Aggregate Supply

Great store with great staff. Despite issues in the past, they’ve corrected everything and I will be a customer for life. Oscar the dog is always there for pets and they’ve got all my Pendleton needs covered. Even willing to special order whatever I need. Thanks!

Aggregate Supply is like that best friend you have who is prettier, smarter, and somehow nicer than you are. Maybe they make more money than you, maybe they don’t, but all you know is every time you see them you want to know where they bought those jeans and that necklace, oh and that wallet and backpack too. If you’re lucky they’ll tell you and you can buy a pair yourself. They’ll fit you perfectly and when you try them on you’ll know immediately they’re the finest pair of pants you’ve ever owned. You’ll think to yourself «why haven’t I been wearing pants this nice all along?» The answer is, my friend, you haven’t been to Aggregate Supply. Do yourself a favor and go there.

Wife bought me four expensive cups for a gift and one had a chip. We took the one back with a chip to exchange it, they scoped us out, asked us if we dropped it and then reluctantly replaced it. I felt like they were staring us down. They’re selling expensive stuff, so i assume good service would go along. And they didn’t give us the receipt back! Don’t go here.

Walked into this store while checking out Valencia street. Found a great pair of jeans. Andrew the owner was so helpful and even shipped them back to NY after providing tailoring! Thanks so much Andrew, you guys ROCK!
I forgot to add — Andrew even offered to courier deliver them because he would be in NY for fashion week! (I declined because I thought that would be a nuisance)

wow. rudest people i have ever encountered in my life! You clearly went into the wrong business. i spent 300 dollars in your store, and you could barely make eye contact, or say hello when i came in. I know there defiantly was not a thank you. go back to whatever you did before, because customer service is not your calling. I can promise this you business won’t last the year if you keep going at the rate you are going.

Another review about the incredibly pompous and aggressive attitude here. I picked up the front bottle of preserved lemon syrup from a row on a shelf and lightly twisted the cap to see if it was an open sample. It was not. Immediately an employee came and grabbed it out of my hands. «Oh, is there one that I can smell?» I asked. «No,» he said testily, «but you can buy this one since you broke the seal!» I frowned because I knew I hadn’t but said «Um, okay,» and then he actually touched the cap and saw that I hadn’t opened it. «Nevermind, you didn’t,» he said, and walked away with the bottle. No apology, no smile, and when we walked out, he avoided eye contact. The mean girls of Valencia? I won’t be returning.

Not a fan. The adorable dog blocking the doorway completely was actually a sign I should not have gone in there. I think the sales guy was having a bad day because everything was «that’s there precariously» to «I’m sorry I can’t have you touch that»
Really? I felt like that scene in Pretty Woman where the staff wouldn’t let her shop there. «Big Mistake. Huge. «
Take your prejudice and shove them AS.
Oh and the wares for sale? Nothing you couldn’t find elsewhere.

Aggregate Supply is my go to store for great clothes and unique gifts that will surprise someone who has everything. Everything in the store is thoughtfully curated and there’s always treasure to be found. Everyone who works here is very helpful and friendly (note: I am definitely not a hipster). I especially love that they promote local brands and that I can find lifelong staples for my closet.

I would give it 3.5… The staff is super friendly and they do have some beautiful hand made items, but I found them to be a little pushy, telling me to try things on when I was in the dressing room and handing me things that I really didn’t even like… It was pricey and I bought a couple of things but I wasn’t thrilled with my purchase… It was alright. I may go back at some point but probably not for clothing

What a great little store! They carry a great variety of throws, blankets, and pillows. I bought a GORGEOUS Pendleton blanket that I absolutely love love love.

Interesting store with lots of stuff to look at. It’s all very «stylish» so you may or may not like things based on your own ideals. I liked a clock they had on display and the girl behind the counter took time to tell me about the designers, and showed me some of their other wares. I’m the opposite of hipster but experienced no rudeness whatsoever.
UPDATE: The clock looked great on my wall but did not tell time properly. I also managed to lose my receipt, so I was kinda nervous bringing it back to ask for a replacement. The guy working that morning was again friendly, and got me a replacement without even an argument. He was apologetic that the first one was faulty, though it’s hardly their fault. Post-​sale customer service is a rare thing these days — made me happy!

Oh man do I love this store. I have been following Turk and taylor for a few years now and was so excited to see that they opened a shop in my hood. They have a great selection of wears and are very accommodating. If you don’t see your size or color they might be able to order it for you.
Customer service with a smile while supporting smaller lines is what I’m all about.
Keep it up, you know I’m a supporter for life.

Well-​curated store, but pricey. The staff can use a little attitude adjustment too. I felt like I had to achieve a certain level of hipster to shop at this shop.

Cute space, this shop had some quirky wares: socks and scarves, dishware with illustrated fish, lots of SF themed prints. What a bummer that they’re all about two or three times as much as I’d expect them all to be! I was hoping to get in a little Christmas shopping but $ 11 for a small tin of green tea, $ 19 for a pack of caramels, and $ 18 for a single teacup is a little outrageous. Loved some of the socks and dog bowties, too. Maybe I’ll come back after I win the lotto.

Really cool neighborhood store. Bought some Heliotrope eye cream, which I found out about through my Lyft driver. Cheaper than Nancy Boy and Armani!

Aggregate Supply is the essence of goodness.
It’s run by some truly what’s up people and you can tell that their focus is on local and quality products.
If you want well tailored jackets or organic shirts or shirt dresses — Turk + Taylor’s beautifully crafted clothes elegantly line Aggregate Supply’s racks. Turk + Taylor uses hand-​dyed natural fibers and their astute attention to detail sings in each one of their garments — from the fit to the material. One of the most unique aspects of Turk + Taylor is that the main designer behind the brand — was in Aggregate Supply as we browsed through his what’s up ware. What better way to appreciate clothes than by conversing with the designer himself!
If you want yummy healthy local food — Nana Joes’ granola is one of the best things out there and the unassuming brown bags of this glorious granola goodness sit perched in the center of Aggregate Supply’s space. I eat whole bags of the stuff… easily in one sitting. Without milk.
If you want organic skin-​care peruse Heliotrope along the walls of Aggregate Supply. Heliotrope specializes in high-​quality, all-​natural products with a focus on local suppliers and simple, organic ingredients. They’re all fragrance free — though if you are interested in adding fragrance to one of your products — you can work with Helioptrope to customize your product with your very own aromatherapy blend. So what’s up!
You can’t go wrong at Aggregrate Supply.
It’s run by knowledgeable and kind people who truly care about the emphasis on local and natural — and each of the products that they care — bear testament of this passion.
Support What’s Upness. Support Aggregate Supply.
Trust.

In the neighborhood while enjoying my last day around SF, I walked by this shop on my way to another. The attractive window display lured me in (it included wool blankets from Faribault Woolen Mills, right here in Minnesota).
I was quickly captivated by the variety of nice items for sale. Cool music played, albeit a titch loud. I spied some natural plant fibre facial sponges, the same ones I’d recently read about and was curious over. The person working was pleasant and helpful in answering my questions about the sponge and I ended up buying one to bring home with me to try out.
This place seems like it would be ripe for bringing in fresh new things frequently. Next time I’m in town, I’ll try to make it a point to return to see what might be new.

aggregate is unique, and when Jessica T. and I strolled in after a blissfully sunny SF day we met the acquaintance of Andrew, the designer behind Turk + Taylor. While I thumbed the soft fabrics of his design, he told me bits of his story and how he came to be a part of aggregate. Taking home a structured Turk + Taylor jacket is the best decision I made all week.
Good design is like good music, it fits just right and you just want to dance when its around you.

I’m in love with this place! I first visited in December, just a month after their grand opening, while in a rush to catch a flight. During this trip, I had lots of time to peruse their items and chat with the staff. This is the main retail outlet for the clothing line Turk & Taylor, which has an awesome, high fashion but functional feel that made me miss Portland. The clothing designer, Mark, was around and chatted to me about the materials and manufacturing and offered advice as I tried on clothes. He and a female staff member talked with me about living in San Diego, work, travel and generally shot the shit while I waited for my flight.
In addition to clothes, this place has some expensive but covet-​worthy home goods. I bought some hand screen-​printed dishcloths made in Portland (I suffer from deep nostalgia) and some fancy socks as well as a fantastic Turk & Taylor tunic dress. This is a great little shop and a fun way to spend an afternoon!

My neighbor visited this place the other day. She absolutely loved it and I said I had to check it out — was she ever right. They have a natural skin care line (Heliotrope), really unique home furnishings and a really sweet clothing line. Treated myself to something nice when I was there.