Design, music, free hugs, sunshine, and a do-it-yourself attitude were on display at Thee Parkside in Potrero Hill during Sunday’s Indie Mart, where local designers show off wares ranging from to tiny top hats to hardcore harnesses for Bay Area shoppers, all while supporting the Kelly Malone Cancer Fund (all donations went to the fund).
Indie designers, vintage scourers, artists, screenprinters, DJs, bands, fresh cupcakes, cheap beer and five dollar tee-shirts were all to be found at the latest Indie Mart, along with costumed revelers on their way to the Burning Man Decompression party. The weather was lovely, and everyone seemed happy to be out of doors after all the unseasonal rain we’ve had recently.
A row of bikes created a fence outside the Indie Mart entrance.
A wooden rack of recycled clothing at the One-Of-A-Kind booth.
Skull earrings, geometric necklaces and vintage apparel by Alexandria Vaun
Accessories occupy a vintage suitcase courtesy of Resurrect Designs
Making a statement with Le Petit Hats
Vintage Vantage's closeout sale, with five dollar tees and free hugs
Handmade jewelry and keychains by Big Things
Tees silk screened by hand from Mary Weather.
San Francisco-inspired designs on tees by Amos Goldbaum
Leather harness and leather cuffs by Skins On Skins.
"Magic is Real" necklaces and other accessories from Alchemilla by Jen Lorang
Leather bags and goods adorned with automobile details from Black Heart Industries
In the spirit of Halloween, face masks by One-Of-A-Kind
Rooster necklace by Rock Candy Jewelry Design
More San Francisco shopping…
Photography courtesy of Alexandra Naughton
