Spinoff of vintage market Stuff opens in the Mission
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The new storefront maintains the original's bold neon orange exterior. Photo: Courtesy of Ha Kwan/Stuff by Luxe
A beloved San Francisco vintage store is making its Mission comeback this weekend in a new 20,000-square-foot space.
State of play: Stuff by Luxe, a spinoff of the former eclectic vintage and consignment store on Valencia Street, will have a soft opening on Sept. 6 — giving shoppers early access while vendors finish setting up through the rest of the month.
Catch up quick: Owner Ha Kwan, once a vendor at the original Stuff, took over the brand in 2024 after a pricey rent hike forced the store to close and the owners retired.
- She opened the first Stuff by Luxe in Russian Hill that year before securing the location for a second store back in the Mission, not too far from the original.
The vibe: The new store features high ceilings, wood and steel beams, skylights and an art gallery — all designed to feel airy and modern with an industrial edge, while retaining much of the warmth and nostalgia that made Stuff a Mission staple. The exterior maintains Stuff's bold neon orange flair.
What they're saying: "We're really excited to be back in the Mission. We have a lot of great vendors who have beautiful pieces from all different time periods," Kwan told Axios.
Zoom in: Expect midcentury modern furniture, 19th century antiques, eccentric art, unique home decor, vintage clothing and other whimsical knickknacks.
- Many familiar vendors from the olden days have returned, offering everything from $20 deals to rare finds priced in the thousands — curated for both collectors and casual shoppers.
If you go: Find them this Saturday at 1830 Harrison St. from 11am–7pm.
- Find them in Russian Hill at 1545 Pacific Ave. from 11am–6pm daily.
- Stuff by Luxe in the Mission will also kick off its official grand opening on Oct. 4 with a monthly vintage and makers outdoor market and block party, featuring curated finds from West Coast Craft and Off the Grid food trucks.