Voyager
One-stop shop for the eclectic soul
This SF favourite is filled to the gills with an erratic assemblage of goodies, from simple, no-nonsense womens and menswear to minimalistic, raw-wood tableware and cutting-edge Japanese eyewear. While the selection changes based on the season, products on offer here are positively timeless. The store boasts two outposts – one Fillmore and another Valencia Street, where shoppers may be surprised to find a submarine you can step into and shop … because, why not?
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