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1619 W Lewis St, San Diego, CA, 92103
b/t Palmetto Way & Stephens St
Mission Hills
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0.8 miWashington Street
1.1 miFashion Valley Transit Center
1.3 miMiddletown
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Specialties
We offer candles, greeting cards, stationary, jewelry, gifts, scarves, and Boho-Chic accessories. Mod About You is a boutique offering a collection of new and vintage home accessories. Our inspiration comes from the art, fashion, and culture of the 60’s and 70’s. We are the ultimate destination for gifts and locally hand-crafted jewelry. If you are looking for art inspired, nature driven, men’s t-shirts and belt buckles, we have it. Women’s accessories are our passion. Handbags, scarves, t-shirts and that «of the moment» accessory is what we strive of offer. Our books cover a range of interesting topics from fashion to pop culture. Come explore our selection of high-quality baby gifts, books, and apparel. We offer an array of letterpress greeting cards, stationery, and journals.
History
Established in 2013.
Mod About You started in Little Italy offering vintage Mid-Century Modern furniture, pottery, and accessories. We later expanded our offerings to include candles, design books, and glassware. As our business grew, we added children’s books, gifts and apparel. We recently moved our business to Mission Hills and we couldn’t be happier with the support of the local and neighboring communities.
Meet the Business Owner
Kelley T.
Business Owner
It has been a very exciting journey to offer an eclectic shopping experience to San Diego. My appreciation for the aesthetic and vibe of the 60’s and 70’s has inspired me to curate the collection at Mod About You. Dream catchers, macramé plant hangers and California pottery were the back drop of my childhood home in Mission Hills. Sergio Mendes, Dusty Springfield, and Petula Clark playing on the Magnavox console was pure magic.
The icing on the cake were the glamorous PSA «Stewardesses» who would parade through our house on a daily basis. They were stopping in to pick up those fabulous red, orange, and pink uniforms, go-go boots, and hobo bags. You see, my mom designed those sassy uniforms for those glamorous ladies who flew on those planes with the smiley faces.
