, and the organization remind me of what I am dealing with and I turn back. This place is remarkable. Top designer items, presented in a beautiful way, and you are only presented the best... Not out of date stuff. Absolutely amazing. I couldn't help but snag a new pair of jeans for more than half off and they were barely even worn! Boo yah!

I didn't wind up putting my items on consignment but I wanted to leave a quick review on their customer service. The first time I called, the gentleman who answered was very helpful. The following week I brought in several items including a Louis Vuitton wrap and an Hermes tie. The day after I left the items at the shop, my sister let me know that her friend had wanted to buy the wrap from me. While they normal charge a service fee for items collected before the five month consignment period, because it was only a few days they waived the fee. As several of the items I dropped off were smaller ticket items, it didn't make sense for them to keep those if I was collecting the highest priced item. With all the craziness going on now due to the pandemic, I really appreciate the friendliness and willingness to accommodate my changes. Would definitely recommend them both for consignments and shopping.

My favorite clothing store in San Francisco. They sell really high end designer clothes that are used but in PERFECT condition. Not cheap but prices are dramatically reduced from their original price. I bought an amazing Alexander McQueen suit here. Staff and the owners are really friendly and always welcoming even if you are just browsing. They also have a great website.

They have another store on Church Street (http://www.yelp.com/biz/sui-generis-san-francisco#hrid:CNCLwiS_XUSQc0gQyuUErw), next to Sparky's, but this one is all about high-end consignment at actually really decent prices. Very nicely selected items from brands -- Costume National, Junya Watanabe, serious stuff! -- that should matter to the modern man. Even their shoes and sneakers, which I would rarely not think of buying second-hand, were in near mint condition. My friend Annabel was with me when I lasted stopped in and the only thing that made her sad was that they didn't carry women's lines. Our sweet and spunky sales guy informed us that another store might be in the works, to carry both sexes!

So, Upper end stuff, they basically sift through all the "fashion" and pick items, so you rely on their taste. I enjoy this more than going to a single designers store. I suggest you go in, browse and then ask one of them to help you. Their taste is very good and if they have nothing to fit your look or the look you are trying to achieve they will admit it and not try to sell you something else. Every time I come out of there I get compliments left and right from friends and the wife. One time she did not recognize me across the street. Shopping for "new" has become a waste of time for me. I always come back to Sui and get better stuff. The prices are not cheap, but the items don't smell like old consignment and they are choice items, which means even if it is a brand name unless it looks good they won't take it and display it.

I will NEVER step foot in this establishment EVER again. They try and sell you stuff for a "discount" from retail, when in reality they are selling you a $200 item for $170.. Thats no "discount" to me. But this isn't what bothered me. They sell FAKE stuff, and they CLAIM its real!!!!! My friend and I went in to buy a pair of shoes, but like any buyer, we checked to make sure it was real, which it wasn't. Didn't think much of it until we checked another pair of shoes. Turned out that this pair was fake too!!! When we told the staff, they told us that the person who brought them doesn't own fake stuff, and that they have sold many of his items before. Probably meaning that they have sold more FAKE stuff to unsuspecting buyers.... Completely DISGUSTED, I will never go there EVER again... 0/5...

This is the larger store located on market street and has top designer used clothing including Dolce and Gabbana, Gucci, Dior, Prada. They also have a nice collection of dress shoes and accessories all for men. I scored big again at this store and purchased a Dolce and Gabbana dress shirt w/ the tags on it for dirt chip. Most of the sizes they carry are 48 and up. I am currently eying a YSL suit for a fraction of what it would cost at the store...given it is slightly used it is in great shape and Bamb's birthday is around the corner (well actually it just passed but am the one buying so i can lie to myself). Overall great selection and friendly staff.

This is my new favorite store in the city! They have every high-end designer you could think of and the BEST vintage tees located in the back. Price points are totally reasonable and the condition is excellent. It's like they've found all the best garments and vintage pieces on Ebay, Buffalo Exchange, crossroads etc... and put them all in one store. The picking is done for you, all ya gotta worry about is if it fits right or not. I might as well hand over my wallet to this place now....

The best way I've found to look my absolute best while not paying through the nose. This place really can't be beat.

Found the Prada air sole shoes that I always wanted to have. But they only have size 13 and I wear 9. But that's OK. That just means I will constantly come back again and again to check for more. They got lots of Dsquared items as well. I like that. But I would say they are overly priced as they are now on sale at Dsquared's own web site and at Nordstrom Rack as well. Bought two pairs of designer jeans today. I will come back for more.

The clothes and other products are created by the highest caliber of designers (Marc Jacobs, Gucci, Prada, etc.); only having been worn beforehand by person(s) resembling your body shape. The selection is vast. A clothes aficionado could spend hours in here looking at all the different hats, shoes, ties, shirts, pants, sunglasses, bags and luggage. The only things they're missing are socks and underwear ... and I'm okay with their decision not to carry any of these previously used items. The shoppability of the store is great. Colors are placed together, and are sized accordingly. There is a section for everything: suits, shoes, hats, handkerchiefs, pocket squares. The merchandising is great too. I go in every week and it feels like a totally different store. The price is fair. You know what you're getting when you purchase garments and accessories made this well made. The owners are great and provide top-notch service. 5 stars. I love this place.

I stopped by a few times way back when they were located on Church. Back then the place was small, and staffed by pretty rude guys. Stopped in today to look for a pea coat. Wow. Completely different experience. They had gorgeous clothing, the staff was amazing, and didnt treat me like dirt because I'm not a gay man. I'm so sad it took me so long to try this place again! Definitely a winner.

As a collector of a particularly obscure men's designer who, in the 80's, had an entire section of Wilkes Bashford (the super-upscale SF specialty clothier) dedicated to his wares, imagine how thrilled I was when Miguel tells me that yes, he has a piece from this designer in the store. Moreover, he even snapped a few pics and text messaged them to me, sealing the deal. After literally hundreds of phone and email inquiries over the years to online as well as brick and mortar "vintage" and "consignment" stores (most of whom never heard of this legendary designer), Miguel is the real deal, and his store is among the very few in the nation to have helped this collector find a most prized vintage designer piece. Thanks, Miguel!

This is a guy's clothing place, but I must rave about their wonderful service. The guy I followed into this store wanted to improve his wardrobe without losing the current shirt on his back, and Uncle Yelp came through yet again. The sales person was wonderful about scanning the store for everything in the proper size, and in the end, my guy was set. Every article of clothing and every accessory was very clean and in great condition, and the entire store was well-organized and attractive. Terrific brands from Japan, Italy, and many others. Expensive.

THiS PLACE IS THE SHIT! period. sorry if im flagged for my language but it IS the best mens store in this city. Great pieces from hard to find and the great designers in all GREAT... no... IMPECCABLE shape. I will say that the guys there area goodlooking but never really smile and arent the friendliest... even though I wouldnt say they are rude either (hence the 4 instead of 5 stars). Regardless, they have expanded their mens store down the street from its old digs which is now going to house a womens store!!! uhmm... yup... This place is a must frequent... dont just go once... keep on going back. They also buy from the public so... if you have any amazing pieces that your looking to load off your back... take it in... I would love to put it on my back (one day... possibly... if its DOPE enough ;). MY favorite place in SF. PERIOD.

SuiGENERIS carries everything you have ever dreamed of wearing at discounted rates! Prada, Helmut Lang, Dior, Gucci... The best retailer in Castro. Period. In fact, I'm going to head over there RIGHT NOW.

Great shop! I don't spend much on clothes generally, but I'm always on the lookout out for quality used designer menswear. SuiGeneris - though I'll never pronounce it properly - has never let me down. When I needed a suit for my nephews (gay) wedding, the staff was so kind and helpful - even to a fish out of water (I don't usually wear suits). It took a few months/visits to find the right jacket, but I left under-budget and looking like a million bucks. It seems like the store is always having some kind of special sale, and I've always found the staff affable and accommodating.

I was looking for a tux or black suit for my son for two proms. It made more sense to buy one than rent twice. As there are no men's consignments in Marin, I headed in to the city. I spoke with the staff at Sui Generis prior and they said they had several options. When we arrived I was very impressed with the store - beautifully presented, clean, fashionable (naturally). The service was amazing, better than I receive at Notdstrom etc. My son tried on tuxes and suits and all were very well made. They also put him together wrt shoes, shirt, bow tie. They can recommend an excellent tailor as well if needed. I will be back for sure!!! (Excuse typos - in a rush )

Had a great shopping experience here today looking for a suit (and settling for a blazer) for my fiance. The gentleman helping us, David, was very pleasant to work with. He was perfectly attentive without being pushy, offered us many great options which were both well-sized and suitable for my partner's body type, and was very understanding when we opted for a more affordable blazer instead of the all-too-perfect brand new $860 suit. Neither my partner nor I have ever shopped for a men's suit before, and David patiently explained the modern conventions for fit and length, etc. Prices are high but reasonable given the quality of the pieces, and a far better deal than the high-end department stores. We visited both Fillmore and Fifth and Cris today but found nowhere near the selection and help that was available at Sui Generis. Too bad my partner has less than zero interest in expanding his wardrobe -- otherwise I'd expect to be back here often!

I bought a vintage Louis Vuitton purse from this store for $700 plus shipping. This bag currently retails for about $1600 new. Sui Generis had posted multiple pictures of the bag on the online auction spot, and the bag met all expectations. In the package was also a 20% discount on my next order from them. As I was flattening the box for recycling, I found the hand written note, and the replacement lock and key for the bag. (the bag came with the lock, but no key). That was unexpected, and so amazing. I will shop with this store again...and I will recommend you without reservation!

Got a really bad price on my items. Would have been much better off selling online. If you use them, I'd recommend requiring a minimum sale price.

The women's store has decent stuff - not quite the exciting pieces I was expecting (but then, I think there's a pretty limited stock of that in high-end San Francisco closets). The clerks were professional and pleasant. Given the condition of some of the dresses, though, I think they were marked a little high. If the zipper's going to need replacing, there's a hole at the seam and a snap is missing, it should not be $300 more than the same piece on sale in better condition at decadestwo.

Good stuff but too pricey. Everyone has their perfect balance between selection and cost, and for my personal taste, SG is long on selection but short on value. Most consignment stores have near-zero selection, so you have to go frequently to find something every once in a while. Sui Generis has a great selection, but it ain't cheap. I've seen used items selling for above new (assuming you know where to shop online). I.e., ties are often higher than new. A lot of items are well above Gilt/eBay pricing.

At this point, the articles of clothing I've purchased from Sui Generis are reaching a plurality in my wardrobe. (Which I guess means that pretty soon they'll have a simple majority, at which point they will finally seize the day and play Chief to my inner, prep school hippie McMurphy, a McMurphy who is, let's be honest, by now an end-of-the-book/movie McMurphy, so, yeah, no big loss.) In the interests of full disclosure, I am a short, slight man. That is, shopping in the regular world where all you normal people live is like shopping at the Big & Tall, and shopping at a Big & Tall would be like, Fuck, does everyone here have a passport from Brobdingnag? (Aside: My god, how do you people fly?) "Digression!" Okay, okay--my point only was this: the Castro is the only place where I can find clothes I don't immediately need to tailor, and Sui Generis is the best place I've found for Fine, Fine clothing that fits me. Sure, they're probably a little on the expensive side for used/consignment, but what if you're the kind of person who doesn't *want* to buy new clothes? (Yeah, it's partly the environmental, recycling thing, but it's also the challenge of finding Exactly what you want even when you don't have 6 of every size and 4 of every color to choose from (or maybe it's just that I can't handle the existential debilitation that comes from so much choice?).) What if buying new is a non-starter, gives you the howling fantods in fact, and so you're always a thrift store kind of person, and yet still every once in a while you want to buy something NICE? Well, then you come here. The service here is so kind and professional and caring you almost forget you're in San Francisco. Granted, that's part of how they get you--You want us to keep your things up here so you don't have to hold onto them/so you can forget that you're already spending $180 while you forage for another $150-worth of merchandise?--but still, there's something to be said for the common decency of customer service. Especially when you can get for $300 a Helmut Lang suit that will, two years after you buy it, make a lovely-looking young lady pound her fist on your table on her way out of the New Year's bar, declaring vehemently into your face, whilst you were doing nothing but reading the New York Review of Books while waiting for your father to show, You look HOT! So thank you Sui Generis, thank you for one of the highlights of my life.

One of the best consignment stores in Northern California. They have great inventory, and sexy as hell employees to assist you with your darling needs. Some great classic pieces that are beyond hard to find these days. Plenty of Gaultier, McQueen, Dolce & Gabanna, Gianni Versace, and Givenchy that you'll walk out feeling like a fine bottle of champagne not sparkling wine. The employees really help you by searching for your size, or any specific designer you are searching for. I've taken a few golden girls to shop with me and everybody has found something they just couldn't resist. Now don't be coming in expecting Buffalo Exchange prices, this is not your H&M thrifting type of spot. Bring the Franklin's, and brace yourself for some fun shopping after or before drinks!

I was in town for a week, with reservations for a stylish restaurant and nothing to wear. I found Sui Generis on line, walked in, and I walked out again with about two and a half outfits that look great on me, clothes I expect to be wearing for years. The staff were attentive and businesslike without being pushy, and helped me find lots of items to choose from in my size. Prices were very reasonable for the quality of the items, and everything I looked at was good quality and in fine condition. If I lived in town I'd at least pay them a visit every time I needed dress-up clothes. I hate shopping, I want it to be as efficient and no-nonsense as possible, and these guys filled the bill.

This is my favorite clothing store. They have things you will not find anywhere else in San Francisco. Sales team is friendly, and remembers me. Great prices for the value of the pieces, and nice variety. I also bought my wedding suit here.

This is by far the best clothing boutique in San Francisco. If you're looking for stylish, used clothing with designer labels for more affordable prices, then this is the place. I've found Prada and D&G as well as Dries van Noten and Commes des Garcon pieces in mint condition at this best kept secret for a third of what you'd pay at first-run boutiques. The owners have a definite eye for what's hot right now, so even if you're buying something that's a few years old, you'll look as if you just stepped off the runway. I also like the fact that shopping here is supporting a local business and participating in the recycling of clothing... clothing that is just as exciting the second time around.

Sometimes this place has some good stuff, but the majority of it is a rip off. If you don't know a lot about fashion, stay clear of this place because you will pay a lot for something you don't have to. I've found, several times, things marked vintage that were new--actually just last week I found a coat that I actually own, but the tags had been ripped out and they were selling it as "vintage" for more than I paid for it new. If you watch the sales at Saks or Bloomingdale's, you'll find better deals than this place. A lot of the items are really worn out too but they ask a lot for them. I dunno if they just don't know what they're doing or if they really are trying to rip you off, but there are definitely better consignment shops in the city.

I always like to add a few duds to the wardrobe from this awesome consignment store. The people that work here are really nice, and I almost always find something really cool.

This was our first stop last week in our search for a wedding outfit for my fiance, and I'm glad it was! We found everything we needed: suit, shirt, vest, bow tie, pocket square, cufflinks, and even some shoe options. All beautiful pieces and very well priced for the quality. My man is very tall and skinny and it can be very difficult to find clothing that fits him and that is fashionable. The staff was extremely helpful and knowledgeable, knowing both when to step in with assistance and when to let us browse around freely. A young man named Morgan tended to our needs and offered great suggestions; very friendly and well dressed! Thank you guys for making what I feared would be a long and fruitless search, a successful and painless fun shopping experience. We'll see you next time we're in the city!

If you've ever lived in or if you ever go to New York City, the comparable store is INA Man. Took me a while to find a place with top quality clothes on consignment like it in SF, but suigeneris is it. Yes, it's a challenge to find clothes that fit well as there's just one size everything. Every time I go here I get dangerously close to making irrational multi-hundred dollar purchases on clothes I have no business owning. Their bathroom is spacious and clean!

Spot-on style with personal old school service from the very hot and handsome owners, Miguel and Gabriel. Guys can get the help they need to look great. Girls will definitely wanna drag the BF's in here to dress them up. They will be glad she did. The clothes range from rock n roll t-shirts and leather to cool suits and ties. It's the NY style boutique that you always wished we had in SF.

Love these guys. Been shopping and selling here for years. Honestly one of the best men's consignment stores I have seen around the globe. Chic defined.

A choice selection of second-hand designer finds which are always in great condition (think: Marc Jacobs, Nice Collective, Gucci, etc..). Sell all your high-end garbs here; you will make way more than you would at wasteland or any of those other places on haight street.