With this first collection from the Bob Cut Shop—we focused in on unisex staple wear that’s easy to throw on, run out to a socially distant bond fire on Ocean Beach, an outfit perfect for a small nature trip in North Bay, or just because you want something nice to wear at home. We’ve added a line of outrageously soft tee’s (much like our Dusty Rose tee), summer dresses that go with your existing closet, and even socks that I’ve lived in for nearly a week (don’t judge.) And until we can reemerge from our homes and sport our effortless looks in a not-distance capacity, we’re honored to get you started now. Enjoy the first collection of looks from Bob Cut. Want to let us know what garments or items we should carry? DM us on Instagram, we’re all ears. Please note that all the images shot below are of my housemate, Rebecca, who’ve I have had the pleasure of sheltering in place with. With styling provided by my other amazing housemate, Danielle! // Check out the rest of the shop here! Photography by Anthony Rogers, styled by Danielle Wallis, and modeled by Rebecca Dearden. Rebecca is 5’5”.
The Bob Cut Shop/ Edit One
The Hello Tee is a visage of some of our favorite HelloGoodbye tees in our yesteryear. You remember, don’t lie. And much like the front design, hello. That’s all!
// Rebecca wears a large and in the color Natural for the photo. Denim is stylist’s own. // //
A new development in our Bob Cut shop world was the integration of doing more fun colors and prints such as our Tye Dye tee. Yes, it’s misspelled but also C’MON TYE, DYE. Any who, you get the picture.
// Rebecca wears a large for the photo. Medallion necklace is in our accessories edit.
The Maritime Button Up holds a small place in my heart—this Mandarin styled collared shirt was one of our first samples we tested, worn, and liked. We know you’ll love wearing this driving top down through Napa or getting burritos seaside on Judah.
// Rebecca wears a large and in the color Charcoal for the photo. // //
A two for one—when building this collection, I was inclined to pieces that could pair well together and also could easily live separately. Our Structured V-Neck and our Peach and Pearly skirt as the combo for us.
// Rebecca wears a large for the photo. /**/
The Sofia cross body is such a classic staple. Easy to carry around, a fun photo cotton strap (with additional cross body chain), and beautifully built. It’s, once again, easy to pair with what you currently have.
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Our Maritime Day Dress was a nod to our want to sail the Bay. Something about wearing this dress, glass of bubbly in hand on deck really spoke to us—we got the bubbly down pat and now we’re looking for the boat.
// Rebecca wears a medium for the photo. Medallion necklace is in our accessories edit. /**/
Soft Sway of the Tress Wrap Dress was a garment that made our whole office excited to be launching commerce. It’s an office favorite that look good on everyone, female or male. With ruched sleeves and a center waist closure, this dress makes you feel instantly on top of the world.
// Rebecca wears a medium. Boots are stylist’s own. // //
For our Bay Area doyens who enjoy physical activity whether in water or on land, our activewear edit has a small yet growing array of active apparel. We love this Vintage Swimsuit in Crimson, it’s such a nod back to how swim suits were constructed in the early 60’s. Much ado like San Francisco.
// Rebecca wears a medium. Black shorts are stylist’s own.
Shop the whole edit here.
