Yesterday's Numbers — Local services in San Francisco

Looking for an SF brick and mortar with a soul and identity of its own? Welcome to your new favorite shop in the heart of North Beach. Fair prices, lovely aesthetic, well curated, DIY attitude and just downright Cool.The owners Britt and Ethan and their 3 dogs Cowboy Clover and Rosie live and breath art and culture, and represent what this city is really all about. Unique and cool threads, shoes and hats. Crazy rare punk records, as well as classics, and all well priced. Also a vessel for Ethan's hardcore label Willowhouse Records, and others such as Dark Entries and SST. Just go hang out, try on a jacket, play a record on the listening station, sit in a chair with a Pomeranian on your lap while you read a zine about black flag or a book about the Dead. Vibe out with good people and keep building the community and culture we want to see in our beautiful city. Don't sleep on Yesterday's Numbers, go support a lovely new shop from real San...

I pulled up to this store with no swag at all. Rockin the same tired ass Carhartt jacket, little beanie, and some ill fitting pants that I overpaid for at some rip off store on haight street like the rest of the punishers and posers in this city. I walked out stupid fitted and got a date with the thickest hyna I ever saw on the same block. This mf is hella curated, so well that I didn't even have to look, the clothes just jumped into my hands, no lie. If you're in North Beach spending your parents trust fund money, then you better stop in for some actual vintage so that you can at least try and fit the part of a starving, yet fashionable, artist that you try so hard to be. There were a couple Pomeranian puppies kickin it in the store that I think belong to the owner as well. A cherry on top to the best vintage store in Frisco, don't play...

Picked up a really groovy record by some band called milk music and it came with some vitamin c. Didn’t want to catch the flu, so I let it sit under my tongue. I got home and put the record on. The singer kept singing about the weight of the world and man I felt like an Atlas. My meridian scattered into a thousand pieces and I danced down coyote road trying to pick them back up, but I learned a lot of lessons along the way. It felt like an eternity, but when I looked back at the spinning vortex of the turntable I realized it had only been three minutes! Yesterday’s Numbers is the best place in SF to find well curated vintage clothing and new and used punk records. They have records that you will definitely not be able to find at any other store in...