P-Kok

P-​Kok really has a little bit of everything! Fantastic customer service. Wandered in on the hunt for a 20’s themed getup for my sister and I. We both had a handful of great dresses to chose from and even walked out with 20% our purchase. The second dress I passed up on is still haunting me! So many fun things at a great price.

The clothes they carry here are a little too bold and burning man for me, but I have bought a lot of jewelry here and the cashier is always very pleasant and helpful. If you’ve got that hippie burning man style you’ll probably love this store.

Sooo this store has cool things, but I bought a spike-​y bracelet for 25 bucks and it was on sale… it’s made out of leather and has metal spikes coming out of it. I go to a death metal show and the thing is falling apart :(Maybe it was just a flook and only happened to mine, or the show was too much for it. So beware with the jewelry I guess. I got a cute pair of studded pants as well. The staff is friendly and cracks jokes.

So many stunning goods… this is a great place to get crazy Burner gear, sexy reasonably-​priced lingerie, funky jewelry and other locally-​made items from artists in the area. I’ve picked up more than a couple of things for costumed events and it’s always one of my first stops when I’m looking for something kooky or just plain inspiring.

Clogs! What to do about clogs?! Great for work at a hospital. Utterly unpresentable for just about every other activity, beside Dutch dancing class, which was not my destination last Tuesday evening.
So there I was…
Last minute plans to have dinner downtown after work. Fine for most people, but awkward for me — unless you think showing up to dinner in bright blue scrubs (that you’ve worn all day in the ICU) and clogs is hawt.
Enter: P-​Kok and the lovely woman who works there on Tuesday (owns the shop perhaps?). «Hey Babe.» and «Hi Hon.» and so on. I dunno why, but it sounds right coming from her.
I breeze in, grab several items off the sale rack and then, realizing that *all* the prices are quite affordable, also take a few more options off of the regular racks. Inside the dressing room, I’m pleased to find that just about everything I try on is unique, fits me well, and, most importantly, will let me be presentable downtown. .. that is, if only I weren’t wearing these damn clogs! I sheepishly exit the dressing room, to ask Hey Babe Lady for her opinion. To her great credit, she does not burst out laughing, keeps her game face on, and ends up helping me find a better outfit (involving a long skirt) to essentially hide the dreaded clogs.
I’ve shopped here before for scarves, flow-​ey clothes and tights. The wares here remind me a lot of Southeast Asian night-​market clothing — in a good way, where you’ll be unlikely to run into someone else wearing the exact same outfit — especially if you wear clogs with your get-​up! (It’s all the rage now, I’m telling you.)

How convenient! A cute boutique located right across Zen Day Spa as I wait for my massage appt. =)
You know what sold me on this place? The fact that I found a pair of LEOPARD MC HAMMER/​HAREM PANTS! And that they carry the label, Ark n Co! LOVEZ!
Mind you, there are 2 P-​Kok stores — I’m not a fan of the 2^nd shop as it had too much «HAIGHT-​STREET» gear. Abit on the cray-​cray wear.

I got an adorable dress for a very reasonable price. Good thing I saw it and tried it on before my friends noticed it. The quality and prices range, but it was a fun shop to check out while waiting for my massage at Zen.

This is a really cute boutique. They had really cute dresses at reasonable prices and an array of one-​of-​a-​kind accessories to compliment any outfit. Some of their tops were cute but seemed a bit pricey for the quality. The owner was really nice and talkative. Like any boutique, it’s hit or miss. My friend walked out with a great dress that we all had our eyes on and it was a great price. Some of the other stuff seemed pricey but it’s worth a look.

What an SF find, check out P-​KOK, 1445 Upper Haight (nxt to the Pork Store). Andy styled me today in preparation for Burningman 2011, plus wanting new styles in my wardrobe. I left with a BAG of clothes. I’m set to go dancing on the playa and/​or to go out for a sophisticated SF dinner and after party. PLUS this Glasgow local turned SF local has the BEST music to play on the stores bumpin’ speakers.
Hit like on FB to get a 10% discount; while the prices are already fair or below boutiques and trunk shows with similar stuff. They have ample custom leather (utility belts), jewelry, and clothing newly in stock. I saw Tokay Men’s wear and more, which is wayyy COOL men’s fashions. They have it all. –Karamour aka Judomaster

Ducked into this store because of a cute gray-​striped skirt I saw in the window. Came out with it for $ 28, along with a really cute top for $ 32 (on the pricey side for me).
Other items I saw: yoga/​comfy pants galore and clothes made of soft, t-​shirt material, but also some fancier stuff: little black dresses with lace and sparkle and even coats with black and red lace (lace is so in right now, isn’t it?). LOTS of jewelry (long feathery kind and interesting metalwork), belts, sunglasses ($ 12!), and wallets.
The best part is everything (I think) is handmade, so it’s nice to know you’re supporting a local artist. And the lady working there was sweet and attentive. Glad I stumbled on it today. I’ll be back!

Its a little pricey but I love their clothing. I got a few items that I just could not live without. They have a few different locations, but the one on haight looks like a burningman inspired costume shop, which I definitely love. I could spend forever in that store but I would just tease myself because I would buy it all if I could.

What a great store! Every time I turned around, I had another fashion orgasm!
Great fun and funky rings, scarves, dresses, jackets vests, feathers, jewelry, and the list goes on!
The owner was there when I walked in and gave us 10% off if I was a Facebook fan! I love that they love their fans!
I can’t wait to go back!

this place seems like a place creative, artsy, lazy yuppies come to shop.
don’t get me wrong, the stuff they have is beautiful and really fun to look at – but you’re paying to look like you’re a free spirit that designs their own clothing.
I’d say, come here for inspiration and walk out with ideas and not overpriced clothes. I’ll readily admit that I don’t «get» fashion though. Paying (a lot) for ripped jeans? no thanks!

This is one of my favorite shops on the Haight. Its a cross between Burner and hipster, with a look entirely its own. I love the boutique experience but can’t afford the high prices that usually come with it. Pkok has the good without the bad, and you can usually put together a very unique, artsy wardrobe with just one or two passes over their thoughtfully chosen racks. I bought a hip-​belt purse thing there that gets compliments just about every day, for a SONG. They also have really nice accessories and smalls so you won’t feel deprived even if a whole outfit isn’t in your budget.

such a fun an hip, funky place for clothing!
the reason i knew about this, was because of Justyna Fiuk!
She’s an independent fashion designer and we used this location for a photoshoot!
the garden is so serene that it makes you want to just lounge around and sunbathe with a piña colada in one hand and a book in another.
When i went, they were doing some remodeling. i wonder how it looks like right now. i can’t wait to pay this place a visit, soon!

I like the place on the south side of Haight. Nice, cool, odd stuff mixed with the usual stripey-​leggings/​frilly-​skirts-​you-​need-​for-​a-​party type place (4 stars). The slightly more upscale place across the street is nice but the people are freakin’ snooty and just ignore you (2 stars). Such a contrast between a local-​friendly-​store vs. a snooty-boutique-unless-you’re-cool/rich-enough type vibe. Weird. Don’t really get it.

Love it!
I live around here, but this was the first time I’ve wandered in. I gotta say, usually I try to support the boutiques around the city and am either put off by the super high prices (I totally want to support local shops, but still, it’s hard for me to pay $ 150 for a casual dress), or just don’t find anything I like.
But here, I immediately spotted a dress and a top that were super cute and unique, at reasonable prices ($ 55/​$ 35 respectively).
Will definitely be back :)

What a fab store!
Really neat clothes you don’t have to worry about everyone else wearing.
Cool jewelry and accessories.
I wanted one of everything. There was this really cute jacket that was so soft, but I figured it is getting too late in the season.
Lisa, the woman that was working was so friendly.
I will definitely be back next time I am in town!

This place is great for accessories, funky clothes and anything you would want to wear to Burning Man or hippie music festivals. Their prices are great and if they are telling the truth, then every garment in the store is made with natural fibers (no synthetics.)
I personally like the leather accessories and wooden bangles. I’ve also bought some weird steampunk looking pants and a few gorgeous, colorful Indian dresses. I also think the wooden sculptures they import from Thailand are beautiful.

So this Christmas, I decided to limit the number of gifts I was giving and when I did give someone a gift, it would either be a book or a Kiva gift certificate, or something along those lines.
That all went out the window went I passed by this store a day before I left town for the holidays. There was a beautiful array of unique scarves on the outside of the store, and I spotted one that would be perfect for a girlfriend moving from Hawaii to SF this year. This girlfriend of mine only owns 3 bikinis, a pair of sunglasses, and a t-​shirt that says ALOHA. That’s it. I had to buy her the scarf. Or she’d die out here. So then I went inside the store to pay for the scarf and saw this unique looking purse in the middle of the store… and then I saw these cute knit hats… and this gorgeous embroidered wallet… and well you get the picture.
There are some beautiful, girly, interesting, affordable items in this store. There might have been some items available for guys, but to be honest, I probably just never made out of the girl’s section. So be prepared to browse for awhile and walk out with more than you came in for… I walked out with several Christmas gifts for family and friends and of course, two or three for myself.