Body of the Sheep – a T-Shirt Joint

Chill shop. Bought a sweet Ekows Giants Orange SF Bandana here. Good times.

I’ve been familiar with this store since it’s inception and they’ve made great strides in the past year they’ve been open.
They know offer socks, bags, and caps in addition to various hard to find tees carefully curated by the staff.
Their in house brand is pretty good and starting to grow as well and the retail experience is great because they «get» retail and customer service, but don’t pressure you into a heavy sales routine like the more commercial stores and newcomers to Haight.
Nice place to visit and a must stop whenever I am in the area.

I was walking around the Haight the other day and stopped by for the second time to buy another shirt. I loved the place the first time and I actually put their stickers on my computer.
When I came in the second time they were very helpful and asked if I had any questions about anything. I told them I had bought a shirt from them not too long ago and they gave me 10% off of the purchase I made that day because I was a returning costumer.
The guys there were super nice and very friendly. They shook my hand and introduced themselves. Great people! Great store!

A mega rad T-​Shirt joint with tons of love for Chicago.
Honestly though, you should prob wait a few weeks before stopping in here because Dana G and I pretty much already ransacked the place.
Such a terrific selection of quirky Threadless tees, tanks, hoodies and more, and really cool employees who make great conversation and don’t push for sales.

I was hanging out on Haight, doing the tourist thing, when I came across this place. They have some awesome T-​shirt designs! Cool shirt brands like Ames Bro, Threadless, etc. I ended up buying two shirts. Staff was very helpful & friendly. They had a fitting room in the back. Very pleasant experience!
At the time they didn’t have the right size on this particular shirt i wanted, which was no big deal. I called back 2 weeks later to find out more about that shirt. I told him I live quite a few hours away and was looking for it online. Even though I wasn’t buying it from them, the guy was really helpful, even told me how to spell the name of that shirt design. I will definitely go back next time I’m in San Francisco.
P. S. — On a side note, another cool shirt place on Haight was Super 7. Original ‘geek’ style shirts.

This is a cool spot to pick up some random shirts you may not find at most places. I picked up some t-​shirt which had a photo of a sloth straddling the Empire State building, which seemed to be quite unique. The guy behind the counter was nice as well. Among the many shops on Haight, this is a good one to stop at.

Like a wolf in sheep’s clothing. Like a Goku in a bright orange gi.
Thus the dude explained to me what it means to have a «Body of the Sheep», and a head of the wolf and /​or lion and /​or Saiyan.
I think I’m starting to get why Snoop Dogg changed to Snoop Lion. He must’ve gotten some shirts from here like I did. So uhh, you can address me as Mr. Cheetah from now on.
** Straight-​up Cheetah Talk **
BOTS is a curation of several tee brands (Ames Bros., Sharpshirter, etc.). Picture Threadless all but stripped of puns and food with faces. Everything’s from a mix of NorCal & SoCal artists.
BOTS also has its own SF-​designed house brand, of which the shirts are $ 20 out-​the-​door #sohaight. But all the non-​house-​brand shirts have prices strutting in the $ 30ish range.
#vampirespacecat

Very cool T-​Shirt shop in the Haight, recently opened with a variety of unique, quality T-​Shirts. No lame tourist T-​Shirts here.
I found killer T-​Shirts that speak to my personality and others that will be great gifts for my sons (they are picky and love humorous and unique clothes). Great folks there! I found myself enjoying my conversations with the staff on clothing-​related and unrelated topics.
This was my 2^nd visit there and the owner remembered me and greeted me like a friend. I opted for Ames Bros brand, which fit perfectly without feeling bulky and restrictive, while not being baggy. (Green with a picture of a leprechaun fighting a jackalope for his lucky rabbit’s foot).
You will find your favorite T-​Shirt there. Swing in!!!