Public Land opens art, plant, and home goods store on S.Fs Clement Street

San Francisco, CALocal News

Mel Eligon and Austin McManus opened Public Land on Clement Street in San Francisco while commuting from their home in Sacramento. The store focuses on curated handmade items, reflecting their passion for nature and camping. Previously, they owned a location in Sacramento and have backgrounds in fashion and photography. Eligon and McManus aim to create a unique shopping experience, avoiding the "grocery store effect" by offering a selective range of high-quality products. They source much of their inventory from local artists, fostering close relationships with many creators.

Their decision to open in San Francisco is driven by a desire to raise their daughter in a culturally vibrant city. They plan to move to the city soon to fully engage with the local art community. The store’s unique offerings set it apart from nearby retailers, reinforcing their commitment to intentional sourcing.

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