8 New Spring Styles to Get Ready for Warmer Days Ahead

Since spring weather in the Bay Area is hard to gauge, here are some items that will set you up for a fun and fashionable day at the beach or in the park.

California Cowboy Yukata Robe in El Garibaldi, $148

The Swiss Army knife of robes, this one comes with a reinforced bottle pocket, water-resistant dry pocket, a sunglasses loop and more. It also features an all-over print of California’s state marine fish — the garibaldi — and it’s terry cloth lining is more absorbent than standard cotton.

Carve Designs Dylan Gauze shirt, $58

Equally good under a blazer or over a bikini, Sausalito-based Carve Designs nails it with this breezy, lightweight top. Shown here in Navy poppy, it is made from 100% organic, non-GMO, pesticide-free cotton.

Equator Coffees Mount Tam Shirt, $25

Coffee isn’t the only thing Equator excels at. Take Tam with you wherever you go via this grey shirt. Featuring a unique illustration by artist Kevin Mirsky, it’s emblazoned with names of beloved Marin County trails and landmarks.

High Camp Flasks Firelight 750 Flask, $125

San Rafael-based founders Nic and Whit designed this 3-piece bar set for easy packing and transport. Weighing only 29oz, the two 6-Shooter tumblers are double-walled — making them an ideal option for any temperature drink — and secure to the flask with a magnetic lock system.

Mohinders Woven Slides With Stripes, $145

Mill Valley resident Michael Paratore traveled to India searching for the makers of prized footwear he’d found there with leather that kept getting softer and richer with wear. Today, each pair of Mohinders is made by master shoemakers in the shoes’ town of origin.

The Edit, Alex Mill Expedition Jumpsuit, $225

Stop wasting time trying to pair a shirt with the pants or a skirt with the top. With a heavier weight and a hint of stretch, this super-soft washed twill jumpsuit is an easy one-and-done piece from Alex Mill.

Tommy Breeze Corduroy Snapback With Mountains Patch, $35

A classic style with character thanks to the warm, brown corduroy, this hat is both timeless and highly personal. Fairfax-based artist and founder Tommy Breeze — his real name — sews every patch onto his hats to ensure durability and quality.

Vionic Baldwin Lace up sneaker, $130

These sneakers stealthily provide podiatrist-designed orthotic support, relief and stability which helps realign the feet back to their natural position. Made with supple leather and minimalist stitching, they are stylish and versatile enough for nicer outings or everyday wear.

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