Switch to the mobile version of this page.

Tweet

  Save to foursquare

Email

Print

    Favorite
  Saving…

Oak Common

3231 Grand Ave.
Oakland, CA 94610
510-285-6629
OakCommon.com
Oakland-Grand Lake

A men's and women's clothing store that sells brands like Cheap Monday and Mink Pink.

Hours: Sun. noon-6 p.m.; Mon.-Thur. noon-7 p.m.; Fri.-Sat. 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

Tags: Clothing Stores: New

View past events for Oak Common »

Calendar

Submit an event

or

Most Popular Stories

Cali Rican Brings Home-Cooked Puerto Rican Flavors to New Pop-Up
Naming Names: These Officers Are Responsible for the Failed Oakland Police Sex Scandal Investigation

Using public records, we've identified most of the officers and top brass referred to in the Swanson-Barron report.
On the Phenomenon of Burger Boogaloo — and the Oakland Couple Who Makes It Happen

The annual punk, garage, and trash rock festival goes down this weekend at Mosswood Park.
California to Require All Marijuana to be Lab Tested. What Will Happen to Weed That Fails the Lab?
On Garage Rock's Masked Conservatism and Regressive Politics

Also: Locals rally around Oakland artist Jasmine Infiniti after attack.

City of Oakland Poised to Give Public Land to Nonprofit that Improperly Received $710,000 in County Funds
Degrees Plato Serves Beer Without Borders in Oakland's Laurel Neighborhood

Husband-wife duo serve up craft brew and Oaxacan-inspired fare at a kid-friendly spot in the Laurel.
Buck Stops Nowhere: Oakland Unified School District Suffering From Multiple Vacancies in Key Finance Positions

The district faces steep budget deficits over the next two years.
Picán Restaurant in Uptown Oakland Closing ... For Now
43 Must-Do Summer Activities In The Bay Area!

It's our annual Summer Guide listicle!

Gentrification Station: Why Oakland Still Says NO to Uber
- Comments (20)
Oakland Metro Operahouse Claims Harassment by a Neighbor, Who Says the Music Venue is Breaking the Law

Coupled with increased scrutiny following the Ghost Ship fire, the Metro's owners say finances are constricted.
- Comments (16)
Picán Restaurant in Uptown Oakland Closing ... For Now
- Comments (9)
Town Business: Oakland Discovers Extra $7.13 Million Hidden in Police Department's Proposed Budget
- Comments (8)
Grand Jury: Oakland’s ‘Backroom Dealing’ to Sell City-Owned Land Is Systemic Problem ‘Vulnerable to Undue Influence’
- Comments (8)

City of Oakland ‘Bulldozer’ Hit A Homeless Man While He Was Sleeping In A Tent

Debris and garbage is increasingly an issue at homeless encampments. But homeless residents claim that the 'bulldozer' trashed and destroyed their personal belongings and valuables. 'It was horrible, just ridiculous.'
Jay Som’s Slow-Burning Ascent

Everybody Works, the Oakland-via-Brentwood musician’s breakthrough, is a revelation that celebrates self-care, identity, and the Bay Area DIY scene on her own terms. But it took a bit of time to get there.

Recent Issues

Jun 21, 2017

Jun 14, 2017

Jun 7, 2017

May 31, 2017

May 24, 2017

May 17, 2017

More Issues

Best of the East Bay

2017

Best Of Nominees

Browse Search

Browse Your Profile

Browse News & Opinion

Browse Arts & Culture

Browse Movies

Browse Food & Drink

Browse Music

Browse Blogs

Browse Locations

Browse Calendar

Browse Special Reports

Browse Classifieds

Oak Common

Related Stories

From vintage fairs to night markets to pop-up sales, this fall season offers plenty of fashion-y events to look forward to.

Jenny Sharaf attempts to open feminist dialogue through an exhibition that ruptures mainstream portrayals of blondeness.

The Oakland-based artist uses photography to illuminate life's fleeting images and sensations.

In the East Bay, shopping isn’t just about buying stuff; it’s also about supporting the local economy.

Reviews/comments

Friends

History

Map

Calendar

Most Popular Stories

Using public records, we've identified most of the officers and top brass referred to in the Swanson-Barron report.

The annual punk, garage, and trash rock festival goes down this weekend at Mosswood Park.

Also: Locals rally around Oakland artist Jasmine Infiniti after attack.

Husband-wife duo serve up craft brew and Oaxacan-inspired fare at a kid-friendly spot in the Laurel.

The district faces steep budget deficits over the next two years.

It's our annual Summer Guide listicle!

Coupled with increased scrutiny following the Ghost Ship fire, the Metro's owners say finances are constricted.

Debris and garbage is increasingly an issue at homeless encampments. But homeless residents claim that the 'bulldozer' trashed and destroyed their personal belongings and valuables. 'It was horrible, just ridiculous.'

Everybody Works, the Oakland-via-Brentwood musician’s breakthrough, is a revelation that celebrates self-care, identity, and the Bay Area DIY scene on her own terms. But it took a bit of time to get there.

Recent Issues

Best of the East Bay

2017

OTHER YEARS