New Shops and Boutiques in Marin

Looking to stay on trend with the latest shops, boutiques and galleries in Marin? We’ve got you covered. Here are Marin’s most recent shops and boutiques from around the county.

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Shoppe Fifteen

Courtesy of Shoppe Fifteen.

Owner Jenna is known for being a great gift-giver in her own life, so you can trust that her new business Shoppe Fifteen will have a great selection. You’ll find everything from home decor to products for kids and beyond.

274 Magnolia Ave, Larkspur

Poet and the Bench

Credit Kristen Loken.

Poet and the Bench has been around since 2015, but recently relocated in downtown Mill Valley and launched a candle trio with Northern California Candle. Three featured scents capture locally iconic spots.

6 Miller Ave, Mill Valley, 415.569.4383

The Phoenix Used Bookshop

Courtesy of Stef Tousignant.

Larkspur is now home to Marin’s newest bookstore, The Phoenix Used Bookshop. It’s tiny but mighty, at only about five feet wide, but with plenty of options geared towards kids and teens. All books sold at The Phoenix were donated by the community, and it’ll never say no to more books if you’ve got a few to donate yourself.

501 Magnolia Ave, Larkspur, 628.276.0144

Fred’s

Courtesy of Fred’s.

Previously known as FEZ, the refreshed local shop now rebranded as Fred’s (though still located in Mill Valley) sells curated small-production clothing, gifts, art and accessories for both men and women.

118 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley

Madge & Me Hats

Courtesy of Madge and Me.

While it’s been around since 2020, Madge & Me Hats now has a much bigger space, meaning the shop can also now feature the works of other hatmakers as well as a curated selection of hats for travel. Plus, you can even get a custom hat made for any special occasion.

1570 4th St., San Rafael

Mejuri

Photo by Mejuri.

Mejuri is known for its selection of fine jewelry intended for everyday wear, and luckily, a new location is now open at The Village at Corte Madera. Find everything from earrings and necklaces to rings, bracelets and more.

1540 Redwood Hwy., Corte Madera

Luv & Yum

A pink package for healthy pancake mix by Luv & Yum.
Photo by Kathleen Harrison.

Marin resident and Luv & Yum owner Gabriella Sarlo is giving two breakfast classics — pancakes and waffles — a refresh. Sarlo’s brand offers premium organic pancake and waffle mix made with only seven clean ingredients including cassava flour, apple cider vinegar powder and tigernut flour.

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Galanter & Jones

Photo by Caitlin Beyer.

Known for its heated furniture, Galanter & Jones just opened its first brick and mortar pop up at The Village at Corte Madera. Stop by to test it for yourself — there are also a few pieces of the furniture in the mall’s common area for those with a case of “shopping legs.”

1618 Redwood Hwy, Ste C015, Corte Madera

Chester & Lee

California-based brand Chester & Lee produces pet furniture, intended to be both comfortable and stylish. After recently moving to its Kentfield warehouse, Chester & Lee is now working to distribute at and partner with local brands.

Various locations, chesterandlee.com

Layalee Kids (new collection)

Courtesy of Layalee Kids.

Based out of Marin, luxury child sleepwear brand Layalee Kids recently launched a new nightwear collection, inspired by the gentle routines of Ramadan. And while the holiday is officially over, these pieces are still available and can be ordered online or purchased in store.

Online at layaleekids.com, pickup in San Rafael available

Mango

An overview of a store with racks of clothing and a few mannequins.
Courtesy of Christine Miller.

The Village at Corte Madera recently welcomed Spanish-apparel brand, Mango. The retailer is known globally for its elevated and modern clothing and accessories for women, men and children. Find the storefront next to Pottery Barn Kids.

1618 Redwood Hwy, Corte Madera, 415.924.8588

Seafirth Studio

bowl and palte

Tiburon-based Seafirth Studio (aptly named after Tiburon’s Seafirth neighborhood) offers a curated selection of home decor, tableware, hostess gifts and vintage finds. Only available online.

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Made Local Marketplace

A second Made Local Marketplace has opened in Novato, selling a curated selection of goods from 40 different Marin-based artisans, and will feature goods such as soap, tea and handpainted pottery. Artisans from Napa, Solano, Lake and Mendocino counties will also feature items for sale.

881 Grant Ave, Novato, 415.328.6671

New Stores at The Village Corte Madera

This spring, The Village at Corte Madera will welcome three new stores: SKIMS, On Shoes and Mejuri. Find your next set of comfy loungewear, pair of cushy shoes and everyday 14k yellow gold necklace.

1618 Redwood Hwy, Corte Madera

Tivoli Men’s Den

Tivoli Men's Den, for Dec. 25 New in Town.
Courtesy of Tivoli Men’s Den.

Tivoli Resale has opened a second location — but this time for the men. Visit Tivoli Men’s Den in Sausalito to explore their curated collection of clothing, decor and artifacts, all of which will still reflect their vintage, yet still clean and modern, style.

333 Caledonia St, Sausalito

SPARE

SPARE, for Dec. 25 New in Town.
Courtesy of SPARE.

SPARE (Sustainable Provisions for Arts, Reuse and Enrichment) is Marin’s newest hub for sustainable shopping, and also provides a space for volunteer work and continued intergenerational crafting.

324 Sir Francis Drake Blvd, San Anselmo, 415.295.7026

North & Golden

A woman wearing a long flowy dress poses in a shop with clothing and knick knacks.
Photo courtesy of North & Golden.

San Rafael’s recently opened North & Golden was founded by Marin local Kristina, with the intention of being a modern women’s boutique where you’ll find a curated selection of fashion, accessories and gifts.

323B 3rd St, San Rafael, 415.250.8182

MISHKA

A white marble countertop with colorful gourmet dog treats and a bunch of carrots.
Photo courtesy of MISHKA.

Founded by Olia Rosenblatt in 2018, luxury dog cake brand MISHKA has recently opened a second location in the Ferry Building. Adorable yet mighty, these cakes are created with the intention of being nutritious for furry family members, but with the charm and indulgence that daily kibble typically lacks.

Ferry Bldg, 1 Sausalito, San Francisco, 415.796.6444

Highlow Larder

A shop with a large shelf filled with miscellaneous things.
Photo by Eileen Roche Photography.

Highlow Larder is one of Tiburon’s new shopping hotspots, with a combination of all tabletop and kitchen lifestyle needs. Find everything from pantry staples and curated gifts to bookable cooking classes and seasonal workshops.

32 Main St, Tiburon, 415.889.5046

Stick & Ball

Based in Mill Valley, sustainable luxury brand Stick & Ball has recently achieved B Corp certification in recognition of their high social and environmental standards.

177 E Blithedale Ave, Mill Valley, 415.388.2270

Silverwork Studios

Newly relocated Sausalito from its original home in San Rafael, Silverwork Studios is a DIY jewelry studio perfect to stimulate the creative mind. Handcraft your family’s next heirloom ring or a charm bracelet of your own, just to name a couple of your options.

305 Caledonia St, Sausalito, 415.471.7874

The Marin Merchant

For timeless treasures, The Marin Merchant in Sausalito has curated a collection of antiquities and vintage pieces from Africa, Europe, Asia and beyond.

325 Pine St Unit B, Sausalito, 415.295.6322

Mill Valley Mercantile

Mill Valley Mercantile welcomes new ownership with the leadership of Kelly Scott, owner of The Goods in Mill Valley, and Suzanne Gray, partner in the former Seager Gray Gallery. Since taking over, they’ve expanded the store’s hours and continue to preserve the longstanding boutique’s legacy.

167-A Throckmorton Ave, Mill Valley, 415.388.9588

Two Birds

Rack of women's shirts at Two Birds in Larkspur
Photo by Audrey Yang.

After 14 years of operating their original boutique in Noe Valley, the co-owners of Two Birds boutique opened their second location on Larkspur’s Magnolia Avenue. Shop their racks for sophisticated clothing, jewelry and home goods — finds that you didn’t even know you were looking for. 

482 Magnolia Ave, Larkspur, 415.285.1840

MYSTIC

Hanging sign of artistically rendered eye and sign below saying "MYSTIC"
Photo courtesy of Mystic.

MYSTIC is an art supply store and creative hub in downtown Mill Valley, offering a curated selection of art supplies, unique gifts and sustainable crafts. Workshops and classes for adults and youth cover topics like painting, sketching, fiber arts and more. 

31 Sunnyside Ave, Mill Valley, 628.266.8711

Lark Shoes

A row of boots on a shelf at Lark Shoes
Photo courtesy of Lark Shoes.

Founded in 1979, Lark Shoes is a family-owned and operated shoe store specializing in comfort footwear, orthotics and supportive shoes. With five locations across the North Bay, they provide high-quality products and repair services for shoes, handbags, purses and suitcases. Their newest location opens this April in the Bon Air Shopping Center.

180 Bon Air Ctr, Greenbrae.

Marin Outdoor Trading Company

This locally owned outdoor gear and apparel business is relocating from San Rafael to San Anselmo. They’ve got gear for fly fishing, backpacking and camping. 

570 San Anselmo Ave, San Anselmo, 415.785.3099

Arhaus

Furniture showroom with large sofa, decorative wooden pillars and round armchairs at the new Arhaus showroom in Corte Madera, California
Photo by Stephen Busken.

Lovingly made furniture built to last: Home decor retailer Arhaus added a location in Corte Madera’s Town Center to its list of stores nationwide. Arhaus specializes in sustainably sourced and stylish pieces that can last for years to come.

313 Corte Madera Center, Corte Madera, 415.728.9043

Pini Ace Hardware

Exterior of Pini Ace Hardware's second location in Novato, with painted windows saying "Now Open!"
Photo courtesy of Pini Ace Hardware.

After months of anticipation from Novato’s San Marin neighborhood, a second location of the local hardware store opened with a bang. A grand opening party on Nov. 2 featured live music, food from nearby restaurants and a t-shirt popup, with community members turning up to celebrate a new chapter for one of the city’s longest-running businesses (the original Pini’s opened in 1918).

191 San Marin Dr., Novato, 415.892.1577

Oolie

A baby wrapped in Oolie cotton baby gear, hat and blanket — all with a minimalist pattern of runner ducks
Photo by Scott Murray.

Nora and Scott Murray are the wife-and-husband team behind Oolie, a brand for organic cotton bedding for the whole family, plus organic newborn baby hats, bodysuits and blankets. The Murrays just moved to Mill Valley from Oregon, and their baby gear items are stocked at Tantrum in the Lumber Yard. Browse their online storefront for the Certified B Corporation’s full suite of sustainable, organic products.

oolie.com

Curate Marin

A round table displays a navy blue dress, an open fashion magazine featuring a woman in a yellow gown, a single brown heeled shoe, a candle, a necklace, and an open textured brown handbag. The table has a light wood finish and sits on the wooden floor of one of the new shops in Marin.
Photo courtesy of @curatemarin

Secondhand store Curate Marin opened in early summer, selling art and secondhand fashion to stylish shoppers. Shoes, denim, accessories and styling tips await you. Connect with the store to learn about special “sip and shop” nights to browse with friends and bubbles in tow. 

540 San Anselmo Ave., San Anselmo.

goop Marin

Goop sign seen inside the Goop Larkspur location
Photo courtesy of Goop Facebook.

Gwyneth Paltrow’s fashion, wellness and lifestyle brand has moved into a brick and mortar in Marin Country Mart. The shop’s trend-setting selection of luxurious products includes summer dresses, botanical serums and glorious candles to shape your home and style. 

2215 Larkspur Landing Cir Unit 25A, Larkspur, 415.785.3748

Strange Magic Bottle Shop

Facade of white building with sign "Strange Magic Bottle Shop" in Larkspur and fountain in front
Photo courtesy of Strange Magic Bottle Shop.

Get all your summer picnic essentials in one place. From boutique wine — including many selections that no other shop in California carries — to meats and cheeses, you can get it all in this bright and beautifully designed spot. On Thursday evenings, the shop hosts special tastings, guided and led by importers and winemakers.

274 Magnolia Avenue, Larkspur; 415.720.7428 

Bluemercury

Established in 1999 by the visionary duo Marla Malcolm Beck and Barry Beck, Bluemercury stands as a premier destination for luxury beauty, specializing in a meticulously curated collection of high-end cosmetics, skincare and wellness essentials. Top-tier brands carried in-store: La Mer, Skinceuticals, OGEE and many more.

800 Reedwood Highway Frontage Road, Mill Valley; 415.424.4441

Esqueleto

A hand shows off five rings with big stones
Photo courtesy of Esqueleto.

Esqueleto features handcrafted fine jewelry, artwork and objects. With a commitment to ethical sourcing, sustainable practices, and supporting creative and talented independent designers and makers, Esqueleto is a destination for the most unique fine jewelry, presented in casual, light-filled boutiques.

100 Throckmorton Ave, Mill Valley; 415.328.3538