Whether it’s emerald, hunter or lime, it’s the time of year for green. Here are some stylish finds to help you look the part.
Parker Blouse; $154
Firuze, Sausalito
Designed by shop founder Firuzé Hariri, the distinctive, permanently pleated texture of this classic long-sleeve, button-down blouse is created by hand; the easy-care microfiber fabric is also travel-friendly.
Women’s Tree Pipers; $98
Allbirds, San Francisco
These lightweight, machine-washable are made with eucalyptus tree fiber, a renewable material — making them a comfortable, stylish and eco-conscious choice for your spring wardrobe.
Marin Bag; $17
The Sassy Post, San Anselmo
This boutique is filled with gift items that celebrate hometown pride, like this custom-made canvas bag that’s perfect for stowing everyday essentials.
Baby Alpaca Throw; $255
Columbine Home, Corte Madera
Curling up on the couch wrapped in this ultrasoft, lightweight yet warm baby alpaca wool throw imported from Peru is a truly indulgent experience.
Gary Steinborn Round Deco-Style Ceramic Vase; $68
Terrestra, Mill Valley
Handmade in Venice, California, by ceramic artist Gary Steinborn, this modernist round vase is finished with a satin-smooth matte glaze.
Quilted Jacket; $348
Margaret O’Leary, Mill Valley
Made from 100% cotton, this lightweight, casual, versatile jacket will be your go-to layering piece for spring’s cool days.
The 2-Sided Adeline Clutch; $75
Alice Becker, Novato
The classic, slim silhouette of this statement-making two-toned, textured leather clutch makes it an essential accessory for daytime or evening wear.
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Lotus Abrams has covered everything from beauty to business to tech in her editorial career, but it might be writing about her native Bay Area that inspires her most. She lives with her husband and two daughters in the San Francisco Peninsula, where they enjoy spending time outdoors at the area’s many open spaces protected and preserved by her favorite local nonprofit, the Peninsula Open Space Trust.
