Couture hippie clothing — the rarest, most labor-intensive pieces in the Love on Haight collective. Every item here is a one-of-a-kind work of wearable art: hand-dyed coats, gowns, headpieces and statement pieces made by hand, one at a time, by artists who have spent decades perfecting their craft. Nothing in this collection is reprinted, reordered, or mass produced. When a piece sells, it is gone.
This is what happens when hippie style is taken seriously as couture. Hand-tied and hand-dyed by members of our collective of 200+ artists, these are the pieces our customers travel to San Francisco to see in person — the Philine gender-free tie-dye coats, the beaded and feathered headpieces, the one-off gowns and coats that took weeks of work to make. They are collected, they are worn to weddings and to Dead shows, and they are handed down.
Love on Haight has been the most famous tie-dye shop in the world from the corner of Haight & Masonic in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury — the birthplace of hippie fashion. This is the top shelf of it.
