What started as a self-funded dream has grown into a space where getting dressed feels joyful again. We design and curate pieces that feel personal — thoughtful fabrics, strong silhouettes, playful details, clothes you’ll reach for on a normal Tuesday and a big Saturday night.

But what makes Haley Solar special isn’t just what’s on the racks.
It’s what happens inside.

We host in-store events all year long — pop-ups with local makers, styling nights, creative workshops, neighborhood parties, collaborations with our favorite businesses next door. Sometimes it’s structured. Sometimes it’s spontaneous. There’s usually music. Often a drink. Always conversation.

And throughout the year, we build immersive store themes, our way of inviting you into everything that inspires Haley.

Film.
Music.
Fashion.
And the city built on all three.

Past themes have been inspired by Twin Peaks, the dreamy femininity of Sofia Coppola, and the effortless romance of classic French cinema. We’ve transformed the shop into little worlds, cinematic windows, curated soundtracks, visual storytelling woven through the racks.

We believe retail should feel human. You should be able to ask questions, try things on slowly, meet someone new, stay awhile.

Community is the heartbeat of Haley Solar. We love celebrating local artists, supporting small brands, and creating moments where people feel seen , not marketed to.

You might walk in for a new fit.
You might leave inspired to start something of your own.

Either way, we’re so glad you’re here.

About Haley:

Designer Haley Solar has spent most her life behind a sewing machine. Growing up in Southern California, Haley learned to sew at 7 and was making clothing patterns by high school. Woking as a retail buyer and merchandiser, Haley entered the fashion world with an appreciation for the customer that naturally led to her desire to open a retail location. She has continued to put the hand made philosophy into her designs. When not designing you can find her chatting up a customer at either of her locations, teaching sewing and design classes above the storefront or digging thorough thrift stores and fabric bins for her next bit of inspiration.