Dress locally

San Francisco's not just a delicious place to live; we're damn stylish, too. Check out these awesome tees and soft goods from some of my favorite local businesses and food-driven artists.

Tablehopper's got an amazing collection of tees and hoodies with logos from now-defunct vintage restos of San Francisco: Blue Fox, The Camel, Player's Club, Cross Roads and Tippy's. That's right: You can wear a piece of San Francisco dining history on your chest.

Alyson Thomas's Drywell Fresh Quality Art is chockablock with excellent meat-themed imagery, but the design that put her on the, well, map, was this overlay of SF neighborhoods as a pig butchery chart with the tagline "San Francisco Is for Carnivores." Trudat. 

My most favorite bakery, Craftsman and Wolves, has a tee with a diagram breaking down the ingredients of their flagship pastry, The Rebel Within. It's only available at  the bakery, but that's ok, cuz you can pick up some deliciousness while you're there. 

Praise the Lard! And pass the biscuits. Prather Meat Co., our premier purveyor of ethical meats, has these tees that allow you to announce your porky love to the world. 

And if you're into even more of the nasty bits, Chef Chris Cosentino of Incanto and Boccalone has tees for the offal lover in all of us. Also don't miss the Lips & Assholes design ("the other, other white meat.")

An homage to urban farming, farmCurious's "I FARM Oakland" tee is a truly local product -- designed, printed and sold all in Oakland. Represent! 

Beer is agriculture. Almanac Beers espouses a farm-to-barrel philosophy (as seen on their other shirts). Slap on a tee and get your craft brew on. 

¡Cuanto le gusta! We're longtime Rancho Gordo loyalists; we've pretty much always got a pot of their heirloom beans in the fridge (currently, cannelini). Besides the tee, they've got totes and fiery red aprons. Show your beany pride.