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timeout.com/san-francisco/shopping


Shopping & Style


ALITE DESIGNS


Parks and rec


No matter where you spread out (and chow down), picnic in style with items from these local shops. By Gail Goldberg


HEATH CERAMICS


á SKINNY LAMINX NAPKINS These durable cloth napkins are designed by Heather Moore of Skinny laMinx with cheery Heath Ceramics–inspired patterns to pay homage to the local company’s iconic tile shapes.


à heathceramics.com, set of two $25 GOORIN BROS.


á GOD FATHER STRAW FEDORA


ALDEA HOME


RETRO SOUNDS RADIO


Aldea Home’s compact, colorful radio includes an AM/FM tuner and a plug for your smartphone—so everyone in the park can enjoy your favorite summer hits. à aldeahome.com, $25.50


Take cover from summer’s rays in this straw fedora. The hat—from a fourth-


generation, family-run biz—also comes in handy on bad hair days. à goorin.com, $120


á MEADOW MAT The material in this lightweight picnic blanket is 100 percent waterproof (take that, damp grass). Each mat, available in several bright patterns, packs into a small roll for easy hill-schlepping. à alitedesigns.com, $40


DISCOVER! Time Out San Francisco July 26–October 10, 2017


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