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Still Life

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Still Life

Why It's Good:

This minimal boutique is a unique mix of pieces that are vintage and from local designers. Designers from the area offer jewelry made from old bottle pieces and previously worn leather. You'll also find a good array of second-hand sweaters and blouses alongside the shoes and sunglasses. The selection is small, but this shop is worth a trip. The owners have presented a very well-edited collection so you won't have to go digging for hours through useless old rags. Prices are reasonable and the staff is super-friendly.

Why It's Green:

Buying second-hand means that you’re consuming without being wasteful, and without using energy and materials or emitting carbon gases that come from making new things. You, too, can help keep junk out of landfills.

Where To Get It:

Visit Still Life at 835 Divisadero Street in San Francisco; call 415-440-2499 for more information.