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This is a constructive thread for all luxury/upscale shoppers who enjoy to see who's opening shops in the bay area. This is in no way a comparison or VS. thread, but a place for new developments or boutique announcements in these great cities. I will try my best to keep up with all the major announcements, but feel free to chime in when needed.
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As of April 1, 2014
-Bay area exclusives are italicized
-California exclusives are bolded
Very impressive list. I've always wondered why we get threads talking about how poorly dressed SF women are, when there are all these high-fashion stores. And I noticed Rodier of Paris is no longer on the list. Too bad, but there's plenty there to take up the slack. Great topic, OP!
Very impressive list. I've always wondered why we get threads talking about how poorly dressed SF women are, when there are all these high-fashion stores. And I noticed Rodier of Paris is no longer on the list. Too bad, but there's plenty there to take up the slack. Great topic, OP!
I'd hasten to add that the women in SF, however, generally dress WAY better than the men from what I've seen. I'd have thought that the jeans, hoodies, sneakers-or-boots look would have died a merciful death by now. And that folks would agree that business casual means something better than dressing like a college kid on spring break and coming to work on a skateboard.
There are indeed loads of places in SF where guys can get some very sharp, stylish, casual, well-fitting, clothes that are appropriate for an office and after-work hanging out. But judging from how I see men dressed, I don't have the foggiest idea how the good men's clothing stores stay in business.
I'd hasten to add that the women in SF, however, generally dress WAY better than the men from what I've seen. I'd have thought that the jeans, hoodies, sneakers-or-boots look would have died a merciful death by now. And that folks would agree that business casual means something better than dressing like a college kid on spring break and coming to work on a skateboard.
There are indeed loads of places in SF where guys can get some very sharp, stylish, casual, well-fitting, clothes that are appropriate for an office and after-work hanging out. But judging from how I see men dressed, I don't have the foggiest idea how the good men's clothing stores stay in business.
Good point. All I know is that the women in the FiDi and elsewhere downtown dress sharp. They dress beautifully. They get guys' attention when crossing the street. So the guys who come here to complain have an axe to grind for personal reasons, I can only conclude. They have issues.
Graff Diamonds San Francisco Boutique at 237 Post St. in Union Square has closed. Interesting move as Harry Winston is opening a new flagship a few stores away and Tiffany & Co. underwent a recent massive remodel. Cartier is also on this block as well as Tourbillon.
This area of Post seems to be having a high turnover right now as many storefronts are leasing.
As of September 22, 2017 -Bay area exclusives are italicized -California exclusives are bolded
Luxury/Upscale shopping San Francisco:
Union Square: Acne Studios
Agent Provocateur
Alexander McQueen
Allen Edmonds
AllSaints
Apple Barney's New York Men's Store
Barney's New York Women's Store
Bonobos
Bottega Veneta Brunello Cucinelli
Bulgari
Burberry
Cartier Chanel
CH Carolina Herrera Christian Dior
Christian Louboutin
Coach
Cole Haan
Diesel
Diptyque Dolce & Gabbana
Fendi
Giorgio Armani Goyard
Gucci
Gumps Harry Winston--------------------(Opening Soon (214 Stockton St.))
Hermes Hublot
Indochino
Isaia
Jins Jimmy Choo Men's
Jimmy Choo Women's John Varvatos
Kate Spade New York Kiton
La Perla
Lacoste
Leica
Longchamp
Loro Piana
Louis Vuitton Maison Margiela Maison Moreau Paris Marlowe
Marni
MaxMara Moncler
Montblanc
Neiman Marcus Oliver Peoples
Paul Smith
Rimowa
Saint Laurent Paris Saks Fifth Avenue
Salvatore Ferragamo
Scotch and Soda
Sugarfina
Suitsupply
Swarovski
Ted Baker London
Theory
Thomas Pink
Tiffany & Co.
Tory Burch
Tourbillon TSE
Tumi Vera Wang Valentino
Vilebrequin
Vince
Wilkes Bashford
Wolford
------Proposed-------
-(Rumored) Akris
-(Rumored) Bluemercury
-(Rumored) Giuseppe Zanotti
-(Rumored) JamesPerse
-Officine Panerai
-(Rumored) Opening Ceremony
-(Rumored) Tom Ford
Westfield Centre San Francisco:
Bloomingdale's
Burberry
Coach
Coach Men's Store
Hugo Boss Karen Millen
Kate Spade New York
Michael Kors Men's Store
Michael Kors Women's Store
Nordstrom
Penhaligon's Red Valentino
Rolex
Swarovski
Tiffany & Co.
Tory Burch Tourneau
Tumi
Stonestown Galleria:
Apple
Michael Kors
Nordstrom
Swarovski
Jackson Square: Allbirds
Alton Lane
A.P.C.
Eden & Eden
Filson Iron & Resin
Isabel Marant
Jake
Pia
Republic of Fritz Hansen
Shinola
Theory
Hayes Valley: ACOTÉ
Amour Vert Clare V.
GANT Rugger
Garett Leight
Steven Alan
Warby Parker
Union Street: Jo Malone
Chestnut Street:
Apple
Van Ness:
Tesla Motors
Luxury/Upscale shopping on the Peninsula:
San Francisco International Airport (SFO):
Aveda (F70)
Burberry (A5 & G91) Chopard (G)
Coach (A5 & G91)
Gucci (A1 & G92)
Hermes (G92)
Jo Malone (F70)
Kiehl's (D2)
Swarovski (G94) Tom Ford (cosmetics) (F70)
San Mateo
Hillsdale Shopping Center:
Apple
Coach
Michael Kors
Nordstrom
Burlingame/Burlingame Avenue:
Apple
Jigsaw London
Kate Spade New York
Margaret O'Leary
Sam Malouf
Swarovski
Tesla Motors
Trina Turk
Palo Alto
Stanford Shopping Center:
Allen Edmonds
Allsaints
Amour Vert
Apple
Bloomingdales
Cartier
Coach
Hermes---------------------(Opening Soon)
Hugo Boss
Burberry
Eileen Fisher
Ermenegildo Zegna
Kate Spade New York
Lacoste
Louis Vuitton
MaxMara
Michael Kors Peloton
Neiman Marcus
Nordstrom Stella McCartney
Stuart Weitzman
Tesla Motors
Tiffany & Co.
Tory Burch
Vince
Wilkes Bashford
Town & Country:
Diptyque
Intermix
Joie
Margaret O'Leary
Patrick James
prAna
Space.NK
University Avenue:
Apple
Shinola
El Camino:
Tesla Motors
------Proposed-------
-Faconnable
-(Rumored) Hermes
-Jonathan Adler
-Trina Turk
Sunnyvale:
Tesla Motors
Luxury/Upscale shopping in the North Bay:
Corte Madera
The Village at Corte Madera:
Apple
Kate Spade New York
Nordstrom
Tesla Motors
Tumi
Marin
Marin Country Mart:
Intermix
JamesPerse
Luxury/Upscale shopping in the South Bay:
San Jose/Santa Clara
Westfield Valley Fair:
Apple Balenciaga
Bottega Veneta
Bloomingdales-------------(Opening Fall 2017)
Burberry
Cartier
CH Carolina Herrera
Coach David Yurman
Dior Beauty
Giorgio Armani
Henri Bendel
Hugo Boss
Jins
Lacoste
Louis Vuitton
Michael Kors
Montblanc Mulberry
Nordstrom Prada
Saint Laurent Paris
Salvatore Ferragamo Sam Edelman
Swarovski Tadashi Shoji
Tiffany & Co.
Tory Burch Versace
Vilebrequin
------Proposed-------
-Neiman Marcus
-Etro
-Celine
Santana Row:
Aesop
Bonobos
Diesel
Donald J. Pilner
Gucci
Kate Spade New York
Kendra Scott
Scotch and Soda
Suitsupply
Sugarfina
Ted Baker London
Tesla Motors
Tumi
Warby Parker
Los Gatos:
Apple
Bluemercury
Westfield Oakridge:
Apple
Coach
Michael Kors
Luxury/Upscale shopping East Bay:
Walnut Creek:
Broadway Plaza
Allen Edmonds
Amour Vert
Apple
Coach
Eileen Fisher
Kate Spade New York
Kiehl's
Michael Kors
Neiman Marcus
Nordstrom
Tesla Motors
Tiffany & Co.
Vince Camuto
Pleasanton
Stoneridge Shopping Center:
Apple
Michael Kors
Nordstrom
As of December 23, 2017
-Bay area exclusives are italicized
-California exclusives are bolded
-USA exclusives are green
Luxury/Upscale shopping San Francisco:
Union Square/Financial District: Acne Studios
Agent Provocateur
Alexander McQueen
Allen Edmonds
AllSaints
Apple
Arc'teryx Barney's New York Men's Store
Barney's New York Women's Store
Bonobos
Bottega Veneta Brunello Cucinelli
Bulgari
Burberry
Cartier------------------------(Relocating Spring 2018 (170 Grant Ave.))
CB2 Chanel
CH Carolina Herrera Christian Dior
Christian Louboutin
Coach
Cole Haan
Diesel
Diptyque DITA------------------------(Opening Soon 2018 (101 Geary St.)) Dolce & Gabbana
Dyson
Fendi Fresh
Giorgio Armani Goyard
Gucci Gumps Harry Winston--------------------(Opening Soon (214 Stockton St.))
Hermes------------------------(Under massive renovations/expansion- Relocated Temporarily to 253 Post St. Will reopen on Grant in 2019) Hublot
Indochino Isaia
Jins Jimmy Choo Men's
Jimmy Choo Women's
John Varvatos (Closing Soon)
Kate Spade New York Kiton
La Perla
Lacoste Leica
Longchamp
Loro Piana
Louis Vuitton Maison Margiela
Maison Moreau Paris Marlowe Marni
MaxMara Moncler
Montblanc
Neiman Marcus
Oliver Peoples Paul Smith
Ray Ban---------------------(Now Open (245 Post St.)) The Real Real---------------------(Holiday Pop-Up Shop (222 Stockton St.)) Rimowa
Saint Laurent Paris Saks Fifth Avenue
Salvatore Ferragamo
Scotch and Soda
Sennheiser ----------(Now Open (278 Post St.))
Suitsupply
Sur La Table
Swarovski
Ted Baker London
Theory Thomas Pink
Tiffany & Co.
Tory Burch
Tourbillon TSE
Tumi Vera Wang Valentino
Vilebrequin
Vince
Warby Parker-------------------(Now Open (216 Stockton St.))
Wilkes Bashford
Williams Sonoma
Wolford
------Proposed-------
-(Rumored) Akris
-(Rumored) Bluemercury
-Deciem | The Abnormal Beauty Company
-(Rumored) Giuseppe Zanotti
-(Rumored) JamesPerse
-Officine Panerai
-(Rumored) Opening Ceremony
-(Rumored) Tom Ford
Westfield Centre San Francisco:
Aēsop
Bloomingdale's
Burberry
Coach
Coach Men's Store
Hugo Boss
Karen Millen
Kate Spade New York Michael Kors Men's Store
Michael Kors Women's Store
Nordstrom
Penhaligon's Red Valentino
Rolex
Swarovski
Tiffany & Co.
Tory Burch
Tourneau
Tumi
Embarcadero Center/Ferry Building:
Allen Edmonds
Beckett & Robb
The Gardener
Heath Ceramics
Sallumeh
Sur La Table
Stonestown Galleria:
Apple
Michael Kors
Nordstrom
Swarovski
Jackson Square:
Aēsop Allbirds Alton Lane A.P.C.
Eden & Eden Filson Iron & Resin Isabel Marant
Jake
Pia Republic of Fritz Hansen
Shinola
Theory
Hayes Valley:
ACOTÉ
Amour Vert
b8ta Clare V. GANT Garett Leight Outdoor Voices
Steven Alan
Warby Parker
Union Street:
Birdies
Jo Malone
Sur La Table
Chestnut Street:
Aēsop
Amour Vert
Apple
Bluemercury
Pottery Barn
Williams Sonoma
Van Ness:
Tesla
Pier 70/Dogpatch:
RH San Francisco Flagship--------------(Opening Soon 60,000sqft flagship (70 Pier St.))
Luxury/Upscale shopping on the Peninsula:
San Francisco International Airport (SFO):
Aveda (F70)
Burberry (A5 & G91)
Chopard (G)
Coach (A5 & G91)
Gucci (A1 & G92)
Hermes (G92)
Jo Malone (F70)
Kiehl's (D2)
Swarovski (G94)
Tom Ford (cosmetics) (F70)
San Mateo
Hillsdale Shopping Center:
Apple
Coach
Michael Kors
Nordstrom
Williams Sonoma
Burlingame/Burlingame Avenue:
Apple
Jigsaw London
Kate Spade New York
Margaret O'Leary
Pottery Barn
Sam Malouf
Swarovski
Tesla
Trina Turk
Sur La Table
Palo Alto
Stanford Shopping Center:
Allen Edmonds
Allsaints
Amour Vert
Arc'teryx
Apple
Bloomingdales
Cartier
CH Jewelers
Coach
Hermes---------------------(Opening Early 2018)
Hugo Boss
Burberry
Eileen Fisher
Ermenegildo Zegna
Kate Spade New York
Lacoste
Louis Vuitton
MaxMara
Michael Kors
Peloton
Pottery Barn
Pottery Barn Kids
Neiman Marcus
Nordstrom Stella McCartney
Stuart Weitzman
Tesla
Tiffany & Co.
Tory Burch
Vince
Wilkes Bashford
Williams Sonoma
Town & Country:
Diptyque
Intermix
Joie
Margaret O'Leary
Patrick James
prAna
Ruti
Space.NK
Sur La Table
University Avenue:
Apple
b8ta
Blu
Cielo
Design Within Reach
Rejuvenation
Restoration Hardware
Shinola
El Camino:
Tesla
------Proposed-------
-Faconnable
-(Rumored) Hermes
-Jonathan Adler
-Trina Turk
Sunnyvale:
Tesla
Luxury/Upscale shopping in the North Bay:
Corte Madera
The Village at Corte Madera:
Apple
b8ta
Bluemercury
Kate Spade New York
Kiehl's
Nordstrom
Peloton
Pottery Barn
Pottery Barn Kids
RH Marin
RH Baby & Child
Restoration Hardware Gallery at The Village at Corte Madera-------(Coming Soon 67,000sqft Flagship store- unconfirmed if this would replace the already 2 additional stores in the village or if all 3 would remain)
Sur La Table
Tesla
Tumi
Williams Sonoma
Marin
Marin Country Mart:
Intermix
JamesPerse
Jenni Kayne Roberta Roller Rabbit
Space NK
Mill Valley:
Strawberry Village
Pottery Barn Teen
Luxury/Upscale shopping in the South Bay:
San Jose/Santa Clara
Westfield Valley Fair:
Apple Balenciaga
Bottega Veneta
Bloomingdales-------------(Opening Fall 2017)
Burberry
Cartier
CH Carolina Herrera
CH Jewelers
Coach
David Yurman Dior Beauty
Giorgio Armani
Henri Bendel
Hugo Boss
Jins
Lacoste
Louis Vuitton
Michael Kors
Montblanc Mulberry
Nordstrom
Oliver Peoples---------------------(Opening Soon)
Pottery Barn
Prada
Saint Laurent Paris
Salvatore Ferragamo Sam Edelman
Swarovski Tadashi Shoji
Tiffany & Co.
Tory Burch Versace
Vilebrequin
Williams Sonoma
------Proposed-------
-Neiman Marcus
-(Rumored) Etro
-(Rumored)Celine
Santana Row:
Aēsop
b8ta
Bonobos
Diesel
Donald J. Pilner
Gucci
Kate Spade New York
Kendra Scott
Scotch and Soda
Suitsupply
Sugarfina
Sur La Table
Ted Baker London
Tesla Motors
Tumi
Warby Parker
Santa Clara:
Bluemercury
Sur La Table
Cupertino:
Apple Infinite Loop
Apple Visitor Center
Los Gatos:
Apple
Bluemercury
Restoration Hardware
Sur La Table
Williams Sonoma
Westfield Oakridge:
Apple
Coach
Michael Kors
Luxury/Upscale shopping East Bay:
Berkeley:
Fourth Street
Amour Vert
Apple
Bryn Walker
CB2
Design Within Reach
The Gardener
Jigsaw
Kiehl's
Margaret O'Leary
Melissa Joy Manning
Molly B Perricone M.D.
Rejuvenation
Restoration Hardware
Ruti
Stella Carakasi
Sur La Table
Warby Parker
Z Gallerie
Oakland: Ali Golden Esqueleto
Good Stock
Hawthorn Boutique
Lauren Wolf
Neighbor
Walnut Creek:
Broadway Plaza
Allen Edmonds
Amour Vert
Apple
Arhaus
Coach
Eileen Fisher
Kate Spade New York
Kiehl's
Michael Kors
Neiman Marcus
Nespresso
Nordstrom
Pottery Barn
Ray-Ban
Sur La Table
Tesla
Tiffany & Co.
San Ramon
City Center Bishop Ranch:
-Awaiting tenant list for ~300,000 sqft of new development opening Fall 2018
The Shops at Bishop Ranch:
Pottery Barn Kids
Pleasanton
Stoneridge Shopping Center:
Apple
Kiehl's
Michael Kors
Na Hoku
Nordstrom
Pottery Barn
Williams Sonoma
I'd hasten to add that the women in SF, however, generally dress WAY better than the men from what I've seen. I'd have thought that the jeans, hoodies, sneakers-or-boots look would have died a merciful death by now. And that folks would agree that business casual means something better than dressing like a college kid on spring break and coming to work on a skateboard.
There are indeed loads of places in SF where guys can get some very sharp, stylish, casual, well-fitting, clothes that are appropriate for an office and after-work hanging out. But judging from how I see men dressed, I don't have the foggiest idea how the good men's clothing stores stay in business.
I'm starting to wonder if a lot of the clientele is from higher-end tourism. Where I live now, the small downtown is all expensive stores, very high-end jewelry stores & fashion. No one who lives here goes to downtown, except rarely. It's all for high-end seasonal visitors with vacation homes here (NYC - & Hollywood people, and the like) and similarly high-end tourists. There was a time when the Berkeley and Oakland hills (and Piedmont), and Orinda/Lafayette were full of residents who would shop SF's finer stores. Times have changed, I guess, and life has become more casual, even for that crowd. I Magnin has been replaced with Macy's, literally, in the same space. Those other stores, and the menswear stores you refer to, are kept alive probably by the FIDI crowd, and then, the wealthy tourists. That's my best shot, for explaining the continued existence of high-end shopping in SF.
Please be kind it has been a while since one of these was done so I am sure to have missed something... just trying to get an update given all the changes in San Francisco and San Jose
As of June 18, 2023
-Bay area exclusives are bolded
-California exclusives are green
-US exclusives are red
(Applies to non local stores)
Luxury/Upscale shopping San Francisco:
Union Square/Financial District: Acne Studios // Alexander McQueen // Allen Edmonds // Apple // Bonobos // Bottega Veneta // Brunello Cucinelli // Burberry // Bvlgari // Cartier // Chanel // CH Carolina Herrera // Dior // Diesel // Diptyque // DITA // Dolce & Gabbana // Dyson // Fendi // Ferragamo // Giorgio Armani // Goyard // Gucci // Gumps // Harry Winston // Hermes // Hublot // Indochino // Isaia // Kate Spade New York // Kiton // Lacoste // Leica // Longchamp // Loro Piana // Louis Vuitton // Maison Margiela // Marlowe // MaxMara // Moncler // Montblanc // Neiman Marcus // Oliver Peoples // Paul Smith // Rimowa // Saint Laurent // Saks Fifth Avenue // Scotch and Soda // Suitsupply // Swarovski // Ted Baker London // Theory // Tiffany & Co. // Tory Burch // Tumi // Vera Wang // Valentino // Vince // Wilkes Bashford // Williams Sonoma
Westfield Centre San Francisco:
AÄ“sop // Bloomingdale's // Boss // Burberry // IWC Schaffhausen // John Varvatos // Kate Spade New York // Red Valentino // Rolex // Swarovski // Tory Burch // Tourneau // Tumi
Fillmore:
45R // AÄ“sop // Alice + Olivia // Byredo // Clare V // Cuyana // Diptyque // Eileen Fisher // Frame // Isalis // Jonathan Adler // Le Labo // Lunya // Moscot // Paige // Rag & Bone // Reformation // Velvet by G & S // Veronica Beard
Jackson Square:
AÄ“sop // Allbirds // Alton Lane // Annie Bing // A.P.C. // Eden & Eden // Filson // Goldwin // Iron & Resin // Isabel Marant // Knot Standard // Maison Lan Jaenicke // Mureta & Co // Republic of Fritz Hansen // Schott // Senreve // Shinola // Theory // Thom Browne // Zimmermann
Hayes Valley:
Amour Vert // Allbirds // A.P.C. // Aviator Nation // Buck Mason // Clare V // GANT // Garett Leight // Metier // Outdoor Voices // Todd Snyder
Union Street:
Birdies // Bonobos // isalis // Jo Malone // KÃœHL
Chestnut Street:
AÄ“sop // Amour Vert // Apple // Pottery Barn // Williams Sonoma
San Francisco International Airport (SFO):
Burberry (A5 & G91) // Chopard (G) // Gucci (A1 & G92) // Hermes (G92) // Jo Malone (F70) // Kiehl's (D2) // Swarovski (G94) // Tom Ford (cosmetics) (F70)
San Mateo
Hillsdale Shopping Center:
Apple // Nordstrom
Burlingame
Burlingame/Burlingame Avenue:
Apple // Kate Spade New York // Margaret O'Leary // Pottery Barn // Sam Malouf // Trina Turk
Palo Alto
Stanford Shopping Center: Allsaints // Amour Vert // Apple // Arc'teryx // Arhaus------(Opening Soon) // Bloomingdales // Breitling------(Opening Soon) // Brunello Cucinelli // Burberry // Cartier // CH Jewelers // Cuyana // David Yurman------(Opening Soon) // Eileen Fisher // Hermes // Kate Spade New York // Lacoste // Loro Piana // Louis Vuitton // MaxMara // Panerai------(Opening Soon) // Peserico // Pottery Barn & PB Kids // Neiman Marcus // Nordstrom // RH Palo Alto------(Opening Soon) // Shreve & Co // Tiffany & Co. // Tory Burch // Velvet by G & S // Vince // Weekend|MaxMara // Wilkes Bashford // Williams Sonoma // Zegna
Town & Country:
Coyuchi // Diptyque // Hudson Grace // Joie // Margaret O'Leary // Patrick James // Ruti // Serena & Lily------(Opening Soon)
University Avenue:
Apple // Blu Dot------(Opening Soon) // Design Within Reach // The Real Real
Menlo Park:
Downtown/Middle Plaza
Stephen Summers------(Opening Soon)
Luxury/Upscale shopping in the North Bay:
Corte Madera
The Village at Corte Madera/Town Center:
Allbirds // Apple // Arc'teryx // Bonobos // Jo Malone // Lucid // Nordstrom // Polestar // Pottery Barn + PB Kids // RH Marin + RH Baby & Child // Tumi // Williams Sonoma
Marin
Marin Country Mart: Birkenstock // Commonwealth // Cos Bar // Design Within Reach // Diptyque // HeroSHOP // Hudson Grace // JamesPerse // Jenni Kayne // Malia Mills // The Real Real // Veronica Beard
Luxury/Upscale shopping in the South Bay:
San Jose/Santa Clara
Westfield Valley Fair:
AÄ“sop // Anne Fontaine // Apple // Balenciaga // Bottega Veneta // Bloomingdales // Boss // Breitling // Burberry // Bvlgari // Byredo // Cartier // Celine // CH Carolina Herrera // CH Jewelers // Chanel Fragrance & Beauty // Christian Louboutin // Creed // David Yurman // Diesel // Dior // Diptyque // Eataly // Fendi------(Opening Soon) // Ferragamo // Gentle Monster // Giorgio Armani // Golden Goose // Gucci // Hive & Co // IWC Schaffhausen // Jaeger-Lecoultre // Jimmy Choo // Jo Malone // Kate Spade // Lacoste // Loewe------(Opening Soon) // Longchamp // Louis Vuitton // Lucid // Maje // Marc Jacobs // MCM // Montblanc // Mulberry // Nordstrom // Oliver Peoples // Omega // Panerai // Pottery Barn // Prada // Rag & Bone // Reiss // Saint Laurent // Sandro // Swarovski // Tiffany & Co. // Tory Burch // Vacheron Constantin------(Opening Soon) // Valentino------(Opening Soon) // Versace
Santana Row:
Amour Vert // Arc'teryx // Bonobos // CB2 // Le Labo // Scotch and Soda // Suitsupply // Sugarfina // Ted Baker London // Tumi // Vince
Cupertino:
Apple Infinite Loop // Apple Visitor Center
Los Gatos:
Apple // RH Los Gatos // Williams Sonoma
Westfield Oakridge:
Apple
Luxury/Upscale shopping East Bay:
Berkeley:
Fourth Street
AÄ“sop // Amour Vert // Apple //Bryn Walker // CB2 // Design Within Reach // Kiehl's // Le Labo // Margaret O'Leary // Molly B // Rejuvenation // Ruti // Stella Carakasi // Z Gallerie
Oakland:
Ali Golden // Esqueleto // Good Stock // Hawthorn Boutique // Lauren Wolf // Neighbor
Walnut Creek:
Broadway Plaza
AÄ“sop // Allbirds // Allen Edmonds // Amour Vert // Apple // Arhaus // Bonobos // Chanel Fragrance & Beauty------(Opening Soon) // Eileen Fisher // Kate Spade New York // Kiehl's // Louis Vuitton------(Opening Soon) // Nespresso // Nordstrom // Pottery Barn // Ray-Ban // Reformation------(Opening Soon) // RH Walnut Creek // Tiffany & Co.
San Ramon
City Center Bishop Ranch:
Heller Jewelers & Rolex // Trader // Williams Sonoma
Pleasanton
Stoneridge Shopping Center:
Apple // Na Hoku
Emmeryville:
Bay Street
Apple
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