Revolver

Being a fan of Voyager in my neighborhood, I had to check out Revolver. Although way smaller, and a tad cramped in layout, another phenomenal store with great clothes, unique jewelry, and shoes. The person running the store while I was in was a delight and gave me a consultation on a full outfit for an upcoming interview. I bought this smart light denim top, with these adorable pony black flats. She broke down what I could rock em up/​down with. Not cheap, but definitely quality. My only feedback to the owners would you may want to work on the lighting strategy of the store it feels very dark. Other than that love the shop and I’ll keep coming back to it/​Voyager

So well curated!
Revolver is brimming with impeccable style.
Their women’s and men’s collections here are extremely well put together. From locally made jewelry to soft cotton shirts and rugged shirts — Revolver makes fashion look effortless.
I always want to buy everything in here — and just this weekend picked up an enchanting perfume from Blackbird. I can’t stop smelling my wrist and I’m looking forward to returning for some of Blackbird’s incense cones.
Trust.

Interesting and unique selection. Staff is really helpful with special requests. Along with sister shop Voyager, well worth a visit.

I love this place. Beautifully made clothing with a European look and feel. I can’t stop in here without picking up a couple of staples — their tees, button ups, and sweaters are gorgeous and last beautifully. The jewelry is also stunning and locally made.

Love this shop. I almost always find a new shirt or jacket here. It’s very well priced and there is a room in the back with some markdowns. ;)

Really wish I didn’t live near this store. It’s too easy to go in and drop a couple hundred bucks. It’s a well curated (mostly) men’s shop that always has something I could happily walk out with. In addition, look for sale items, which offer super markdowns.

Super sweet space, always well curated and good people behind the counter. No
hassle sales for unique and tasteful styles. I condor myself a reasonably stylish guy,
so when I discovered Revolver I was ecstatic! A complete accident honestly, I was headed to a friends house when I walked past the window. I looked at the models
in said window and fell in love with the styles, kinda rustic Americana with that nice
Japanese blending. Upon further inspection I discover not just great brands that I like
but an art gallery in the back that rotates?! Oh man! who are these people?! Love it!!!
Having worked in Fashion retail for years this was refreshing to see not only they time
to make the shop well put together but a caring for the culture of the patrons.
You can shop at a mall and get whatever you want, true. You can make a stand to
support a local shop with a vision and feel supported in your aesthetic of style. No
mall store can really offer that. Shop Local!

Cute little shop. Really cool bags and clothes. It was nice just to browse. Really laid back place.

One of my top spots to shop. xoK

love this place! i stop in here regularly to see what’s new since it’s always changing. they have a small, but well-​selected, collection of men’s and women’s clothing and accessories and the staff are helpful and sweet. also check out their mission location in voyager.

Thanks to a friend at work that recommended this place. I am so please I came to check it out. I think it just may be one of the best places to shop in the city. The clear and focused collection is great. I went with a friend that is a stylist and worked in NY and even she was just thrilled with our find. We talked with Robert one of the owners and he was so knowledgeable and passionate that we just had to make a purchase.

Wonderful store with a finely crafted selection. I’ve wandered in a few times and I’ve always loved the eclectic mix. I brought my partner in today– he rarely finds clothing that is both well made and fits him– the sleeve are always too short, or the details are off. Well, revolver’s selection of clothing was perfect for him– and the prices are good, the designs classic and interesting.

Revolver seems to be another one of those boutiques that offer crafted, vintage-​like clothing. For menswear in particular, it seems like this is the direction that San Francisco is going in. Seems to be a lot of stores like this opening up recently from the DIY feel of Seedstore in the Inner Sunset to Unionmade in the Castro. Revolver stands apart for me because it supports independent designers. It gives them an edge over the many boutiques that still rely on established labels to fill their clothing racks and it just feels more original. I love this store because you can find unique and fun pieces that won’t bust your wallet. On top of that the clothes are really well-​made and fitted. My personal favorite is the SATCAS Limited line of chinos, shorts and sweaters. Another thing that stands out for me is that they don’t issue paper receipts for credit card purchases (they email you the receipt), and they give you a reusable tote instead of a disposable bag for you to carry your new clothes in. Nice environmentally friendly touch. As noted by many of the other reviewers, also doubles as an art gallery. Fits in really nicely into the Lower Haight vibe. Worth checking out.

(Few words, and then I’m going back to Unilocal dormancy again.)
The buyer (s) here got a great taste for the goods they purchase, and carry. Hipster-​minded details, soft-​but-​rugged looks, and I think most of the inventory is made for quality. I bought a pair of chinos from them. I’ve brought few of my friends who also liked their collection. I can see myself being a fan of the store. The people who work here are also nice, and try to be helpful. Not snooty.
Except:
They need to understand better what total customer satisfaction might entail. There seems to exist a «wait list» for stuff yet to arrive, but it’s a moot point, and they don’t seem to really keep track of customers’ interests that would lead to future sales. I simply wanted to get another pair of the same pants, in different color, but going back to the store few times (over the course of ~2 months) didn’t make it happen, and emailing them few times about it didn’t work either. Every time, someone else who was luckier than myself who walked in before I did was able to procure my size. And the store’s explanation was «it’s such a small batch sent from this guy who makes them from Indonesia, it’s hard to predict incoming inventory». Or «oh the other clerk didn’t know there was a waitlist for this so he sold it to someone else when it came in last week». Eventually, I stopped caring about the pair, and forgot about the garment and the store altogether. In retrospect, I can understand what happened, but I won’t have any expectation from them again until I hear from my friends otherwise.
Having said that, overall, their stuff is good, go check it out, but based on my experience, bring your luck with you to score the right size of whatever you spot in store.
Update:
The owner emailed me to apologize the next day I wrote the review. It’s a sign that they care enough, so thumbs up.

One of the best curated collections of clothing I’ve seen as a resident of SF or NYC. I rarely buy clothes these days, but I couldn’t resist a pair of butter-​soft Denham jeans. It’s destined to become one of my favorite objects.

A welcome addition to the neighborhood, Revolver is part urban clothing boutique and part gallery. Best of all the prices are affordable and they are staffed by knowledgeable, friendly peeps. Nice space and I heart the wraparound tree bench on the sidewalk.
After losing Doe, it’s nice to have a shop selling fashionable wares for both men and women in Lower Haight.
Check Revolver out and buy a frock or two.

Not your regular SF hipster on steroids outfit and with great lines to match. Japanese jeans a particular favorite — 32×32 fitting like the proverbial glove — if jeans feature in your life make sure you check out this place. Met the owner, he’d lived in Japan or something — had good knowledge. New stuff every 3 weeks he said, so I’ll definitely check back next month.

Wow! Where’d this come from? My evening commute takes me up Fillmore off the Muni at Duboce; for months this location was abandoned. One day about a month ago, I noticed that the window was newly covered by opaque vinyl. Couple of weeks later I passed by, the vinyl was gone, and in its place was a beautiful window display of carefully selected items and garments, behind it a gorgeous and heavily wood-​themed interior, and on the window REVOLVER.
It felt like magic with which this little shop suddenly appeared out of nowhere. The nonchalance of the store and its two shopkeepers is delightfully refreshing. No grand opening, no gaudy signage, flyers or marketing. Everything is understated; the experience of being in the store is almost a throwback to an earlier time of authenticity — authentic goods, authentic interactions — an authentic space.
In speaking to the shopkeepers you get the sense that they are not at all salespeople, but rather curators. Ask about anything in the store and they are quick to explain what makes it special.
There’s even an art gallery in the back! Art can be so pretentious and up-​in-​your-​face. To have an art gallery hidden away in the back and mentioned almost as an after thought makes it all humble, alluring, and authentic.
Anyways I ended up with pair of jeans from a Dutch maker. One of the shopkeepers turned the jeans inside out to show me some of the tell-​tale signs of quality jeans (hint: it’s in the details, even the unseen details).
I’ve been dropping by most days on my evening commute, at first to chat with the shopkeepers, but now to see what’s new. It seems popularity is picking up fast, so they’re continually restocking with new and interesting items.
I wish they carried children’s clothing so I could style up my kids, but honestly I’m glad they don’t as the shop feels so perfect as is. Maybe one day, Revolver Kids?
I’m tempted to call Revolver a hidden gem, but I don’t think its going to be staying that way for long at all before its discovered for the treasure trove that it is.

Stopped by here on my way home from work. Top notch all around. Chatted with the owner Robert who knew a lot about the clothes and also had a good taste in music.
Ended up buying a pair of shorts (normally I hate shorts) and a vintage patchwork short-​sleeved shirt. Will definitely go back to pick up some kakis (they were out of my size) and check out what they have in.
Reasonable prices as well for the quality and uniqueness of the clothes. I’d say it’s my new favorite spot!

I spotted this new store while walking in the neighborhood: I wasn’t planning on buying anything that day, but just loved the clothes and style of Revolver and ended up leaving the store with some awesome jeans (my butt looks fantastic in them!), a jumpsuit, and a great denim tunic!
The space is super cute with nice wooden furniture, and the customer service top notch: the owners are extremely friendly and very passionate about the products they’re selling (you should check out their blog where they featured their designers and artists stories).
I’ll make sure to stop by again this coming Saturday for the opening of the art gallery (yes, the store also has a gallery in the back!).
Revolver will definitely be one of my new shopping hot spot. I am a fan!!!